- Claude Wallace is the protagonist of the story
- Claude graduated from the military academy with top grades
- he serves as the Captain of Squad E of the 32nd Armored Ranger Batallion, 1st Battle Brigade, 101st Division, Edinburgh Army of the Atlantic Federation
- he is serious and hot-blooded, but good at looking after his men
- he is also in command of the tank, leading his men with a mix of tactical knowledge and natural instinct
- Claude is able to inspire them with his hot temper, but still asks them to come home alive
- Riley Miller is the heroine of the story, and she is part of the fire support team of the 32nd Armored Ranger Batallion
- she is a genius in ragnite engineering, and she is quite prideful, but with a positive attitude
- Riley is very proficient in how to make use of the full array of her weapons
- she fights wight a grenade launcher named “Magic Cylinder” and boasts a phenomenal hit ratio
- Raz is the vice-captain of E Squad and he tends to be misunderstood because his tone becomes harsh very quickly
- he is actually a friendly and thoughtful man
- Raz doesn’t have a last name because he is part of the Darcsen minority
- he is affectionately nicknamed “Invulnerable Raz” because he always leads from the front
- Claude respects his abilities, and the two have formed a strong bond
- Kai Schulen is a genius sniper nicknamed “One-Shot Killer” among Squad E’s members
- she is usually a quiet young lady, but when she talks, she does so bluntly, with a harsh tone
- beyond first impressions, she actually has a nice personality
- Kai never loses sight of her targeted prey, but in addition to being a proficient sniper, she is also very fit physically
- the new Grenadier class fight using a grenade launcher with long range and high trajectory
- projectiles are sent high into the sky from a remote location, bypassing rocks, sandbags, and buildings
- it can hit targets beyond visual range, so if an ally relays the position of an enemy, it can be attacked
- grenadiers cannot attack enemies that are close by, so they are the weakest close combat fighters
- the Hafen-Go is Claude’s tank
- it’s a medium tank manufactured in the Federation. It has superior firepower compared to Imperial tanks, but it’s less armored
- the origin of its name is Claude’s own hometown (
- the BLiTZ system works as it did in the previous games of the series
- CP (command points) used to have a unit perform an action
- each unit that can be moved as many times as the player wants as long as there are CP left
- AP (action points) are used by each unit to move around
- while moving a unit, both allies and enemies remain immobile, but enemies will start shooting if the unit enters their range
- the game is currently 90% complete.
from GoNintendo
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