Major Update to Chapters 1-3

Chapters 1-3 of Fire Emblem: Gem War are here! I've completely redesigned the game and am now submitting it to Improve My Game Jam 36, hosted by anomrac21. I don't know if I can list all of the updates that were made, but I will try my best.

• First, obviously, the game is now in 3D. It was 2D before. This required the inclusion of...
  • New character models instead of sprites (these models are animated, while the sprites were static)
  • A new system for creating and decorating tiles and the ability to make tiles different heights
  • Select cutscenes are now 3D and animated
  • Ability to shift the camera view
  • Custom weapon models
  • Particle effects

• The old version did not have sound. This one does!
  • Music from Itch.io and Pixabay (Itch.io artists listed in credits)
  • Sound effects for various things
  • Ability to adjust volume for music and sound effects

• Most of the Fire Emblem Supports System has been implemented (the next update with the next couple chapters will have a full implementation)
  • Battles take units' supports into account
  • Units have affinities, which affect their support bonuses
  • Special skills, which are generally tied to supports are now implemented. Rose Quartz and fusions receive an extra skill, which can be seen in chapter 3.

• There are more animations and things to make the game look much better
  • Animated movement to destination with A* pathfinding
  • Animated battle scenes and the ability to choose whether battles are seen in cinematics or on the map for player, ally, and helper characters

• We have character portraits that display emotion to make cutscenes more engaging. Some designs of internet artists' OCs are used and credited.
• Updated the character stats page. It is now 3 pages with more organized and extensive information
• Added new enemy AI, giving the ability to pursue player characters outside of range and burn down villages.
• Added houses and villages like in FE
• Some script edits for better dialogue
• Many bug fixes along the way