ZephyrFate said:
You tend to get a combination of whatever skills that come from the Personas you're using. In a normal fusion, you can add two skills from the parent Persona. Triple fusion - three. Quadruple+ - four skills. You just have to keep leaving the menu (and deselecting every Persona but the starting one) to jumble the skills around until you get what you want.
Keep in mind that the amount of skills the parents know is what increases the amount transferred to the child. Less than 6 (8?) combined will only yield 2 carry-over skills, while having 14+ between the two of the parents will guarantee 4 skills inherited by the child. Having 3-6 parents increases that. More than 24 skills will result in a 5th skill inherited, and more than... going out on a limb, 32, will yield a 6th skill. It's very rare that you'll see that occasion, since that would require the child to only know 2 skills to start, and having fully progressed parents, but if you properly grow your personas, you'll usually come out with 3-4 inheritance at the bare minimum. Really useful when you want to transfer specific skills to children, as it gives you more room to get the stuff you want without as much trash. A big helper on that is getting a persona with any Growth skill, so they're getting experience while not being actively used. Let them simmer for awhile, then use them in fusion to get a better persona. Mix in Growth on enough stuff, and your grinding time gets seriously cut down.
I'm just happy Growth 1 and 2 came pretty early this time around, made my life easier overall, despite the... oh, hours spent in the Velvet Room making sure it carried over to children. Igor seriously needs to talk to his designer about some new music, though. Dude's been listening to the same music for 12 years.
grandjedi6 said:
Yep, Persona 4 is now the best reviewed RPG on the PS2. Awesomeness
What about overall? I'm interested in how it matches up to PS3/XBox/360/GCN.