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Resolve: Difference between revisions
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→Trivia: That's why the PAL version changed the word "Can" to "Will" in the descriptions because the US version simply translated the Japanese text without realizing the western version made a gameplay change. The "Can" part refers to how in JP version of fe10 resolve's activation rate is Strength%, not 100%
(Icon is from radiant dawn so probably better to use help description from that game) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
(→Trivia: That's why the PAL version changed the word "Can" to "Will" in the descriptions because the US version simply translated the Japanese text without realizing the western version made a gameplay change. The "Can" part refers to how in JP version of fe10 resolve's activation rate is Strength%, not 100%) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* In the Japanese and | * In the Japanese and NTSC-U versions of ''Radiant Dawn'', Resolve's descriptions erroneously claim that it increases strength as it did in ''Path of Radiance''. Additionally, the NTSC-U version erroneously claims Resolve activates when the unit has 20% or less of its HP, which is only true for the Japanese version. Furthermore, the NTSC-U version says that it only has a certain chance of activating, even though the activation rate for the skill is 100% in the NTSC-U/PAL versions of the game. [[List of version differences/Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn#Help text strings|These were corrected in the PAL releases]]. | ||
==Etymology and other languages== | ==Etymology and other languages== | ||
