I've just started NG+, so I haven't gotten far enough to check for myself. I know you could always do this in P3 and P4, but Satanael was so over-the-top that I figured there was no way they'd actually let me do that, lmao
I've just started NG+, so I haven't gotten far enough to check for myself. I know you could always do this in P3 and P4, but Satanael was so over-the-top that I figured there was no way they'd actually let me do that, lmao
Dojima is a pretty tragic figure when you think about it. An alcoholic windowed single father who spends all his time as apparently the only competent person on the police force in a washed up old rural town. Sojima seems well adjusted in comparison.
Ok, need some help. I have a Persona I fused that I really like. However, I need to fuse the same one again to meet a requirement of the Wardens. I locked the persona, but when I went to create the one I needed
the guillotine failed and they broke out a chainsaw resulting in a different persona being created.
so my question is, was that just a coincidence or does that happen with locked personas? Also, if I unlock the persona and fuse a new one, does it automatically over write my registered persona?
Any Persona that isn't in the compendium is automatically registered as soon as it enters your stock, whether via negotiation or fusion. It needs to actually enter your stock though, so no grabbing it when your stock is full and then releasing the one you just won (meaning you didn't actually take it).
Ok, need some help. I have a Persona I fused that I really like. However, I need to fuse the same one again to meet a requirement of the Wardens. I locked the persona, but when I went to create the one I needed
the guillotine failed and they broke out a chainsaw resulting in a different persona being created.
so my question is, was that just a coincidence or does that happen with locked personas? Also, if I unlock the persona and fuse a new one, does it automatically over write my registered persona?
Discussion about a party member who is heavily featured in the marketing materials for the game and in the splash screen when you start it up but may not obviously be a party member if you really haven't been paying attention:
Look, I don't like Akechi. Don't like his aesthetic, don't like his character, don't like having him around. But goddamn if he isn't powerful as fuck. I feel kind of strong-armed into keeping him in my party because he's just too effective.
Look, I don't like Akechi. Don't like his aesthetic, don't like his character, don't like having him around. But goddamn if he isn't powerful as fuck. I feel kind of strong-armed into keeping him in my party because he's just too effective.
Hmm, I thought there were only Bad, Good, and True.
I think I'll deliberately trip the lesser endings on this NG+ run before reloading and actually continuing properly, just to see them. I only tripped the first bad one on my first playthrough (
where you sell out your teammates
). Found it amusing that the game blatantly
warned me that this was an incredibly questionable decision.
Discussion about a party member who is heavily featured in the marketing materials for the game and in the splash screen when you start it up but may not obviously be a party member if you really haven't been paying attention:
Look, I don't like Akechi. Don't like his aesthetic, don't like his character, don't like having him around. But goddamn if he isn't powerful as fuck. I feel kind of strong-armed into keeping him in my party because he's just too effective.
You're being sarcastic at me here, but I'm just letting you know that some people did go in blind. People have been spoiler tagging party members names and calling confidants by their arcana only throughout the thread *shrug* especially regarding the late game party members
You're being sarcastic at me here, but I'm just letting you know that some people did go in blind. People have been spoiler tagging party members names and calling confidants by their arcana only throughout the thread *shrug* especially regarding the late game party members
Hmm, I thought there were only Bad, Good, and True.
I think I'll deliberately trip the lesser endings on this NG+ run before reloading and actually continuing properly, just to see them. I only tripped the first bad one on my first playthrough (
where you sell out your teammates
). Found it amusing that the game blatantly
warned me that this was an incredibly questionable decision.
You're being sarcastic at me here, but I'm just letting you know that some people did go in blind. People have been spoiler tagging party members names and calling confidants by their arcana only throughout the thread *shrug* especially regarding the late game party members
This is basically what I meant by it. I'll spoiler it just in case, but you would have to cover your eyes when putting the game in and starting it to not know this character was a party member. In this it's more the how that's important than the who.
the prison a huge difficulty spike or what? Granted, I think I've also been a little underleveled all game (early 60s right now) but I'm barely surviving, it feels like.
the prison a huge difficulty spike or what? Granted, I think I've also been a little underleveled all game (early 60s right now) but I'm barely surviving, it feels like.
I will say that I think it was sort of bullshit to lock switching teammates behind a social link. I can understand if you didn't suffer a penalty, but I think the missed MC turn is enough to justify not having to work for that one.
