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This is chapter 11 of my FE12 H2 0% growths playthrough, commentated by Mekkah and me. It is completed in 4 turns. Rescue was used twice (RIP).
Forged +7 MT, +15 hit Dragonpike (23625 G) named "Long Dong" partially courtesy of Muarim.
I intended to name it "longdong151," but it was too big and wouldn't fit (snrk).
Used Rainbow Potion on Catria, Palla, Sirius, Wendell, Minerva, and Etzel (42/77).
I stat checked a wyvern to confirm that it had 18 spd and couldn't double Sirius.
Mekkah said erroneously that Minerva couldn't counter at 2 range on turn 3 enemy phase. What he meant to say was that she could counter, but would do less damage than Wendell.
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This is chapter 11 of my FE12 H2 0% growths playthrough, commentated by Mekkah and me. It is completed in 4 turns. Rescue was used twice (RIP).
Forged +7 MT, +15 hit Dragonpike (23625 G) named "Long Dong" partially courtesy of Muarim.
I intended to name it "longdong151," but it was too big and wouldn't fit (snrk).
Used Rainbow Potion on Catria, Palla, Sirius, Wendell, Minerva, and Etzel (42/77).
I stat checked a wyvern to confirm that it had 18 spd and couldn't double Sirius.
Mekkah said erroneously that Minerva couldn't counter at 2 range on turn 3 enemy phase. What he meant to say was that she could counter, but would do less damage than Wendell.
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![I went on an absolutely psychotic training arc. [Commentated] FE10 HM 0% growths chapter 3-7](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tVP5rlHqhwE/mqdefault.jpg "I went on an absolutely psychotic training arc. [Commentated] FE10 HM 0% growths chapter 3-7
This is chapter 3-7 of my FE10 HM 0% growths playthrough, commentated by Mekkah and me. It is completed in 12 turns (but counts as 13 turns). Ranulf gains 52 WEXP and ends the chapter at A +64 strike. Janaff gains 63 WEXP and ends the chapter at A +63 strike. Ulki gains 59 WEXP and ends the chapter at A +59 strike.
At 11:43, Mekkah says that 2 of the dragonmasters have Steel Axes. This was my mistake giving him faulty information; 1 of them has a Steel Lance (which has similar MT and hit as a Steel Axe and can be treated as the same for this scenario).
A few factors can vary the hit rates that the dragonmasters have on Ranulf while in Resolve. To avoid complicating things too much, the Steel Poleaxe one has ~40 hit, the Steel Axe one has ~54 hit, and the Steel Lance one has ~60 hit to start out. Being in a thicket reduces their hit by 10, and biorhythm of both parties can cause a +/- 20 hit swing. Ranulf also has the Miracle skill which confers a 23 +/- 10% chance of saving him from a lethal blow depending on his biorhythm.
The Bronze Knife purchase for Heather specifically influences the AI of the Hand Axe dragonmaster that appears near the end of the map... dont ask me how or why, he just does something different if Heather doesnt have a 1-2 range weapon equipped. I shouldve kept the one from chapter 2-2 but didnt know it would still find use here.
Stat checks in 3-7:
Dragonmaster L11: Rolls 18 spd instead of 19 spd - somewhat unlikely
Itemfinding in 3-7: Coin (100%)
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![FE7 HHM 0% growths chapter 24 [Lloyds version] (with commentary)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uAivXZhHswk/mqdefault.jpg "FE7 HHM 0% growths chapter 24 [Lloyds version] (with commentary)
This is chapter 24 of my FE7 HHM 0% growths playthrough, commentated by Mekkah and me. It is completed in 3 turns.
With the relative positions of Wallace and his nearby enemies, it seems impossible to recruit him in 2 turns on a Hector mode only run. This is because Wallace will always move up and left to attack a knight on turn 1 NPC phase, which doesnt move him any closer to the player units. However, on a run using LHM save data, if the player didnt promote Wallace, that knight is out of his range, so he will move down and left on turn 1 NPC phase as long as he ORKOs the knight that attacks him on enemy phase (requires either +1 str and +1 spd or a 3% crit) AND dodges either that knight or the long ballista. Then he can be recruited on turn 2 with a promoted Florina.")
![I proved the elitists WRONG about bad units. [Commentated] FE10 HM 0% growths chapter 4-2](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uWTm4XjTrgM/mqdefault.jpg "I proved the elitists WRONG about bad units. [Commentated] FE10 HM 0% growths chapter 4-2
This is chapter 4-2 of my FE10 HM 0% growths playthrough, commentated by KirbymastaH and me. It is completed in 3 turns.
The trajectory of how this strategy came about was pretty tortuous - the most important part was to figure out how to promote all 3 of Lucia, Mia, and Shinon, and the next step was to maximize the odds of Lucia and Mia doing their necessary RNG-dependent combat tasks on both offense and defense. Even though Lucia and Mia have very similar stats, they have significant differences to the point that theyre not really interchangeable. Lucia is notably bulkier, especially on the magical side, while Mias 1 higher spd lets her double enemy swordmasters. Mias biorhythm curve also makes her better suited to more arduous combat tasks later in the chapter.
* The Lucia breakdown:
Lucias worst turn is turn 1 enemy phase where she has to ORKO 2 halberdiers and 4 generals (she doesnt have to ORKO the 4th general to her left, but its better if she does). Any crit, Adept, or Astra proc ORKOs a halberdier, while 2 Adepts or any other proc ORKOs a general. Her proc rates are ~33 crit, 39% Adept, 24% Astra, resulting in a 90.4% chance to kill a halberdier and a ~83% chance to kill a general. Put that all together and your odds come out to ~38.8%.
Lucias turn 2 enemy phase has less ambitious demands. Unfortunately its more complicated to calculate, but basically she can either leave alive 2 of the 4 enemies she doesnt cleanly ORKO, or 3 of the 4 enemies if one of them is the sniper who attacks her from 2 tiles down (she can just move next to him on turn 3 and kill him with the Silver Sword). This is nice because Lucias proc rates on this turn are lower at ~18 crit, 34% Adept, 19% Astra, keeping in mind that Astra cannot activate on the snipers. The Tempest Blade also imparts imperfect hit. On both of these enemy phases, Lucias survival is pretty good but not perfect, over 90% each turn.
* The Mia breakdown:
Mia has a job over multiple turns to take the 2 hits required to drop her into Wrath HP. The good news is that 2 hits from pretty much any combo of enemies, except for a couple of warriors, gets her there when she has base + promoted bulk. The warriors are very inaccurate and thus dont factor into calculations at all. The swordmasters are not that accurate, either. That leaves 4 enemies with a considerable hit rate on her over the course of the chapter: 1 Crossbow warrior with ~59 hit, and 2 snipers + 1 falcoknight with ~42 hit.
The likelihood that Mia gets hit by exactly 2 of these enemies is actually pretty decent, its ~37.8% and the most common of all possible outcomes. The problem with this plan is that 3 of these combats happen on turn 2 enemy phase and the 4th combat happens on turn 3 enemy phase. Because of this chapters length, and with the burden of Lucias turn 1 RNG, I didnt want to defer a reset point that late into the chapter. My solution was to get a hit on Mia as early as possible by nerfing her with Parity for a round of combat on turn 1, decreasing her avoid temporarily by 30 points. Subsequently, she must be hit by exactly 1 of the 4 enemies, at slightly lower ~32.4% odds, but the tradeoff is that I am more certain that Mia will be at Wrath HP on turn 3.
Once Mia is in Wrath HP, she destroys every foe that fights her up close. The only offensively inconsistent round of combat is the critical one against the last sniper because of the Storm Swords poor accuracy, lack of innate crit, and negation of Astra. Mias chance to kill that sniper, provided that she doesnt die, is 71.3%.
* The bottom tier cameos:
So obviously, Lyre is interchangeable with any beast laguz, since her job is to shove Shinon over multiple turns, which is only possibly with units who dont take a movement penalty in thickets. Since multiple units could do this job, I went with the funniest option. Funnily enough, Statue Frag Heather is the sole beorc unit who can also fill this role, if I had a lot of extra funds, foresight, and wanted to conserve the Wildheart skill for whatever reason.
Astrids job could be given to an infantry crossbow user who can rescue Lucia, either Nolan or Boyd. Without Astrids Canto, we would have to adjust the strategy for Volug to kill the fire sage and Zihark to shove Mia. Both variations have subtle pros and cons.
Stat checks in 4-2:
Sword general L8: Rolls 27 def instead of 26 def - about 50/50
Swordmaster L6: Rolls 26 spd instead of 27 spd - pretty likely
Falcoknight L8: Rolls 25 spd instead of 26 spd - pretty likely
(Only the swordmaster in the bottom left corner MUST roll down his spd.)
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