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Their bases are pretty similar. A few minor leads in Tibarn's favor, but no real big differences. They're both gonna be one-rounding things, almost never dying, and have great movement. They'll both be wtfh4x.

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In most chapters, Pavise doesn't matter. Why? Because, in a good few chapters, they're both unkillable. They both have nice Def and HP, and they both have h4x Spd and Lck combined with leadership, giving them wtfh4x Avo.

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In Nailah's part one chapters, she's even less vulerable than Tibarn in his respective chapters, because the enemies are so weak in comparison. Ike's part four chapters have hardly any enemies that can do more than 5 damage to and/or hit her, and 4-F isn't much better, for the most part.

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Nailah has an advantage of her own: availability.

In Nailah's part one chapters, Tibarn can't possibly perform better, because he doesn't exist. She also performs waaaaaaaaaaaay better here than he does in his respective chapters, like I said before. Part one is the hardest part, too, meaning she's needed more.

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First of all, there's her part one chapters. Two chapters doesn't seem like much of a difference, but like I've said, she has quite a bit more utility than Tibarn in these chapters. She's about ten billion times as stronger than any of your other units there, and more importantly, the enemies.

Not only is she uber in 1-8, she's essential in 1-F. Long-range magic, being swarmed by eneimes of all sorts, chests being pilfered and accurate Longbows from above ledges that can more than easily one-round Cai and Raphy. Mr. Whopper can't help here anywhere near as much as Nailah, since his Mov is so much lower and he takes so much longer to climb the ledges. Nailah easily makes it up the ledges, get to far-away spaces, and can one-round any enemy that can attack from afar in a snap.

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4-1? Fog of War=NOT NICE. Especially when enemies are assaulting you from all sides and getting closer to your weak units every moment. Nailah can easily hold off any enemies you need her to.

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4-4? Cramped hallways with more reinforcements showing up every turn at the perfect spots to come pick off Tormod and Raphy. Definitly rather annoying. Again, Nailah can hold off any swarm of enemies you need her to without any trouble at all.

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4-3? Not a hard chapter at all. No particularly powerful enemies to speak of, and no big surprises beyond anyone's control. Tibarn certainly is uber, but not as essential as Nailah is in her chapters by a longshot.

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And finally, 4-5. Yes, he definitely helps a good deal here, I'm not denying that. The thing is, the chapter can be finished fairly quickly anyway. Izuka may have powerful attacks and be able to warp, but he's also as easy to rip apart as wet toilet paper. Simply kill him in one turn and the chapter will end right away. This can easily be done without Tibarn.

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So, yeah. Nailah's waaaaaaaay more useful in her chapters than Tibarn is in his, and not only because she has more of them.

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Nailah is at level 33, and Tibarn is at level 31… yet he already has the superior stats, with even more room to grow. And since their growths are essentially the same, Tibarn will maintain those leads, and widen the gap even more when Nailah runs out of levels to grow.

Also, let's not forget that 1 point in each stat basically equals 2. This turns Tibarn's lead into a bigger lead. The only stat Nailah is notably superior in is Luck, and that doesn't double.

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…okay, so neither ever dies. So let’s look at what they’re giving to the team.

Like you mentioned, Tibarn has Pavise, and at base level, it’s activating nearly half the time. (48% to be exact) As far as skills are concerned, he’s also got Savior for added rescue utility, plus Canto, which Nailah lacks. Also, he’s got 4 authority stars when Nailah only has 3, so the other allies are benefiting more from Tibarn.

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What does Nailah have that Tibarn doesn’t? Well, pretty much just Glare and lolGuard. So Tibarn’s skill set is easily more beneficial to himself and others.

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Nailah has a bond with Rafiel, while Tibarn has bonds with all 3 of the herons.

Now, we’re definitely bringing Reyson to the final chapter, since he’s got the best chanting ability, and the best durability of the 3.

That means that 5 out of Nailah’s chapters won’t have Rafiel in them, so Nailah’s bond is rendered useless for the final. Meanwhile, Tibarn will be using his regardless of what heron you choose; Reyson is in his first two chapters no matter what, and you want him in the final as well, so for all seven of Tibarn’s chapters, he’s putting his bond to use, while Nailah’s only matters for 4 chapters.

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As you've mentioned before, they're virtually unable to die, so this point is basically pointless and redundant.

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Nailah may have more chapters, but Tibarn is easily more useful in his 7 chapters than she is in her 9.

Tibarn already has superior stats, so he’s killing more efficiently. He also has more mobility – flying + immunity to terrain penalties + canto is h4x. He’s getting to enemies and tearing them up faster than she is, so he’s performing way better in Part 4 than she is. He can also rescue units that need help and receives no penalties thanks to Savior, and his authority stars give better boosts than Nailah’s do.

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Yeah, she’s about 10 billion times stronger than the enemies… and she’s also getting way less EXP. Even people like Sothe have started to gain more than 1 EXP per fight by this point, so Nailah is just vacuuming the EXP that people like Nolan and Jill so desperately need.

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Plus you’ve got plenty of other godly units, so Nailah is by no means essential. The BK is arguably better since he has a ranged attack, and you want to bring him to 1-F for the Lehran event. Sothe and Volug are also both mandatory, and both are very strong fighters as well, plus you’ve obtained people like Zihark and Tormod by now, so Nailah isn’t a God among mere mortals… not at all.

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First of all, weak units aren’t a problem at all on this team. You’ve got Ike and Titania on it for sure, and plenty of other fairly strong units are available, but that part is player’s choice.

Secondly, this is Part 4; you know what units you’re using, and by now, most of them have nearly finished their growth, and if there’s a weak one that isn’t fully leveled yet, then you WANT them to get attacked so they can gain EXP, so either way, Nailah isn’t needed to protect the team.

Screw you Nailah, Ike and Titania are h4x.

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Pretty much anyone on your team can rape the enemies in this chapter; what makes Nailah so special? She doesn’t have anything special that really makes her stand out, unlike what Tibarn can do in his chapters.

Raping enemies? Y halo Ike and Titania, and co. Nailah is nothing special, but who’s competing with Tibarn? Elincia?

Raping enemies when the team doesn’t >>> Raping enemies when the team can do that without you.

Also, mobility. Tibarn tears up his enemies faster, since he can get there thanks to awesome flying powers. Nailah has no answer to this. In fact, those cramped quarters you mentioned are only slowing her down, whereas Tibarn can just fly over the trees that get in his way.

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Exactly, because Tibarn doesn’t exist in 4-3.

*shot*

Anyways, in 4-2, Tibarn is your most mobile unit in a huge forest chapter. Units like Tauroneo having trouble getting through Thickets? Tibarn doesn’t care. Hell, he can fly over the trees that foot units can’t even move through.

So he gets to the enemies quickly, and completely rapes them. That’s way better than whatever Nailah was doing for a team that was already uber without her.

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Okay, first, WTF @ killing Izuka in 1 turn. Even if that was possible, you aren’t ending the most EXP abundant chapter in the game in a single turn.

So anyways, the laguz don’t stop coming, so let’s stay awhile. After all, tactics rank no longer exists. Tibarn is fantastic here because everyone else struggles to move through the swamp. Tibarn has no terrain penalties, Canto, and Savior. Hell, if you wanted to, he could airlift the team so they could get to the action faster. Or he can get an injured unit out of a tight spot.

He can also fly around the map at light speed and gain tons of EXP himself. Plus, when the time comes to actually catch Izuka, Tibarn is pretty much the only one that can do it, since foot units are moving like… 2 spaces per turn through the swamp.

So he’s, yet again, incredibly useful.

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I think we’ve just proven that Tibarn is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more useful than Nailah.

…wait, did that come out? Sorry, I meant that Tibarn is more useful than Nailah.

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...So?

When they're both transformed, Tibarn has 2 more HP, 2 more Str, 2 more Skl, and 2 more Spd at base. Nailah has 6 more Mag, 6 more Luck, and 6 more Res. Neither of them should ever die or not one-round something the other will. Both of them are really doing equally here in terms of combat.

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Tibarn doesn't die if he has Pavise. He doesn't die if he doesn't have it. What, exactly, is Pavise doing for him?

Sure, it may have a very small chance of helping out very late in the game. But by then, you'll probably have given it to someone who was actually getting something out of it and will continue to get a significant benefit out of it. Once it's off him, which it will be, it's not a plus for him at all, because if the scroll is equipped back on him, it's the same if it was equipped on Nailah.

Savior can be useful, but it isn't a point for Tibarn, as is explained later in this post. As for authority, it only applies to commanders. Tibarn's applies during 4-2 and 4-5 whether you use him or not, so it's not like using him will benefit the team any more in some way.

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Guard can be very helpful to weaker team members, so there's nothing to lol about it. It's more helpful to the rest of the team than Tibarn's Pavise, certainly, and while Savior can be useful, as I said above there's more about why it isn't a point for him later in the post.

On top of that, regardless of capacity, units can only have 6 skills in this game. To fit a new one, Tibarn has to take off either Pavise or Savior, while Nailah doesn't need to remove anything. Seems Canto has actually managed to become a disadvantage for Tibarn.

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When, exactly, will a bond support with a HERON be put to use? Herons make units next to them move again, so it's unlikely that Nailah or Tibarn will stay next to them if they're ever next to them at all- Nailah and Tibarn both are supposed to charge at enemies and kill everything anywhere near them. That's definitely not the kind of situation a Heron should be in.

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Funny that you say that right after attempting to argue against that point. Hypocrisy ftw?

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You can't kill more efficiently than consistent one-rounding. There's almost nothing Nailah won't one-round, and Tibarn certainly isn't gonna kill those few enemies any faster.

Nailah has a point of Move over Tibarn, and takes no penalty from terrain either. Tibarn's ability to fly gives him similar mobility to Nailah, not far more. Canto on a unit like him is as much of a detrment as a benefit because he's unlikely to need it, and it just fills up his capacity.

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Here's that point about Savior I mentioned earlier. Skills can, of course, be reassigned, but while it could be seen as more efficient to leave on Tibarn, his only claim to it is that it doesn't take up capacity on him, which doesn't matter, nulling the entire point. Even you remove his two removable skills, he has 55 capacity and two skills to fill it with. No matter what those skills are, he can fit them and have plenty left over, so there's no reason to necessarily leave his skills on him.

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CrossKnightElto: i don't get that
FESNinFinity: lol
FESNinFinity: That makes zero sense
CrossKnightElto: did he just say that Tibarn can use any skills?
CrossKnightElto: wtf
CrossKnightElto: and have a lot of empty space?
FESNinFinity: XD

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Total Exp gain doesn't matter if there's no Exp rank. Say Nolan would get 20 Exp from a kill. Jill takes the kiill, and Nolan doesn't get the 20 Exp. Nailah takes the kill, and Nolan doesn't get the 20 Exp. No difference.

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Out of all the characters you listed, the only win is Tormod's Str beating Nailah's Mag (since the direct offensive stats would be reversed in comparison for a Mage being compared to a physical unit)... and his Str is way past the amount he'd get something out of anyway, so it doesn't matter. All of Nailah's stats other than Mag are far over the corresponding stat for each other unit, even assuming they somehow get to that kind of level, which isn't happening anyway. Not to mention Nailah's large advantage in mobility over all of them except Volug... Nailah is completely raping here. Far more than Tibarn can ever say for his chapters.

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FESNinFinity: LOL LETS GIVE HER PARAGON
FESNinFinity: 2 EXP PER KILL
CrossKnightElto: ROFL

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While Nailah isn't raping quite as much as in Part I, it's still unquestionable that she's winning here.

Nailah's ability to protect your weaker units is far from useless. There are several characters you'll want to be protecting, one in particular being Rafiel, and with things like darkness hiding the advancing enemies, the ability to shield them from being attacked is very important. Nailah, being your best unit in that area, is definitely very useful because of that.

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Nailah is the best character you have there in just about every way. What about that doesn't stand out?

Nailah is better than Ike and Titania, and Elincia is definitely competing with Tibarn. There are several other h4x units assigned only to his team as well, so Tibarn certainly isn't without competition.

Raping enemies when the team doesn't is certainly far better than raping enemies when the team can do that without you. Of course, Tibarn is never raping enemies when the team doesn't. Nailah, on the other hand, definitely is, at least during Part I.

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Tibarn may be more mobile, but Nailah is still mobile enough to do anything she'll need to. Beast Laguz are the most mobile of the ground-based units... and Ike's group needs flying units the least, so they won't be there. Nailah has better mobility than any other unit you're still using that was sent with Ike's group, while Tibarn can't say the same about characters matching his mobility in his group.

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There aren't many places where you have to cross trees in the level, and Tibarn can't fly over the central area, the main thing you'd want to get over. It's not like he's your only flying unit, either.

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The Laguz don't stop coming, so if you're abusing them, you don't care about how fast you kill them. Stop contradicting yourself.

His ability to gain tons of Exp himself doesn't help anyone else, and it's not like he needs much anyway.

"Catch" Izuka? Interesting that you'd say that when you also mention that you'll be abusing the chapter for Exp. If you don't care about how long you take, Izuka's Rewarp Staff will be gone before you try to kill him, making it easy to reach him without Tibarn if you don't care about how long you take... which you don't. Even if it mattered, it's not like he's your only flier, with characters like Elincia around.

Tibarn isn't useful at all in 4-5. No one can be, because performance doesn't matter when you don't care about completing the chapter quickly and can easily one-round the boss.

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Total Exp gain doesn't matter if there's no Exp rank. Say Nolan would get 20 Exp from a kill. Jill takes the kiill, and Nolan doesn't get the 20 Exp. Nailah takes the kill, and Nolan doesn't get the 20 Exp. No difference.

Say Nolan needs to level. Nailah steals his experience. Nolan doesn't get his level. I don't really get your logic at all. You'd rather have Nailah take all the kills and see your other useful characters sit their and watch?

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Out of all the characters you listed, the only win is Tormod's Str beating Nailah's Mag (since the direct offensive stats would be reversed in comparison for a Mage being compared to a physical unit)... and his Str is way past the amount he'd get something out of anyway, so it doesn't matter. All of Nailah's stats other than Mag are far over the corresponding stat for each other unit, even assuming they somehow get to that kind of level, which isn't happening anyway. Not to mention Nailah's large advantage in mobility over all of them except Volug... Nailah is completely raping here. Far more than Tibarn can ever say for his chapters.

Where did you hide the Black Knight? Under your bed? AKA, the Final Chapter doesn't need you, Nailah. We don't need you hogging any experience when people still need their levels.

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FESNinFinity: LOL LETS GIVE HER PARAGON
FESNinFinity: 2 EXP PER KILL
CrossKnightElto: ROFL

UNLIKE, in part 4. >_>

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Mr. Whopper can't help here anywhere near as much as Nailah, since his Mov is so much lower and he takes so much longer to climb the ledges. Nailah easily makes it up the ledges, get to far-away spaces, and can one-round any enemy that can attack from afar in a snap.

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Where are your advantages? All you seem to be doing is trying to belittle ours.

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First of all, there's her part one chapters. Two chapters doesn't seem like much of a difference, but like I've said, she has quite a bit more utility than Tibarn in these chapters. She's about ten billion times as stronger than any of your other units there, and more importantly, the enemies.

Not only is she uber in 1-8, she's essential in 1-F. Long-range magic, being swarmed by eneimes of all sorts, chests being pilfered and accurate Longbows from above ledges that can more than easily one-round Cai and Raphy. Mr. Whopper can't help here anywhere near as much as Nailah, since his Mov is so much lower and he takes so much longer to climb the ledges. Nailah easily makes it up the ledges, get to far-away spaces, and can one-round any enemy that can attack from afar in a snap.

Her part four chapters are harder than Tibarn's as well.

4-1? Fog of War=NOT NICE. Especially when enemies are assaulting you from all sides and getting closer to your weak units every moment. Nailah can easily hold off any enemies you need her to.

4-4? Cramped hallways with more reinforcements showing up every turn at the perfect spots to come pick off Tormod and Raphy. Definitly rather annoying. Again, Nailah can hold off any swarm of enemies you need her to without any trouble at all.

Tibarn's chapters?

4-3? Not a hard chapter at all. No particularly powerful enemies to speak of, and no big surprises beyond anyone's control. Tibarn certainly is uber, but not as essential as Nailah is in her chapters by a longshot.

And finally, 4-5. Yes, he definitely helps a good deal here, I'm not denying that. The thing is, the chapter can be finished fairly quickly anyway. Izuka may have powerful attacks and be able to warp, but he's also as easy to rip apart as wet toilet paper. Simply kill him in one turn and the chapter will end right away. This can easily be done without Tibarn.

So, yeah. Nailah's waaaaaaaay more useful in her chapters than Tibarn is in his, and not only because she has more of them.

So, let's review:

-Tibarn has seven chapters of uberness, whereas Nailah has nine. This means she's that much more useful.

-Tibarn is sort of essential in one chapter, whereas Nailah is absolutely essential in one and sort of essential in two. Again, this means she's that much more useful.

-Tibarn and Nailah are both unkillable and one-round everything, meaning Nailah's leads in usefulness are more important when comparing the two.

And thus, Nailah is overall more useful than Tibarn.

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Except for the fact that Magic does nothing for royals. And also, Luck AND resistance are not needed because of Tibarn's pavise and >9000 speed. I may agree that they're both doing well with combat. However, in terms of final chapter usefulness, Tibarn will be doing 14 more points more damage(SS weapon has one more attack point that Nailah's, and he ends up with 3(x2) more points in strength than Nailah(x2 because of doubling)).

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Also, when considering usefulness against Ashera(aka doubling against her), Tibarn only needs to gain speed in one of his remaining 9 levels while Nailah has to gain speed 3 times in her remaining 7. Her chance of being able to double against Ashera are much much less likely; and considering the fact that her speed growth is 20%... (and this is going by luck too, since her average speed will be slower than Ashera's on average). This means Tibarn will be doing 28(14x2) more damage than Nailah. That makes a big difference when we're dealing with a character of 120+ HP. o_O

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Why, exactly, are you debating over that? We basically said that Pavise is an added skill for him, not something he needs. It's not hurting him in any way either. You can't use that against us in any way either. Saying that you can put it on another character is fucking retarded. Anybody can remove any of their non-class skills and it'd be applied in the same way. If you want to play that way, we might as well strip Nailah of her Guard as well. Tibarn will be making better use of it with his high HP. But Guard is still a shit skill, so ROFL.

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As for authority stars, it only applies when you're next to the character you want to give boosts to. How are you going to do that while not using Tibarn at all? >_> Meanwhile, Nailah's are useless since she's never the leader. You should've just left it at that, instead of pressing further. We were about to miss the fact that Nailah couldn't make use of her stars anyways, lol.

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True. It barely applies.

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There's nothing else I can argue about since you guys keep repeating the same thing.

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As said earlier, the fight against Ashera shows how much it matters. And fewer enemies? The final chapter is more than half of their playtime, lol.

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Nailah does receive punishment from terrain, just less severely. The swamps in 1-8 will slow her down. Also, Tibarn's flying makes him equal to Nailah? I don't see Nailah leaping over mountains.

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And still sucking up all of mama's experience. </3

Several? I only know of one that can have a slight chance of dying in this chapter. AKA, Rafiel. You should have the walls blocked off. And then, there are only two pegasus knights to worry about; who can be plucked off by Haar or something. I thought you said earlier that Nailah was meant for attacking anyways. o_O

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Elincia x Tibarn supporting sounds sexy. She's mainly a healer so she can leech off of Tibarn's sexy leadership and support bonuses. What other "h4x units" can fly? Reyson? Because we all know he's going to be on the front lines.

Yeah, she's still breast feeding off my experience...

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Titania matches her movement in 4-1.

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Tibarn has people that can match his mobility. So what? It's not like any characters are even close to being as h4x as Tibarn.

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Elincia can't cross over the central area either, so wtf.

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Because everybody wants to spend more than an hour trying to gain experience, right?

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Yes, but it makes it easier for him to earn experience as this is a chapter with the biggest benefits to all units, thanks to the nonstop enemies.

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That doesn't change the fact that Tibarn can help lift allies over to the laguz either. >_>

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By the way, you mean "with Elincia" not "with characters like Elincia", right?

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-Tibarn has seven chapters of uberness, whereas Nailah has nine. This means she's that much more useful.

-Tibarn is sort of essential in one chapter, whereas Nailah is absolutely essential in one and sort of essential in two. Again, this means she's that much more useful.

-Tibarn and Nailah are both unkillable and one-round everything, meaning Nailah's leads in usefulness are more important when comparing the two.

And thus, Nailah is overall more useful than Tibarn.

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I am tired. : O

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First of all, I'll clarify the Savior point: Savior is about as much of a point for Tibarn as it is for Oscar. Or Nailah, for that matter.

Why? Well, tell me this. Why do inheritence skills count for a character's usefulness? Because they don't take up any capacity. BUT WAIT! For Tibarn, it DOES take up capacity in a way, since he can only have six skills. It doesn't matter that it doesn't take up any points, because it still stops him from getting other skills nonetheless. You could remove Savior and then give it back to him, and it wouldn't be taking up any more capacity than it was before.

So it's not like Tibarn has Savior as an inheritence skill; in a way, it's more like he starts with a Savior scroll. So, it isn't any more of a point for him as it is to anyone else.

But Savior goes really well on Tibarn, right?

But it would also go well on Haar. Or Jill. Or Elincia. Or Nailah.

But since it doesn't take up capacity, it's more efficient to leave it on him, right?

BUT IT DOES TAKE UP CAPACITY ON HIM. It's as much of a detriment to him as it is to anyone else. Savior is just as much of a point for Tibarn as is it for Nailah. It could just as easily be on her without a downside to anyone else.

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I shall clarify this.

By this chapter, Nolan and friends do not "desperately need" that EXP. It's not likely that very many of the first tier units will have been being used, with crap like Fiona and Meg out there. Nolan, Cai, and Jill are the only two that are definitely being used. And Aran and maaaaaaybe Eddo are possibilities as well. But the point is, any of them that you've been training are gonna be promoted by this point- or, in Cai's case, maxed out.

So as a result, NO ONE is gaining h4x amounts of EXP anymore. Maybe liek 5-15 points for a kill. They do not even remotely "desperately need" the kills.

But Nailah still gains less EXP for the kills, right? So she shouldn't be getting any kills, right? RIGHT?

Wrong.

Yes, if Nailah got a kill, then that was one kill that Nolan could've gotten. One level up Nolan would've gotten.

But what if you do let him get the kill? He gets the level up. Yay. BUT WAIT! Nolan just stole a kill/level up from Jill. That's one level up that Jill could've gotten. They're taking the exact same amount of EXP away from everyone else, so it's not that big of a difference.

It's only gonna hurt you if you do what you said and let her suck up all your kills, and why, in the name of all that is studly, would you do that? That's like saying that Tibarn shouldn't be used because he'll prolly die if you leave him untransformed near Izuka with no one else around. It's the player's fault if that happens. It's only gonna happen if you're stupid about it.

I guess that means that Marcus, Seth, Titania(FE9) and Sothe shouldn't be used either, eh? That's, like, FE Empire nub logic or something.

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No, Whopper Freakout is not under Othin's bed, he's underneath one of those ledges that it takes him about fifteen turns each to climb. Nailah dun have to worry about that, she can climb those ledges in her sleep.

Beta

 

Nailah is unbelievably useful in this chapter, like it or not. Especially if you give her the Pass scroll for this chapter- in fact, since she has the best mobility here and since someone with Pass is really needed here, she's the best possible candidate for it. She'll be able to climb those ledges, get to the chests, take out the Longbow users and long-range magic users and make the entire chapter easier for you. I don't recall Tibarn ever being this useful.

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So, wait...you're saying that Nailah doesn't double?

ROFLMAO ROFLMAO ROFLMAO

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Tibarn will be doing 14 more points more damage(SS weapon has one more attack point that Nailah's, and he ends up with 3(x2) more points in strength than Nailah(x2 because of doubling)).

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Also, aside from bosses and Red Dragons, THERE IS NOTHING THEY DON'T BOTH ONE-ROUND.

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False. It does not barely apply- it never applies.

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If you meant Ashera's barriers, you'd be correct. However, if she's at level, say, 36 by then, she'll have about a 50-50 chance of having gained a point in Spd, and will thus be able to double them. And even if she hasn't, destroying 1-3 barriers a turn is mad easy with Nasir and Ena around, so I can't see it standing out that much.

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So, wait...Tibarn can fly over the swamps in 1-8? Wowzerz, I never knew that.

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No, she does not "suck up mama's experience" unless you're an FEE nub. Besides, by that logic, Tibarn does the same thing.

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There's not just Rafiel, there's also Soren, and...pretty much anyone else that isn't very durable. You can't tell when the enemies are coming, so Nailah's the perfect crutch when something unexpected happens. Tibarn's not needed as a crutch in his chapters, since you don't need one as much when you can tell when enemies are coming.

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Haar? Jill? Marcia?

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And besides, a unit can be h4x without flying, ya know. Nin's point about Tibarn being the only h4x unit in his squad didn't make much sense, along a good handful of others that he used.

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But not in 4-4; not even close. Explained why already.

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Nor is it like any characters are even close to being as h4x as Nailah. Lulz

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See, doing that would bring about one of those EXP-stealing moments you seem so obsessed with. It takes about ten kills for him to level up, and Izuka only summons four laguz per turn. And of course, since you don't wanna spend more than an hour trying to gain EXP, that's not something you wanna do.

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Jill and Haar, lol.