>>56173553Awakening acting as the turning point between old FE and nu-FE after having been conceived in its entirety as a "last game" of sorts of the franchise was enough proof that classic Fire Emblem was not sustainable anymore. More so after Awakening became such a success that resurrected the series.
You can revisit older games all you like but fans should resign to the fact they won't be making games like those old ones anymore. They simply wouldn't sell. That's the main "issue" about portraying Awakening as bad, just because it doesn't correspond to your old design expectatives. It was a great new experience that began a new phase for the franchise that's borderline experimental.
>>56170649>>56174429Reset the clock.
