Here's how to quickly quit a game of Fire Emblem: Three Houses so you can load an old save and hopefully save the life of a favorite character.
the way it’s meant to be played. Yes, I’m talking about the Classic mode, where characters die permanently when they fall on the battlefield. I’m no stranger to these games, or to tactical RPGs in general, so I know the score: decisions have consequences, poor choices on the battlefield can deprive me of my favorite warriors, and I’ll just have to work around that when it inevitably happens.
And then, as always, I regularly quit and replayed entire battles whenever any of my best characters died.Look, I’m not proud. Yeah, I’ve been playing games like this one for decades, and unfortunately this ishow I’ve done it. In my head I rank all my characters, and when any of them die in battle I run the mental calculus to decide if I can permanently let them go or not.
To trigger that soft reset back to the main menu, all I have to do is hold down these four buttons at the same time:Cancelling the past and reliving the future is that easy. Whenever my preternaturally gifted mage Lysithea gets wrecked out on the field, I can now use that simple code to wipe everything out and try over again.
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