"Fire Emblem: Where to Start"

In light of Three Houses' release and popularity, I made a "How to get into FE" Guide. Any thoughts or feedback is appreciated, and I hope this helps some.
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So just play Three Houses and ignore the rest. Got it.

I like it
I like these "where to start" guides
I'd recommend you give an actual recommendation on which version of each entry is the best (in your opinion, obviously).

Organize the text presentation a little better so that people can see that it's not going in chronological order but groupings of the games by where they take place/what characters they follow.
Beyond that, good guide

If you don't want to recommend Awakening or Fates that's fine, but the ranting is unnecessary. Try to be more objective.

This would be helpful.
Keeping descriptions concise would be helpful

Holy shit that Awakening/Fates section. As if you couldn't be any more obvious.
Either way there's way too much subjectivity, for better or worse. You need to be way more unbiased.

Got it, I was thinking about how to make the Awakening and Fates section more concise and objective. For the Fates one, I'm specifically looking out for people's wallets, and for the Awakening one, it's hard not to be biased when half of what I feel it does wrong is in perspective to the whole series. Any specific place I can start looking for the Awakening one?

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I've always been of the opinion of just play the one that interests you. Nobody wants to sink 30+ hours into a game or multiple just so they can get to the one they wanted to play in the first place. Especially something like Fire Emblem, where for the most part the games are synonymous enough and with a few exceptions lack a grand overarching story.
Also the 13/14 hate is out of place and unnecessary. If you could summarize FE2/15's problems in a sentence, you can do the same for those ones.

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tl
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brevity is important