my first zihark experience
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Published 2023-08-20
Clip from my blind Path of Radiance LP: • Path of Radiance
All Comments (18)
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Hes one of my favorite units. You must have taken forever to reach him if Black Knight was already on the field lol
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Almost as bad as Zelot getting wrecked by a Hard Mode archer before you ever could have reached him.
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0/10 unit, one rounded in his joining chapter smh
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Got to be one of the moments of all time
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Literally same thing happened to me, only I got a bonus….Luna activated 😂
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Would you believe me if I told you that I had Ike get ambushed spawned by the Black Knight because I thought you needed him to talk to Zihark.
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Fun fact he only uses his whole movement if you are in range.
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Seriously this happened to me first time I played this chapter, still remember this shit years later. screw you Black Knight!
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH Whatever comes easy, easy goes
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i accidentally made a save state after moving zihark into range of bk.... I THOUGHT I WAS SAFE.... accidentally lost like two hours of progress because i saved over my most recent save before that....................................... SHIT
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It happened to me with Boyd. BK came, usual jumpscare, and moved to 2-range my Fighter. Second jumpscare. Then he dealt 39 damage; 3rd jumpscare. Boyd had HP capped, so I said "Phew!" Then BK did a followup. oof RIP Boyd, so I replayed the level.
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Truly a Zihark moment
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I had Astrid die on turn 1 on that one ship chapter.. some BS. Apparently have to push+smite Ike to reach her before she literally dies.. on first enemy phase
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Now try the opposite in Radiant Dawn. Zihark with Volug support.
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The trick is to send your cat up the side on the first turn. Saving the vigilantes isn't worth it. Just nab Zihark and go... that's how I always played it, at least. XD
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What difficulty was this? I thought on Hard he only ever moved 3 spaces to give the player time to not be ripped in half!
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Ive heard somewhere that Ike is hardcoded to dodge the Black Knight's first attack on this map.
