The AI Created The Final Boss And His Four Generals!

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🕑 Timestamps:
00:00 Creation
01:22 Gameplay
49:17 Outro

The AI Created The Final Boss And His Four Generals!

I ask ChatGPT to create a Fire Emblem game and put whatever it tells me to into FeBuilder. Can it make a decent game? Let’s find out.

#fireemblem #ai #gba

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26 thoughts on “The AI Created The Final Boss And His Four Generals!”

  2. 39:25 It's only brutal now because you didn't put any thought into deploying. The right side is dominating, while the left is struggling. If you had swapped that terrible fighter unit from the left with your nomad or sb else strong on the right it should have been ok. You also played poorly. Many "Oh I didn't see that unit there" plus not attacking sometimes when you could have, then getting overwhelmed later. 40:40 Terrible choice. I bet the next chapter will be impossible if you rush this map and leave all that experience & treasure untaken. You're basically just royally screwing yourself over during this chapter. You're lucky you have to do this again. Better deployment and a bit more brain and this should be perfectly fine.

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  3. I find it hilarious that it's Lioran that the Eclipses are worrying about, when his father is such a strong unit as well as being the king and thus of immense political significance.

    Aside from that, I hope that some things get smoothed over later, and I had a few ideas:
    1: Maybe ask the AI to generate a short mission between #2 and #3. While I dislike the idea of having a filler chapter that early on, I feel like it could bridge the gap between the characters going from the whispering woods back home and then to the desert. The reason would be to allow the player to stock up on money and supplies, and allow the player to level up a bit before the desert. I think it would probably be fighting bandits that are taking advantage of the destruction the eclipse cult wrought (and the power vacuum formed from the eclipse cult being wiped out).

    2: Ask the AI for some clarification about the Eclipse Cult and Cassian's role within it. I think I like the idea of him being either the public face of the cult, the leader of the cult in the area (Terra and/or the wind place), or the acting leader while Lord Varian is doing something in the background.

    Of course, I'm not privy to the AI's ambitions and careful design.

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  4. I'm glad you added facecam for these AI videos because I've had this headcannon since the first one that everything about these AI emblem videos is AI generated including your voice and an AI that plays the game.

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  5. We are only 4 chapters in and it’s the point where some of the characters are falling off with no money in the barrock. What is this, TearRing Saga or something?

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  6. Tbh I would like to see a successful attempt at this map. I really don't think it's that hard if you just deploy less lopsided with your strong units. You were OP on the right while the left couldn't even get going at all.

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  9. When you try to generate support convo with AI, it's always overly wholesome, I think it's because the AI understand the dialogue should be about one character littteraly supporting the other

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  10. The AI may be cruel but the maps are still possible and propably not even the hardest in the series

    It is funny however that the AI garvitates towards randomized gimmicks like hidden traps and random moving enemies

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  11. Please continue this series, each map is so bloody intense. It is just such good Fire Emblem content.
    I do wish the narrative reflected the gameplay a bit more. It is standard Fire Emblem, but it should be a ragtag bunch of adventurer's desperately facing down a disciplined army, because that is the story the gameplay is telling.

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  14. Honestly, it might be neat to take what the AI made and clean it up a bit for play-ability and quality of life, because some of the ideas are decently good in these chapters. Like fixing some of the garbage units, the overtuned enemies, and the silly overdone mechanics might do the hack some real favors.

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  15. As strange though it may seem, I am actually enjoying the playthrough of this AI induced mess. It's the only one of its kind as far as I'm aware of, that alone has got to be some novelty. Once you're finished with the 12th chapter you can say that you made the first ever romhack as designed by AI.

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  17. Finally, I couldn't wait for this video to come out. I'm very interested in this series.

    Some opinions and suggestions:

    On the game itself:

    -I think that this chapter actually has only one problem, too many gimmicks are going on all at once. We have thieves stealing from the chests and from the units; an awful lot of traps, many of which are invisible and enemy units triggering them makes little sense; lots of reinforcements; wandering enemies (of which some leave the chapter without a reason); sentinels. There are too many iterations of each for what is a very narrowly-shaped chapter.

    -The boss moves, which is fine and luring her away from the throne makes room for an unusual strategy to end the chapter. After you seize she leaves but I don't understand why; she could have just tried to take the gem back.

    -It's nice that you are implementing supports. For supports the faster the better.

    -I'm having the impression that the newer units are overall better than the older ones. If that's the case, a general adjustment would be needed.

    -I like the character design of the past 3 videos more than this, but that's subjective. What I don't understand is why do all the new characters have gray skin and gray-shaded clothes? It would be nice if all characters from Ignis had tanned skin, being Ignis a desert nation and all Eclipse associates had gray skin, maybe because it's a side effect of dark influence. It's just to give them an identity.

    -I like to see some scenes from the enemy side. I don't have an opinion yet about Varian and his generals, they have just been introduced. I would like to know what was Cassian's role in the Eclipse.

    On the units:

    Jaxon: he has good bases, good growths and he's close to promotion. His personal skill could make you gain a red gem, no problem. He has basically no flaws gameplay-wise.

    Seraphina: she has good bases, good growths and she's close to promotion. Another perfectly fine unit.

    Selene: she's the third overpowered boss in a row. She's absurdly powerful even if she's slowed down by fenrir but you don't have to defeat her to win, which should make her less scary. I wonder what happens if you defeat her, if that's even possible. The fact that she can use dark magic is fitting, maybe every general can regardless of his or her class. I know very little about her, we'll se what ChatGPT comes up with.

    Gameplay-wise this chapter needs very few adjustments, I suggest reducing the enemy quantity a little, adjusting the sentinel's statistics and removing their 2-range weapons, removing all the invisible traps, maybe removing the thieves and the reinforcements. Making the boss weaker could give the player the option to defeat her and, if not, making her come back in a future chapter. It's not bad, it's overloaded, it just needs reductions. Let's see where ChatGPT brings the narrative. I hope the next chapter will come out very soon.

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