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Dangerous and scary spells are what I do best… Heeheehee.
Setsuna: Hehehe…
C-support
Rhajat: And with just a little dash of this powdered Izumite mushroom, this potion will destro— Hmph.
Rhajat: Sounds like a willing test subject, he he he…
Rhajat: Who’s knocking?
Setsuna: It’s me, Setsuna.
You must be the one who put up all the…uh…mosquito-repellent charms?
Setsuna: Anyway…do you want a snack? GameFaqs. But right now, I know how I feel:
This game is a miracle.
I have never played a game with two female leads, taking resolve from their traumatized pasts and using that together to undertake a revolution, out to level class structure and liberate humanity from the subjugation of religion, not only succeeding but finding a deep love blooming for one another, spending their lives together in queer romance and happiness.
I’ve known about Byleth and Edelgard’s gay S support since it was first leaked.
Don’t mention it, that’s just a little bit of knowledge I picked up from I studied medicine with my father… I’m always happy to help a friend…
Rhajat: No one said we were friends.
Setsuna: Whoa! Rhajat I can’t open the door anymore… Rhaaaajaaaat?
Setsuna: I think she’s pretending she’s not here again…
A-support
Rhajat: Setsuna?
Setsuna: Oh, hi Rhajat!
Why?
Rhajat: The day you messed with my potion and almost created a magical explosion. Having gotten very many A ranks for each character during the campaign, I assumed they were a cute way to leave shipping and such open for the player to imagine what they may like. I’m grateful she did. Wasn’t it bright as day a second ago?
Setsuna: Oooh, heehee!
To make sure you’re not doing anything dangerous or scary…
Setsuna: And today’s my turn! Yeah, I’d love to help Rhajat… That’s what big sisters are for! And while you can certainly make the argument that giving every character multiple same-sex relationship options is overkill, that overkill is still a hell of a lot better than the previous state of inadequacy. It’s not like you HAVE to engage in teh gayz with every character if you don’t want to, and even if it’s obvious where the main focus of the mod is, like I said earlier, there’s plenty of new heterosexual couples added in, too.
Also, I know it’s not a huge thing, but it’s a bit of a relief that Peri now has more than just 1 single romantic option that actually helps her grow and develop past being a mental-age-stinted murder-hobo. And just for a little extra fun, this mod also incorporates a different one which makes Lilith a playable character, complete with her own Supports, which is nice, honestly, because she kinda got dropped and forgotten by the original game, and definitely deserved better.
The Unnofficial Gay Fates Add-On mod really displays just how much its community genuinely enjoys and cares for the characters of this game in ways that go far past the self-indulgence of shipping, too. The mod also adds quite a few unique conversations between potential mothers and children (which, in the original game, were only represented by a single stock conversation per child), unique conversations between potential same-sex fathers and their children and between siblings created through male same-sex romances (so the mod opens up and then provides an entire new branch of parent-child and sibling interaction Supports),**** and even a bunch of purely platonic Supports between various other characters, often a first generation character and a second generation character who might have cause to have interactions and a connection. You’ll come for the shipping, but you’ll stay for the tremendous expansion on the cast’s interrelationships. And again, while I haven’t seen them all by a long shot, what I’ve experienced has been consistently good quality.
Worth noting is also the care and skill which the leader of this project, Babysauce, or Chicken McNuggies (depending on whether they prefer their name on GameBanana or Youtube), has transcribed these conversations into the game. Not only does Babysauce transcribe all these conversations into the game--which by itself is a huge feat, considering there is, at the time I write this, 367 Supports***** that have been added or changed by the mod, and at least a few of them are pretty damn long--but they also add textual effects where appropriate. It’s not just 2 people standing there exchanging text boxes; there are times when the mod’s conversations are almost like a Tales of skit with how effectively they’re executed.
Additionally, Babysauce has added a feature from Fire Emblem 13 that was cut from FE14: the use of characters’ spoken lines in their Support conversations. In FE13, conversations would apparently (I still haven’t played it) use some basic, pre-packaged vocal lines for each character that, while not actually speaking the lines in the text box, would roughly represent the intent/mood of the dialogue. A character might say, for example, “My heart flutters when mine eyes behold thy sublime countenance, oh cherished beloved,” in the text box, while the vocal line “WOOO YEAH BRO THAT’S THE GOOD SHIT” plays over it to emphasize the character’s positive excitement. Exaggeration for humorous effect aside, though, it’s a cute quirk of the Support conversations that does add to their quality in FE13, and the fact that Babysauce has now used FE14’s existing voice acting lines recorded for battle scenarios is just 1 more feather in this mod’s cap.
And it’s worth a decent bit of respect, too, because it means that in addition to transcribing all these dozens and dozens of new conversations, Babysauce is also taking the time to review them for appropriate moments to add these vocal effects, too. The amount of care and effort that’s been put into this mod is staggering the more I think about it.
Now, it’s all fine and dandy and well and good and nice and spiffy and peachy that this mod exists, and is a lot of fun, and is well done, but of course, not everyone’s got the know-how and tech wherewithal to go around modding their 3DS games. Or maybe everyone actually does, and it’s just me who’s a slack-jawed moron. But either way, the great thing about The Unnofficial Gay Fates Add-On is that you don’t actually HAVE to install it to enjoy its content. Because, as it turns out, Babysauce has also gone and uploaded a video of basically every Support added by the mod to Youtube! So you can even experience the joy of your favorite ships from the comfort of your own technological disinclination!
So if you like Fire Emblem 14’s cast, but were left in any way wanting about who could hook up, or you’d be interested to see the family dynamics of its first and second generations expanded upon, or even just want to see what happens when I try my hand at silly stupid sappy fanfiction,****** you should check out The Unofficial Gay Fates Add-On mod. It’s earnest, skillful, and a heck of a lot of fun!
* Unassuming Venusaur’s Same-Sex Marriage Patch, to give proper credit.
** Ha! “Even.” As though the shipping isn’t entirely the reason for it.
*** I’m quite pleased that I got to be involved in 1 of these corrections, that being (re)writing the S Support I felt was most mistakenly left out of the game, Camilla with Female Corrin.
**** Children are linked to their fathers in this game, so the child character of Mitama, for example, is always the daughter of her father Azama, while her mother could be any of Azama’s Supports that can reach S Rank. With this mod, though, Azama could potentially get together with, say, Silas. Mitama still exists, whether through a surrogate mother or some magical conception-to-birth means, but obviously the stock conversations she could have with her mother are not viable. But this mod also adds a unique Support, in that case, between Mitama and her second father Silas--it really goes all in on these. Similarly, since child characters are linked to their fathers, male same-sex pairings in this game leads to 2 child characters who are now siblings--in the example I gave, Sophie, as Silas’s daughter, is also now Mitama’s sister. And the mod also provides a unique Support between Mitama and Sophie in this scenario which reflects their connection.
***** In fairness, I would assume that the many, many Supports that originated in Unassuming Venusaur’s progenitor to this mod had most of the work done for them. But Babysauce has still done probably more than half of the total conversations in this mod, I would say.
****** Oh you all KNOW I’m too shameless not to share these things with you directly. AND share my thoughts on them as if anyone cares. Enjoy, maybe!
Camilla x Corrin (S Rank): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rflb6JCnaHw
For most gay Corrin S conversations, a simple matter of pronoun-switching is all that’s needed, but Camilla’s specifically involves referencing a scenario--Corrin, a man, and Camilla, a woman, going on a vacation to a hot springs resort together--that just doesn’t have the same social context when it’s between 2 women, so some additional care was called for. I know this is all a bunch of silly fanfiction, but I’m all the same very pleased with how I’ve reworked this conversation to stay generally in line with the original, but have Corrin’s concern about appearances make a bit more sense.
...And then use that slight alteration as a springboard to add juuuuust a bit of character stuff for Camilla and her obsession with Corrin. Because Qi Jhong help me I just can’t stop myself.
Mitama x Selkie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWQMkdkLB_M
Mitama is my spirit animal and I fucking love her.******* And Selkie just never ceases to amuse me. I’m most proud of my Camilla x Corrin S rewrite, but I definitely had the most fun and personally like this Support the most of these.
Mitama x Ophelia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSelw-egmi0
I just have a certain fondness for burdening Mitama with quirky, disruptive, and arguably mildly insane characters, it seems. Camilla x Corrin is the one I’m proudest of, and Mitama x Selkie is the one I had the most fun with (not that I didn’t enjoy writing all of these, mind you), but objectively, I think the best overall of my Supports is probably this one; it just seems to flow right and bring them together very well.
******* YES I AM AWARE OF THE IRONY OF MY LIKING THE CHARACTER ALL ABOUT HAIKUS, THE FORM OF POETRY DEFINED BY COMMUNICATING WITH STRICT BREVITY.
Rhajat: …
Setsuna: Rhajat?
Rhajat: …
Setsuna: Rhaaaajaaaat, are you pretending you’re not here again…?
Rhajat: What do you want?
(Setsuna enters)
Setsuna: Thank you!
Setsuna: Ooooh, you’ve got a pretty room…
Setsuna: I love the way you hang herbs and charms everywhere!
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In Fire Emblem Fates, players can make a male or female avatar. Yet there she was, bringing home this out and proud queer woman home, living with her, loving her. (n.d.) Fire Emblem Wiki. Or I’m cursing you and all your descendants for the generations to come.
Setsuna: Hehe, OK!
Setsuna: Hmm, whatever she’s cooking in that cauldron smells delicious…
Setsuna: Whoa, it tastes good, too!
Setsuna: Maybe it just needs a little more of this… And a little more of th―
Rhajat: Did you―… What did you do?!
Setsuna: I added a little spice to your soup.
Gamefaqs. My expectations were blown out of the water. (n.d.) Fire Emblem Wiki. Retrieved from http://fireemblem.wikia.com/wiki/Rhajat