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In Fire Emblem: Heroes, a new game mode has been released! Yay! More content! It’s actually decently fun… at least for now. It also has plenty of rewards, so scoring high is somewhat important.
In this game mode, your team of four heroes attempts to deal as much damage as possible to the boss (also known as the Rokkr) within 7 turns of combat. There is a damage multiplier, which means you can deal huge amounts of damage in one turn.
Since I got tired of the Gacha (translate: got salty) in Fire Emblem Heroes, I thought I’d spend a bit of my time to investigate the probability and the statistics of my luck on Gacha itself.
There are some summon simulator tool out there that tells us how many orbs we need to summon any 5 star heroes, focus heroes, etc. It even tells us the average orbs needed, median, 90th percentile, etc.
I’m getting tired of the Fire Emblem Heroes game. It’s not because the game is not good. It’s actually a very good game. The strategy, the characters, the mechanics are good. The presentation is really good as well. It’s the gacha part that I really hate. I really don’t enjoy it. Summoning new heroes is such a nightmare. It drains my enjoyment of the game.
So, I’ve had this great idea about having a Legendary Reinhardt for a little while.
Here it is:
Yay! I made it to tier 21 in the new Aether Raids mode that was added not too long ago. This AR mode is really challenging and can be frustrating to those who are not well prepared. My heart was pounding during the last few days of the match. Making it to tier 21 felt like an accomplishment. Yeah, I know. It’s only a game. But that’s how I feel. Let’s recap on how I did it.
As time goes on, less casual players play Fire Emblem Heroes, and the majority of people left are dedicated players. Recently, grand conquests is getting more and more competitive.