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Events of Fire Emblem: Awakening are set years past that of any other Fire Emblem entry, keeping its legacy at distance far enough to prevent new players from feeling lost but with enough insider nudges to satisfy series veterans. Damocles can his delicious cake-and eat it, too. Who are we to judge? If concessions like that are what it takes to continue to see high-caliber games of this ilk then Nintendo can tweak away Awakening may be most accessible Fire Emblem to date, but retain its hardcore strategic faculties for those who are already very happy with franchise, thank-You-very-much, and add whole bunch of other modern-day niceties on top of It that anyone can get behind. Doing so may fly in face of what Fire Emblem fans love about Fire Emblem, but, after all, it's only option, tuck away safely in likely healthier Casual Mode you can choose to ignore. It's clear that Nintendo would like more people to actually pay money for Fire Emblem: Awakening, so some of series' idiosyncrasies big and small are smoothed out or tweaked, including option to switch off whole eternal sleep Thing and without penalty at that. To love Fire Emblem is to feast Up on throne of Damocles, but not everyone wants to chow down with sword over their brain. It's like chess in that way, although flinging game at wall after frustrating defeat is far more expensive endeavor.
Perhaps really important one is that you've build winning strategy with croaks, or one that is key to keeping all of your other units alive and stabbing get spear in back. One wrong move in hard-fought battle can bring end of unit. Why people fall off Fire Emblem's tactical RPG train is one of reasons others can't wait to board: stakes are high and consequences of failure are real, all because of novel notion that death is, get this, permanent.
Expanding base tends to mean dulling its claws, and risk is that it'll no longer sink them in as deep. Take Fire Emblem, possibly most hardcore of Nintendo's franchises, not hardcore in nonsense terms of it appealing primarily to traditional gaming audience, but because it is, by its very nature, beautifully unforgiving beast.
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