grandjedi6 said:
Yaweee said:So, I went until October without realizing you could run around outside the Dojima Residence. I thought selecting it on the map would just give me the option of ending the phase.
Did I miss anything useful, except for free bait?
Is this the cat needed for the Ailurophobe? I've been stuck on that quest for months.
Tamanon said:Yes, that's the cat you need. Also you can play with him to increase understanding and expression.
awesome, thanksgrandjedi6 said:
Volcynika said:Surprised at how long of a break it is between.second and third dungeons
iDoubleSpy said:I've been hoping that when working with Fox on quests he will bring the recovery cost down by ALOT. I tested it with Rank 2 a few nights ago and it was going to cost me 45,000 yen.
Y2Kev said:So Nich, since you're around (and nobody asked in the readermail on last week's Retronauts), do you guys do any localizing of the animated cutscenes, and if so, how? I've noticed that sometimes critical elements of the cutscenes are in English-- for example, the name and logo of the soda early in Persona 4. Is this stuff redone or is the team in Japan using English for some of the scenes?
Shearie said:Something that has left me perplexed is if there is any difference between glancing through a book or giving it your complete attention. It doesn't seem like there is anything different unless my theory holds true that if you have multiple books, you can glance through several of them to slightly raise different attributes. Since I get books right when they come out and read them to completion before a new one is released, I've haven't had a chance yet to test out my theory.
So does anyone know if there is any difference between the two options?
Jimmy Stav said:Two questions:
a) If I sucked balls at P3, but enjoyed what I played (and hated that there was only one dungeon). Will I enjoy P4?
b) Would someone who isn't very familiar with these games NEED a strategy guide?
Shearie said:Something that has left me perplexed is if there is any difference between glancing through a book or giving it your complete attention. It doesn't seem like there is anything different unless my theory holds true that if you have multiple books, you can glance through several of them to slightly raise different attributes. Since I get books right when they come out and read them to completion before a new one is released, I've haven't had a chance yet to test out my theory.
So does anyone know if there is any difference between the two options?
Depends.Jimmy Stav said:Two questions:
a) If I sucked balls at P3, but enjoyed what I played (and hated that there was only one dungeon). Will I enjoy P4?
b) Would someone who isn't very familiar with these games NEED a strategy guide?
They give the same rewards per phase, but you finish the book sooner if you glance through it (which means you get less total points, but you can move on to a different book faster.
Tenks said:*sigh* was in dungeon2 for about 45 minutes getting a bunch of XP and items then the MC got hit by a mudo spell. Now I remember why these games piss me off from time to time. *sigh*
Shearie said:That doesn't make sense to me since you you can pick what book you want to read when you sit at the couch, unless you can't pick another book to read once you start one. I wouldn't know since I've never had more than one book at the same time.
:lol That happened to me early on in the game, but once you get your social links up with your party members they will take the fall for you.
rainking187 said:I got him to rank 4 or 5 and he's still super fucking expensive. You'd probably have to max him out for him to be helpful. It's usually just better to go home and recover then go back to the dungeon the next day. It doesn't help that his quests are basically "go help this person" then wander around town talking to everyone till you luck across the person he was actually talking about. Then figure out what the hell they want.
Jimmy Stav said:Two questions:
a) If I sucked balls at P3, but enjoyed what I played (and hated that there was only one dungeon). Will I enjoy P4?
b) Would someone who isn't very familiar with these games NEED a strategy guide?
I've had two books at once, and it wouldn't let me choose which one to read. I could only read the one I was currently in the middle of.
Acid08 said:Put 6 straight hours in today. Gonna make some food and then probably play more. My dormant hate of instant death spells came out today though. I powered through 4 floors of a dungeon today. Went up about 3 levels and got a ton of great new Persona's I really wanted to fuse. Ran out of Goho-H btw. Pick a fight with a monster, boom instant death spell, and I lost 2 hours of play time, experience, items, and Persona's. I wanted to murder a child.
MoogPaul said:Are there any specialty armor in P4 that changes the looks of the characters like the swim trunks or maid outfits?
NichM said:As you probably saw in the same cutscene, if something is really critical (I dunno if a soda label counts...) we'll add a subtitle, like for Dojima's text message to the MC. But we don't have the ability to go into the animation scenes and make changes to the art, so subtitles are the best we can do.
EDIT: Sorry, I misread your question. No, the team in Japan just likes to use English here and there. It wasn't our input.
Acid08 said:Put 6 straight hours in today. Gonna make some food and then probably play more. My dormant hate of instant death spells came out today though. I powered through 4 floors of a dungeon today. Went up about 3 levels and got a ton of great new Persona's I really wanted to fuse. Ran out of Goho-H btw. Pick a fight with a monster, boom instant death spell, and I lost 2 hours of play time, experience, items, and Persona's. I wanted to murder a child.
ItsInMyVeins said:Dude, I guess you might not be the one to talk to about stuff like this, but you guys gotta make these games come out in a faster pace in Europa. I mean, Persona 3 came out like year(s?) after the US version. I know P4 is gonna get released here, but with the diffuse date "2009". Which meant I had to, for the first time, import a PS2-game from the US.
Ledsen said:Since Squenix, not Atlus, is publishing this in Europe, I doubt NichM can tell you anything at all about that. He's not the "you guys" in this case
Atlus Japan maybe but I doubt Atlus USA has any control over what releases in Europe.ItsInMyVeins said:Yeah, I suspected that, but I assumed Atlus has a say in all of it, even though not directly. I wasn't really talking about P4 either, since it's already been somewhat scheduled, more like the upcoming ones and other games from Atlus. I'm just saying that it'd be cool if we didn't have to wait for a year extra to play a PS2 game already out in the US.
grandjedi6 said:Atlus Japan maybe but I doubt Atlus USA has any control over what releases in Europe.
ItsInMyVeins said:Of course not, but he can tell Atlus Japan what the dilly is, man!
It ought to be obvious, but releasing PS2-games years after their release in Japan isn't the most awesome stratgey imho. If you do that I'm sure a lot of the possible market in EU has either forgotten about the game or imported it.
Ledsen said:I doubt it's part of their strategy to release games a year late in Europe. More likely then not it's unavoidable due to translation being a timesink for text-heavy games such as Persona.
Use Sylph as the base. It's got Sukukaja as one of it's skills. Try until Ippon-Datara inherits it.Volcynika said:What's a quick and easy combo to do the first part ofMargaret's request?