[3DS] Fire Emblem Fates

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Ich habe mal etwas rausgesucht bzgl. den drei Versionen, weil es mich gerade auch interessiert hat, wo denn genau die Unterschiede liegen.
Hier mal eine kleine Übersicht:

Birthright

In the Birthright route, the Avatar helps their Hoshido kin defend their country from invasion by the Nohr. While Camilla and Leo are spared after their fights with the Avatar, Elise is killed when she attempts to stop the Avatar and Xander fighting. Broken, Xander lets himself die.

The Hoshido path offers unlimited amounts of gold, and as such, experience. The player can level up characters outside of the storyline chapters by paying a fee to initiate a Skirmish, similar to using a Reeking Box. Like Awakening, map victory conditions will mostly be either rout the enemy or defeat the boss.


Conquest

In the Conquest route, the Avatar both fights in the war against Hoshido, and works with his adoptive family to oust Garon from the throne. Fighting and sparing his Hoshidan sisters Hinoka and Sakura, and Takumi. They are then ordered by Garon to kill Ryoma. After they fight, Ryoma spares the Avatar the agony of killing their own brother by killing himself. However, after the impostor is defeated, Takumi, possessed by Anankos, attacks the Avatar, and the Avatar is forced to kill Takumi in order to defeat Anankos.

The Nohr path is more structured, with experience and funds being are much more limited and more victory conditions are present such as defending a base, breaking through the enemy lines, and turn restrictions for certain maps.

In both routes, the Avatar confronts Garon and reveals him to be a monster serving the dragon Anankos who killed and replaced the real Garon and has been provoking the war. Azura exhausts her powers helping defeat the false Garon and dies.

Revelation

In the DLC route, Revelation, the Avatar rejects both sides and is denounced as a traitor to both. Fleeing with Azura, the Avatar is led by her through the chasm from the game's opening, which happens to be the one Gunter fell into, to the Invisible Kingdom of Touma. She reveals that Anankos usurped the throne after murdering the previous king and is now influencing human hearts as an act of revenge due to a forgotten debt owed by them to the dragon race. Azura herself is the daughter of the previous king, and both her and the Avatar will die if they reveal the Invisible Kingdom to anyone outside it. The two form a plan to kill Anankos in the hope that it will end his influence over Hoshido and Nohr. Fleeing the Invisible Kingdom with Gunter, who survived his earlier fall into the chasm and wound up in Touma, Azura reveals that the only way to access it again is to bring peace between the nations. The Avatar travels through Hoshido and Nohr, gradually gaining the trust and allegiance of their hereditary and adopted families, as well as their retainers and other members of the army. During their journey together, the two families gradually overcome their differences. Once the group finds the way to the Invisible Kingdom, the party head to confront Anankos, and during their journey battle resurrected forms of Mikoto, Azura's mother Shenmei and former Hoshidan king Sumeragi, the latter of whom is revealed to be Mikoto's assassin. They are eventually betrayed by a possessed Gunter, but the Avatar succeeds in freeing Gunter from Anankos' control. When they face Anankos, they are initially helpless, but Ryoma, Takumi, Xander, and Leo feed the power of their weapons into Yato, transforming it into the Fire Emblem. Near death after being defeated, Anankos summons then eats the false Garon to regain his strength, but is finally destroyed with the Fire Emblem. In the aftermath, Azura crowns the Avatar as the new ruler of Touma and a lasting peace is established between the three kingdoms.

The Invisible Kingdom path is a mid-set of difficulty between the first two paths; being more difficult than the Birthright path but less difficult than the Conquest path.

Like in Conquest, certain conditions will be necessary to complete the map, but like Birthright, the majority objectives of the story are either rout the enemy or defeat the boss.
Skirmishes are included, with unlimited gold like Birthright.
All character classes from both paths are available. Also, all buildings available in My Castle in both paths are included as well.

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Quelle: http://fireemblem.wikia.com/wiki/Fire_Emblem_Fates

Es ist also quasi wie Sölf bereits in seinem Post erwähnt hat.
Da sich die drei Versionen nicht nur vom Spielsystem, sondern auch von der Story her unterscheiden, will man nach Möglichkeit also alle drei spielen. Nur warte ich noch immer auf die Ankündigung der Special Edition, die dann alle drei Wege beinhaltet, da ich ganz sicher nicht dreimal den Vollpreis des Spiels zahlen werde. Nur wann diese Edition angekündigt wird, ist noch immer unklar. Ich hoffe ja immer noch, dass diese Edition dann im Sommer oder spätestens im Herbst erscheint.