Understanding Unit Stats in Fire Emblem Engage | Formulas, Combat Forecast, & Intro to Growth Rates
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- A beginner friendly guide to all the various stats on your units in Fire Emblem Engage.
0:00 Intro
0:29 Basic Stats
1:52 Combat Stats
5:08 Combat Forecast
6:24 What are Growth Rates?
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Some extra Notes:
- Green Stats mean you hit the stat cap. Blue Stats are buffed, while Red Stats are debuffed.
- Effectiveness will give the weapon 3x Mt for damage calculations.
- Regarding Fixed Growth Rates: My understanding is that the game keeps track of the growth values per level. If you have a base 5 Str and a 60% Str Growth your 1st level-up would add 0.6 to Str, which gets to 5.6. This will not get you +1 Str. However, on the 2nd level-up you now have 6.2 Str so you will get +1 Str. Basically, every player will get the exact same level-ups assuming you are at the same level with the same growth rates.
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Thank you for those well-made explanations. I'm reaching the end of the campaign and I still didn't know the real impact of certain stats
The ending explains so much what happened with Jean between my first and 2nd hard mode playthroughs. He was basically a God in the 1st. But he struggled so much more in the 2nd.
Same goes with Alear's health stats. I had a 50 health in the 1st and 46 in the second.
This also explains why I had issues with Madeline and Louis with hitting enemies. Yeah when they did hit it was great. But most of my late game chances were 50% for Madeline. Meanwhile Louis varied wildly between 50% to 20% at any moment. Louis is my favorite, so I wanna do better by him.
Same for other units that aren't as good like Vander. I hate benching people.
Thanks for the great starting point!!
hey man, insanely helpful video! i havent played fire emblem seriously in a while so this immensely helped. thanks a bunch!
For the past 30+ hours of playtime I have been using Framme in every map as my healer/fisticuffer and this is when I learn it uses both magic and phys attack!
I am really glad that you can see the chance to dodge a critical in this game. In Three Houses I found myself often underestimating the chance for a critical to land especially in Maddening.
The class character growth split, in theor,y allows for some unconventional character class combos to work. Like putting Alfred in a really speedy class or Céline in a strength based class.
A very informative video thanks you. I can't wait for the Chad chrom to get released
The more you know, thank you 🙏
Nice refresher SS!
Speak well on growth part with that in mind my tips is
"If it not 100% it's 50%", MandJTV
Thank you this is really helpful! I’ve been looking for these formulas to make my calculations. Really helps make sense of what these numbers mean lol. Do we know how exp is calculated? Like how much you get per action and how much you need per level?
Thank you for this video. I actually didn't knew that martial art uses both offensive stats (and thus was among the people wondering why Alear doesn't do much damage compared to his sword)
Thanks a lot for the guide. I have a question though. I got some units at an advanced level, should I use a scolaris to got them to level 1 and got better stats with the Tiki method or is it better tob directly use a magister on them and use the Tiki method ?
Thanks for the hard work! Really enjoyed this video and actually learned a surprising amount. Like was anyone else going to tell me fists are mag + atk based??? No, I was supposed to just figure that out or actually read the tool tips??
The tooltip does say it base of phy+mag attack but forgot to mention the divive by 2 part
Does anyone know if Tiki's enhanced growth rate ability takes effect if you are playing on maddening with fixed rates?
I assume it does because it adds +15% to all growth rates. I am not 100% certain that is how it works though.
you should mention, Maddening's fixed growths. A character with high growths will always be better than ones with lesser growths due to the nature of how fixed works. Some people will like it (like me) but some will hate it cause "bench units" will always be bad.
You also get no variation, you can't really be surprised or impressed with a unit's growth on fixed growths.
You lose out a bit on the gambling, so to speak.
@@Smuggers. I personally hate "gambling" lol, but yeah FE has enough RNG as it is in combat. I personally don't need RNG to know if a character will turn out good or bad lol.
Build is how big your unit is...man my Alear is jacked! 15 build lol.
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Still kind of confused with growth rates. If I understood the video correctly, does this just mean that if I use a certain class, it's just faster to attain the max stat for the least amount of level ups, but stat caps are still the same per character?
Do stat growth items affect the rates because my diamant hasn't gotten a strength increase in the last 5 levels and it is worrying me
Interesting, while playing my Anna almost only got hp and strength, adn sometimes speed but not enough to double. Also the fighter line does seem to be a really bad fit for her based on those growth rates
nah, that crit 3 is not just 3, might as well 90 at point of impact heh
This was so clear and to the point unlike other videos where they drone on. I appreciate the complexity but how simply you put everything. Thank you for such a simple video!! 🥸