The idea is to have as little reclassing as possible ;) But perhaps a total stat reset would be too harsh. Instead the stats could go like this (Class Mimimum+Current Stats)/2. The exception to this is of course promotions. This should mean that they will be weak after a class reset, but will have powerful skills from their other class(es) and you will be able to level them up fast.

Bow Knights and archers in general were pretty good in the good fire emblems though.

The problem I have with reclassing is that it resets a characters level but does not reset the stats, which means that everyone can hit their caps on every stat. If what you suggest ensures that everyone wont cap everything, then I might be fine iwth it.

Would be great if we could choose our protagonist's class too instead of starting as some generic swordsman. The closer my avatar is to Hector, the better.

@charizard1605: That actually works.

In Japan, the new Fire Emblem game has the subtitle if. Does that sound familiar?

Which eventually spun into Persona.

Remove The internal character level cap system. Because eventually everything will give only 4 exp even at only levle 1, making for a really grindy and tedious experience.

Stat resets would accomplish that reclassing would no longer quickly lead to you quickly building OP characters by abusing class resets.

Subclassing wouldnt work with Fire Emblem's current ruleset. Reclassing at least makes sense with the rules. And with 2 choices, that would mean 2 choices at at tier 1, and 2 choices for both of those choices.

Worst writers in the industry honor still belongs to BioWare though.

The second seal mechanic of Fire Emblem Awakening was so badly implemented.

They should not have a total character level, and stats should reset after each reclass to character defaults for tier 1 classes and roughly halfway through the cap of the tier 1 class for a tier 2 class. Each character should only have 2 tier 1 classes instead of 3. That would give each character a bit more identity.

Wizardry handled reclassing so much better than FE:A.

A PC release would be a pretty good move.

Afterall, japanese life sims and dating sims are both thriving on PC compared to other platforms.

I tried the game, combat uses turns. So yes, it is turn based. The rest is real time.

Overall, the game feels like the predator sections (the good parts, because the brawler bits were utter dogshit) of Arkham Asylum.

How exactly is this turn based?

New Guild Wars 2 expansion announced. It actually tackles a few things I mentioned before,

Still not enough though

No Final Fantasy XV I see. Good.