Alts said:Near end-game
Do I stand a chance againstifmargaret?Kanji's persona is not upgraded
You'll be OK, but it might be a pain in the ass b/c of the weakness, which is sure to be exploited. Chie will do more damage anyway.
Alts said:Near end-game
Do I stand a chance againstifmargaret?Kanji's persona is not upgraded
KibblesBits said:Flashes of the reporter being brutally abducted are shown. Saki Senpai is shown being strangled on many occasions on MTV by her shadow. You can effectively murder Namatame in November. After a certain amount of time Kanji seems to never stop saying "shit".
Hello Nurse! will give you a blowjob the first time you establish a social link with her.
A giant penis demon exists in the game.
charlequin said:That... does not happen.
TChirath said:They did not pull any punch or change the translation in the club scene. In asian culture, that type of placebo effect is called "raw drunk" and it's a common joke and phenomenon that people encounter. Because many people in Asia (especially girls) are introverted, they sometimes use alcohol to bring out a more sociable side of them. Their friends then sometimes tease this as "raw drunk", implying that they use alcohol as an excuse to show this out-of-character side even when there's no or very little alcohol.
KibblesBits said:it's heavily implied.
ninj4junpei said:Fuck, you guys need to seperate the Persona 3 spoilers from the others. Well, now I know the general ending to P3. :\
charlequin said:Persona 4 is only rated CERO B ("Ages 12 and Up") in Japan. The reason the game doesn't feel M-rated otherwise is that it isn't; the ESRB just rates it that way because the religious themes are going to offend little old church ladies. (Nocturne is actually rated the equivalent of "All Ages" in Japan but M in the US.)
KuwabaraTheMan said:It's ridiculous to think that a 12 year-old can't handle it. Not that I necessarily think this would appeal to the average 12 year-old, but a lot of people give kids far too little credit as to what they can handle. Harry Potter has numerous cases of murder, rather brutal torture, not to mention underage drinking and implied sex between two sixteen year-olds.
Persona 4 does deal with some relatively deep themes at times, but nothing that I would think any intelligent 12 or 13 year-old couldn't grasp.
charlequin said:It's maybe true that she implicitly offers. I don't think it's implied at all that it happens, especially since that link doesn't trigger and of the "you are in a relationship with another girl..." warnings. :lol
charlequin said:P4 doesn't show the act of murder once, and only shows the victims after they're dead, with no blood, from a relative distance; it doesn't include the word "fuck" once (ask NichM, who posted to this effect here earlier), and in no way are questioning one's sexuality, adolescent flirting, or sexual intercourse hidden behind euphemisms and fade-to-black really that mature. Persona 4 is well within the realm of what would normally be rated "T" (in games) or "PG-13" (in movies), except for the religious stuff.
(Well, and maybe the boss battle in. Maybe.)Rise's dungeon
P90 said:nvm.
I'm not gonna bang my head against a wall.
P90 said:Do you have children?
Are you a professional that specializes in pediatrics?
Are you thoroughly up to date on the research on children and violent-themed and/or sexually-themed content?
Just wondering what you are basing your judgments on.
DKnight said:Just finished the whole game.
Wow, that was awesome. This is one of the best jRPGs I've ever played in my life. P3 didn't do anything for me, in fact it ended being annoying, but this... I can identify with all the characters, the cutscenes and conversations are very interesting, full of emotions and fun (I actually laughed out loud a lot, specially with Teddie :lol ), the battle system has improved a lot, the dungeons and pacing are great... I squeezed out every day and there was always interesting stuff to do. I've spent hours in the velvet room messing with the demons, and the SP constrain helped the pace a lot. Tight boss fights, sweating the jacket in almost every random battle...
What more can you ask for? heartwarming story, full of underlying mature themes, mixed with awesome occult stuff, plot twists, and top notch presentation. The soundtrack was unbearivable good, even better than P3 (my favorite track being the Magatsu Inaba theme), and the graphics are amazing on the art department.
It also helped a lot that the character looks a lot more like me and behaves generally like a much better person. The P3 guy looked and acted like a introverted jerk :lol
Inaba was a great backdrop too... they managed to nail that nostalgic feel about small towns, and even the nameless NPCs were interesting to talk to.
This game has seriously blown me away, I was almost going to pass after P3, but I'm so glad I didn't.
DKnight said:Just finished the whole game.
Wow, that was awesome. This is one of the best jRPGs I've ever played in my life. P3 didn't do anything for me, in fact it ended being annoying, but this... I can identify with all the characters, the cutscenes and conversations are very interesting, full of emotions and fun (I actually laughed out loud a lot, specially with Teddie :lol ), the battle system has improved a lot, the dungeons and pacing are great... I squeezed out every day and there was always interesting stuff to do. I've spent hours in the velvet room messing with the demons, and the SP constrain helped the pace a lot. Tight boss fights, sweating the jacket in almost every random battle...
What more can you ask for? heartwarming story, full of underlying mature themes, mixed with awesome occult stuff, plot twists, and top notch presentation. The soundtrack was unbearivable good, even better than P3 (my favorite track being the Magatsu Inaba theme), and the graphics are amazing on the art department.
It also helped a lot that the character looks a lot more like me and behaves generally like a much better person. The P3 guy looked and acted like a introverted jerk :lol
Inaba was a great backdrop too... they managed to nail that nostalgic feel about small towns, and even the nameless NPCs were interesting to talk to.
This game has seriously blown me away, I was almost going to pass after P3, but I'm so glad I didn't.
straydog1980 said:okay, I have a quick (hopefully) question about maxing the Hermit s. link
I've completed the final quest by, and proceeded to the shrine as normal. The fox looked "exuberant" or whatever, then went up to the offertory box as usual, and time passed, but then it said there are some "conditions that need to be met before our relationship can grow stronger"....????catching the guardian
what's going on? It's 7/24
Chorazin said:Just finished theSchool trip to Port Island, and I was kinda hoping to see more people from P3. Maybe later?
Chorazin said:I was kinda hoping to see more people from P3. Maybe later?
firex said:By 2011, everyone from SEES is in college or in the workplace, so it makes sense you wouldn't see them at Gekkoukan. It's not like they know about the investigation team and their personas.
cakeman19 said:I may be remembering wrong, but didn'tonly special people that stayed concious during the midnight hour have the power to call Persona?
this oneAdam Prime said:yeah I figured P4 earned it's M rating on account of the design of certain Persona. Not to mention the language and somewhat "mature" themes of death and such.
whiterabbit said:looks like a penis! :lol
actually came in here to post that my favorite song is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9CDfMhq6dM it really makes me smile.
firex said:By 2011, everyone from SEES is in college or in the workplace, so it makes sense you wouldn't see them at Gekkoukan. It's not like they know about the investigation team and their personas.
charlequin said:All five Persona games take place in the same universe, actually. The basic metaphysics are pretty broad: Personas are the manifestation of human emotions that have been tamed by the ego (or something to that effect.) The Persona universe is one where powerful magical beings are constantly getting involved in human affairs and weird magical things happen as a result; people who are exposed to any of said weird magical causes can become Persona-users, and the specifics of how it works is dependent on the specific magical cause in question.
sca2511 said:so im playing the game right now, about 20 or 30 hours in and it seems like I won't be able to get all the slinks and what not. What I'm asking is when I start a new game+, what carries over?
I actually play that song when I'm going to school and back. I think it's my favorite track on there.
whiterabbit said:looks like a penis! :lol
actually came in here to post that my favorite song is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9CDfMhq6dM it really makes me smile.
whiterabbit said:actually came in here to post that my favorite song is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9CDfMhq6dM it really makes me smile.
cakeman19 said:Okay, that makes sense I guess. I should probably play the first 2 games.
charlequin said:The chorus of this one really sounds like they're saying "Location, location, location" as if it's a song about real estate. :lol
Hahaha. It's so true. I've made up my own words for all the songs too.charlequin said:I really love Your Affection (I always liked getting sunny days over cloudy because of it), although like all the vocal songs in Persona 4 Ela Hadrun and I spent most of our play time singing along the "real" English lyrics that we've fitted to the song. The chorus of this one really sounds like they're saying "Location, location, location" as if it's a song about real estate. :lol
noi5e said:Hahaha, I thought they were singing "Your patience... Your patience..."
In "Heartbeat, Heartbreak" I thought the first verse began "Why are you always trading one dream for another," and I refuse to hear it any other way! :lol
whiterabbit said:looks like a penis! :lol
actually came in here to post that my favorite song is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9CDfMhq6dM it really makes me smile.
Adam Prime said:Yeah P4 has such chill ass songs.
My favorite is still the battle theme, reach out to the truth. Over 70 hours of playing this game and I NEVER ever got tired of hearing it!
Mr. Wonderful said:Hahaha. It's so true. I've made up my own words for all the songs too.
charlequin said:The worst part is that once I hear them, I can't hear them any other way, and then I feel compelled to sing along. There's an earlier part in "Your Affection" that I'm convinced says "And the stream of trees/ makes me bigger than her"...
Also, am I the only one who hears "I'm a lesbian/ with you lesbians," like, really super clear in the middle of the battle theme? :lol
OMG, me too! Hahahaha. :lol :lolTamanon said:I keep hearing it as "All the lesbians, let me lift you up" and that's hawt.