The more time you spend cultivating bonds with your teammates, the more effectively they will work together in battle. Coordinate with allies on the battlefield so that they can help one another. There are pros and downsides to using each type of troop and weapon against different enemies. In the series’ most strategic fights, you’ll have an army of knights, magicians, archers, and more at your disposal. Now, for the first time, your avatar gets to play the lead role. To succeed in this turn-based strategy game, you’ll need to command your soldiers with pinpoint accuracy and create meaningful bonds with them. If you choose Conquest, you’ll have to wage war within your errant country to bring about its transformation. If you take the Birthright road, you’ll fight the tainted king of Nohr with a group of strangers. Which side do you plan to take? You were raised as a member of the royal family of Nohria, but you are an heir of the Hoshido. Article taken from seems imminent between the two kingdoms. While they're going to work towards getting the new LLE option playable, they do say that the HLE option will probably remain as the go-to option, with LLE becoming a useful tool to help find and debug audio issues to further improve audio in Citra overall.įascinating stuff, I do love seeing what emulator developers have to go through to get things working. Most of the work towards this, was done by a single developer who suffered a bit of a burn-out over it.
They go into quite a lot of detail about how they got here, with plenty of bumps along the way. There's a downside though, that currently the performance does take quite a hit with it so they're still recommending the "HLE (Fast)" setting for now. They say this has enabled games like Pokémon X / Y, Fire Emblem Fates and Echoes and more to work. They've made some great progress on accurate audio emulation, with their new "LLE (Accurate)" option.
Citra, the impressive and quickly moving Nintendo 3DS emulator has a new progress report out and it sounds great.
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