Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Is The Series' Most Forgiving Yet
The first time I turned back time during a battle in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, I did what any veteran does: I felt slightly ashamed. Peter had wandered into a swordsman’s reach that I hadn't spotted, and Fortuna's Blessing let me pull the whole turn back and try again. Standard stuff by now. Mila's Turnwheel became...
The first time I turned back time during a battle in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, I did what any veteran does: I felt slightly ashamed. Peter had wandered into a swordsman’s reach that I hadn't spotted, and Fortuna's Blessing let me pull the whole turn back and try again. Standard stuff by now. Mila's Turnwheel became Divine Pulse became the Time Crystal, each with a limited number of uses. Then I noticed that the currency that gets spent when you use a god’s blessing wasn’t actually spent this time.
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