Many PC players experience Fire Emblem: Three Houses (a Nintendo Switch tactical RPG) via emulators like Yuzu, where you lead a house of students in turn-based battles, teach them skills, and make story choices that split the game into different paths. For PC players who’ve played Three Houses on emulator, what’s the most engaging part—Was it the tactical battles (positioning units to exploit enemy weaknesses, using terrain for cover) or the social simulation (bonding with students over tea, teaching them new abilities)? How did choosing a house (Gryffindor-like Black Eagles, loyal Blue Lions, or pragmatic Golden Deer) change your experience—Did each house have unique characters and story twists that made you want to replay the game, or did one house stand out as the most compelling? Additionally, emulator features like fast-forward can speed up grindy sections (e.g., teaching sessions)—Did you use fast-forward, or did you prefer playing at the original pace to immerse yourself in the story? Finally, how does Three Houses compare to other tactical RPGs on PC (like XCOM 2)—Do you prefer its focus on character relationships and story, or do you want more complex battle mechanics? Would you recommend emulating it if you don’t own a Switch?