:p The poll runs for a week, though the question of Ephraim vs. You can pick two options, so make sure you don't pick both options of only one question. For the poll, because I can't have multiple polls to a thread, there are actually two questions in there question 1 is "do you think I can beat the game", and question 2 is "Ephraim or Eirika's route".
I'm also letting people here decide if I'll go for Ephraim or Eirika's route. Likewise, don't tell me what's coming until I've actually seen it myself (you can still meme on me if you think I'm screwed, just try to be somewhat oblique about what sort of misery lies in wait for me). :p The list of changes are listed here, you lot can look at it if you like and tell me if you think I can actually beat the game with what it's giving me I promise I haven't looked at it myself. So I don't even know if the game is going to be beatable. I have absolutely no idea what the randomiser produced. (For the sake of not making the game literally unplayable, some things, like the Lords, haven't been randomised, though the tool I used does offer the option to do so.) You could get revenant Artur with 100% strength and skill growth and who ends up being the best unit who ever lived (or didn't live, being that he's a revenant), or cleric Joshua with 300% Luck growth and 5% in everything else, and he ends up being useless. Note that the total stat growth numbers do not include a character’s base stats nor any class bonuses, just the flat gain’s each character will make just by leveling up.Thought this might be fun FE8 is one of the easier games in the series, and I've never done a randomiser run before, so might as well spice the game up a bit, right?įor those who don't know: a randomiser run is where things like units' (both enemy and playable) stats, classes, growth rates, equipment, weapon attributes, and so on and so forth, are. Essentially a character will get whatever innate stats they’re entitled to due to their predetermined growth rates, and then their class growth rates are rolled separately and added.īelow you’ll find a list of each character’s growth rates, first in a percentage chance per level (which aren’t actually calculated during gameplay, but which predetermine each character’s innate stat gains by level) followed by the total number of points a character will gain as they level up. The variation, little as it may be, can be attributed to a character’s class growth rates, which are covered on their own page (see link). Still, stat gains do vary when you level up, albeit slightly - a point gained or lost here is the most you’ll expect, while multi-level trends remain largely the same.
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