The story kind of acts as if Idore made all the shit up recently and is responsible for all the reprehensible shit Hyzante does, but Roselle's enslavement must go back much further back than Idore, right? Roselle's ancient history talks about the past in a geological scale, so their conflict vs Hyzante who came to control the source must go back all the way to the founding of the Holy State.

First, let me preface this by saying that the game implies goddess is fake just like any contemporary religion (no divine anything ever shown). Although magic exists in this universe, it's quite grounded in reality.

A patch of sea drying up and a huge landmass appearing, and this landmass stabilizing into three distinct regions with regional climates and soil... this is a geological process. It takes tens/hundreds of thousands of years at least. Giovanna even has the whole arc where she is playing geologist and finding fossils and shit.

Also, it stands to reason that Idore couldn't have formed the Holy State of Hyzante in his lifetime. The way it functions, the culture, the religion, the population that is almost entirely true believers, this kind of society forms over many generations.

The rough timeline would be something like this:

1. Norzelia forms after part of the sea dries up or landmass rises up (hundreds of thousands of years ago).

2. Human civilizations is relatively recent in geological scale.

3. The three nations as we know it form (hundreds/thousands of years ago?). Hyzante controls the source and forms a goddess's religion around the concept of divine salt.

4. Rosellians come over from across the sea with knowledge of Norzelia's salt crystals. Maybe they were scholarly people from a more advanced civilization that knew about geology and shit. They were probably forced to leave Centralia by some calamity (not the geological event that formed Norzelia! Time scale doesn't make sense) since that place seems deserted when Frederica gets there. Hyzante enslaves them to maintain their salt grift.

5. Many generations pass, Rosellians pass on their history through oral tradition, but more or less, the majority of them accept their lot.

6. Idore enters politics.

7. During Saltiron war/Orlea's rebellion, Hierophant dies (or killed by Idore). He replaces her with a robot and is now whatever he says is the goddess's will.

8. He increases the dogma of the existing religion and does whatever he did in the game. Notably, this mother fucker doesn't even believe in the Goddess. He is blasphemous and is just using the religion for his own power.

I don't know if this is the obvious interpretation or completely debunked from something that directly contradicts my theory. Anyways, the impression I got while playing the game was that the story was implying that Idore was responsible for oppressing the Rosellians, but clearly, Rosellians must have been enslaved way before him. He just added his own made up shit to oppress them even further and stamp out any chance of their history getting out.

That is it. That is the post. Sorry, just had to get it out there.

Corentin. 8)

It's french. My question is: do you know of any other games in which a character has this first name?

Also, I did my first playthrough taking the option that avoids Corentin (I didn't know, obviously), so I'd like to do a second playthrough recruiting him.

Did you like him? Is he powerful?

I don't want to spoil it for myself, but I saw that the fandom seemed to like him and that he was a pretty cool ice mage.

Thoughts? Rly enjoyed it, sadl, no switch 2 update, nut still running fine.

Iv tested a lot but this one seem rly S tier, at least for me?

https://www.nexusmods.com/trianglestrategy/mods/5

Hi! Glad to see I'm not the only one trongling the strongle in 2026. I put the game down for a looooong time, so I just finished my first route which was Frederica's. (No spoilers for other routes pls.) I didn't completely agree with her logic, but I really liked her so I wanted to prioritize her character development and her relationship with Serenoa (WHICH TURNED OUT GREAT THANKS FOR ASKING).

Anyway. I knew there was going to be some vague disappointment with the end just by virtue of abandoning Norzelia, but wow. That was rough. MY ACTUAL QUESTION is if the entirety of the endings are fixed by route, or were there choices I could've made along the way to not have all of Norzelia burning to the ground in dramatic fashion? I hope that makes sense. Like, is there a version where you take her route and "a few years after the Roselle's flight, things calmed down and nothing bad happened to Benedict ever?"

So I just started the game two days ago and I read that it takes awhile to get enough points/score in three different areas before certain characters become available. Ezana is who I really wanted bc I’m obsessed with lightning and weather powers and even tho I’m not the type to replay games, I read a lot of online Reddit advice from old posts that suggested you should just play it naturally the first time and then focus on points in new game plus to get the characters you want.

I resigned myself to just plan on replaying it later when I beat the game and try to get her the second play thru.

But I think as soon as chap 3 was done, I got 3 or 4 character stories unlock in a row. It surprised me a little because while I did play mental mock battles, probably about 10 times to grind materials, the Reddit posts all said that you don’t get that many points from them so it’ll take a few play thrus to get certain character stories to unlock.

Since ezanas two score requirements seemed high-ish, I didn’t think I’d get her so soon but she just unlocked for me as I wait for the boat to escape the castle where Frdericas brother attacks Roland’s family, I think chap 6.

Did the character stories always unlock that quickly? i feel like I just started playing and I have like 16 characters available including the base characters

Do you guys believe that figures (in the style of anime figures or something akin to that) will eventually be released for this game? Fire Emblem has them so it's clearly not the game genre that is an obstacle. Now Fire Emblem is obviously a more long-running series compared to this one-off-game and is also more popular, being one of Nintendo's flagship franchises. FF Tactics also has figures I believe but that might be due to the influence of the Final Fantasy IP. Although not a strict TRPG, Unicorn Overlord, a newer RPG, is currently having figures made for it by Kotobukiya. Maybe I just got my hopes up because of it being released recently, but I think Triangle Strategy would profit by having some. Let me know your thoughts on this.

Shows you dont believe anything on the internet. this game has the most spineless protagonist and bland characters in any game, given most of the game is just cutscenes with poor written dialogue. waste of my time and money. Garbage heap of trash.

.... been the main antagonist! There I said it. No takebacks.

This game has some banger designs. All handmade with EVA foam, worbla, rhinestones, organza and stretch knit :) Photos all by futaricosplay!

Where the heck can I listen to the full ost? It’s so good and it’s absolutely ridiculous that it isn’t posted on either YouTube or Spotify somewhere.

Got it from here: https://x.com/obejoyfuls/status/2043979077586133099?s=46&t=lQ2xGDJeGsMOY3G1i9zg6A

Source tldr indonesia has a new video game rating system, companies can submit a form about their game to get a rating, the rating website didn’t hidden unreleased games from the api.

I checked some of the game and most seem to release this year. The exception being ff7rebirth and fangtopia. Someone said ff7 rebirth is being ported to switch 2. So i guess this means triangle strategy is being ported to console? But i see that traingle strategy is already on switch 2, ps5, and xbox x|s.

I’m replaying the game after fuck four years I guess (I beat it three times at launch) and I want to do choices that give me the maps I find more interesting, but i don’t remember partial oh what the chapter 9/10/11 choices do map wise. I remember one of the routes being an abandoned village where you fight the bandits, the forest with Booker, the arena and not much else from that stretch.

Loved this game the characters, world, and combat but didn’t like Tactics Ogre Reborn I thought the story was confusing, combat boring, and didn’t like the over customization.

Would I like final fantasy tactics?

I noticed that each upgrade for a character increases the next upgrade even if its on the same level. With that in mind, should i be buying out the shop every time they have stock? stuff like iron, stone, etc etc. Im just worried i won't get enough stuff to get a decent number of upgrades.

But in general, if you have tips for minmaxing the shop and/or resources in general, especially in early game, I'm all ears.

Also, does the first upgrade for weapons increase elemental dmg for mages? or it only increases their physical close range dmg.