How finished is this one?

[Woldy]

Its no secret the first title was lacking and frankly incomplete upon its release.
How is this by comparison?
That "Overwhelmingly positive" has me drooling from the mouth. Indie games with that are pretty much always amazing.
But im still a bit on the fence. Bad initial taste and all that.

[Frostfeather]

It's pretty complete, but I found that it had some issues that aren't immediately apparent. In other words, it gives a good first impression, then the cracks show later on... hence the good reviews - people tend to play a few hours and drop the game for the next one.

The class system, ally AI, and lack of enemy variety are huge issues. Tied into the last point, there are many ranged spellcaster enemies that will make some classes feel miserable (including the main character).

TL;DR: it's "complete" but needs improvements it'll probably never see.

[Woldy]

Originally posted by Frostfeather:

It's pretty complete, but I found that it had some issues that aren't immediately apparent. In other words, it gives a good first impression, then the cracks show later on... hence the good reviews - people tend to play a few hours and drop the game for the next one.

The class system, ally AI, and lack of enemy variety are huge issues. Tied into the last point, there are many ranged spellcaster enemies that will make some classes feel miserable (including the main character).

TL;DR: it's "complete" but needs improvements it'll probably never see.

love the honesty.

[Frostfeather]

For what it's worth, I'd still probably recommend it if you're into Fire Emblem clones. I did give it a thumbs up but might have gone neutral if that was an option.