Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave Auto-Battle and Skip to Conclusion, Explained
One of the main parts of the action in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave sees you exploring dungeons. These contain chests, but you'll need to watch out for enemies, too. If you're spotted by an enemy, or you attack one roaming around the dungeon, you'll be put into a turn-based battle. These are a bit more straightforward...
One of the main parts of the action in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave sees you exploring dungeons. These contain chests, but you'll need to watch out for enemies, too. If you're spotted by an enemy, or you attack one roaming around the dungeon, you'll be put into a turn-based battle. These are a bit more straightforward than having to move units around the map like in the main battles in the game, and they come with Auto Battle and Skip to Conclusion options for players to take advantage of. But should you use these in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, or will they do more harm than good?
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