Hey guys I'm looking for some advice.
The only Persona game I have played so far is Persona 4 Golden and now I wanna go back and play Persona 3 so that I know who the hell these people are in P4A and PQ. The question is which version? I'm looking at either getting Persona 3 Portable or Persona 3 FES (both via the Playstation store) but was wondering if one version is considered the superior version? Kinda like P4G having extra social links and stuff. I will say the portability is a big plus for me so at the moment I am leaning towards P3P, but if FES has more advantages I'll go there.
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Hey guys I'm looking for some advice.
The only Persona game I have played so far is Persona 4 Golden and now I wanna go back and play Persona 3 so that I know who the hell these people are in P4A and PQ. The question is which version? I'm looking at either getting Persona 3 Portable or Persona 3 FES (both via the Playstation store) but was wondering if one version is considered the superior version? Kinda like P4G having extra social links and stuff. I will say the portability is a big plus for me so at the moment I am leaning towards P3P, but if FES has more advantages I'll go there.
This boss must've been nerfed something fierce prior to Portable, because I fought it twice in close succession with two different parties and I don't think I ever even SAW Night Queen.
Full on bull shit is still Pandora, though.
Reload and go for the true end. If you didn't get the true end, you didn't *really* beat the game, after all. There's still enough incentive to do a NG+ to max social links in my opinion, but no reason to put off seeing the actual end to the story another ~70 hours.
I feel like they wanted those characters to attract the people that needed to hear the lesson the most.
What you people believe I should do, go to the last save point and see the true ending, or keep the surprise to the 2nd run?
Thanks!!
In P3P, everything is improved in terms of gameplay and the FeMC route is a great addition too, but there are no anime cutscenes. I wasn't bothered by the presentation in P3P, but the game's final moments suffer from the presentation and look much better in FES.
Cheers everyone, looks like I'll be going of P3P.
Thinking about P3/P4 protagonists this weekend, I realized that they probably designed both of them to appeal directly to the audience they were trying to reach. In both cases, it's like they're designed to be the antithesis of the overall message of the game.
Dang, that's a solid theory. I love how games like these tend to be so much deeper when revisited.
Been replaying Persona 2: Eternal Punishment (happy birthday :3 :3) and it's still, like, really cool. The Baofu/Katsuya interactions,Tatsuya's atonement, Maya Amano being Maya Amano, the city life....top-knotch stuff as far as jRPGs go, fourteen years later. Definitely my favourite Persona game to date.
Im interested on playing the other Personas games (except the 1st one, I couldnt stand those graphics anymore), and Persona 2 really looks interesting. Persona 3 Portable will be my next one though!
Yeah, I couldn't get into Persona 1 in the end, even the PSP version. Even for a guy like me who's into older-school RPGs (like SNES-era stuff), Persona 1 mechanics are super-dated. Graphics are pretty awful too, although to be honest I like the first-person perspective.
People praise Persona 2: Innocent Sin a lot (and straight-up call it Persona 2 simply because it got an official English release, which grinds my gears), but to me it's just a dated, risque-as-hell version of Persona 3. I mean, how many other games have you playing as characters in their 20's as opposed to high-school kids?
But would be recommended to play Persona 2 Eternal Punishment without playing Innocent Sin?
What about the gameplay of those. Are they still great?
P4's theme is about not relying on surface clues, but really digging down into what makes a person tick. It's about actually putting in the effort to find who you really are. The protagonist, however, is portrayed as someone very preppy and fashion obsessed. He's described as someone who everyone thinks is really cool, and even his language in the japanese version pushes a manly, heroic vibe. He's designed as somewhat of a shallow character, someone very concerned with image and surface values.
Yeah, she got third in the popularity poll in Japan. She was tied for that place with Naoto.Chie, is recieved well in Japan i heard? Personally she seems likable, her heart is in the right place anyway. Bit clingy to Yukiko which makes you question her sexuality a bit IMO but... yeah a nice girl all round.
Hahaha, not an ounceFinally back from my ban. Any new Persona 5 info in the last 2 months?
Finally back from my ban. Any new Persona 5 info in the last 2 months?
Something slavery something Emancipation Proclamation.Finally back from my ban. Any new Persona 5 info in the last 2 months?
hmm..at the very least I'd try to read a plot hypnosis of the Innocent Sin because it really helps understand the overall story a bit more. I played both, but I never finished Innocent Sin because my save got corrupted 50 hours in
I appreciated the gameplay of both even if they get a bit tedious at times. EP's is slightly better because there are fewer choices for interacting with demons, leading to less trial and error.
I don't agree with this part. He was designed and portrayed as a confident, likeable guy who had the personality to find out who people really are. I don't think he's designed to be this fashion aficionado or whatever, since there would actually be references to that within the games and the anime.
He's almost like a wish-fulfillment character in my opinion, but the game being centred around relationships with characters makes me fine with that. I just hoped that they could have covered the part where he really wants to be liked by his peers and a lot of what he does is for recognition. It honestly sounds like a realistic portrayal and it'd make for a pretty relatable Shadow.
Thinking about P3/P4 protagonists this weekend, I realized that they probably designed both of them to appeal directly to the audience they were trying to reach. In both cases, it's like they're designed to be the antithesis of the overall message of the game.
for P3 protagonist, the theme is about living life to the fullest, using every day as if it were your last, and not being indifferent about death. The protagonist on the other hand is designed to look unattached, unaffected, and generally indifferent about everything. Hands in his pockets as if he's hiding something and always wearing headphones so he can separate himself from the people around him.
P4's theme is about not relying on surface clues, but really digging down into what makes a person tick. It's about actually putting in the effort to find who you really are. The protagonist, however, is portrayed as someone very preppy and fashion obsessed. He's described as someone who everyone thinks is really cool, and even his language in the japanese version pushes a manly, heroic vibe. He's designed as somewhat of a shallow character, someone very concerned with image and surface values.
I feel like they wanted those characters to attract the people that needed to hear the lesson the most. Now, I haven't read any of the design works, so I could be terribly off base here or just regurgitating known information. I found it to be an interesting thought, though.
Chie, is recieved well in Japan i heard? Personally she seems likable, her heart is in the right place anyway. Bit clingy to Yukiko which makes you question her sexuality a bit IMO but... yeah a nice girl all round.
Chie, is recieved well in Japan i heard? Personally she seems likable, her heart is in the right place anyway. Bit clingy to Yukiko which makes you question her sexuality a bit IMO but... yeah a nice girl all round.
Margaret is being voiced by Marisha Ray in PQ and Ultimax. I've actually heard of her. She did a Batgirl web series a while ago ( she played the title role).
https://twitter.com/Marisha_Ray/status/483699030287863808
This might be her first venture into voice acting, but that's just a guess.
Margaret is being voiced by Marisha Ray in PQ and Ultimax. I've actually heard of her. She did a Batgirl web series a while ago ( she played the title role).
https://twitter.com/Marisha_Ray/status/483699030287863808
This might be her first venture into voice acting, but that's just a guess.
Margaret is being voiced by Marisha Ray in PQ and Ultimax. I've actually heard of her. She did a Batgirl web series a while ago ( she played the title role).
https://twitter.com/Marisha_Ray/status/483699030287863808
This might be her first venture into voice acting, but that's just a guess.
Really have no idea what you're saying, but it's possible to love someone and it have nothing to do with sexuality. It's called platonic love, and everyone experiences it.
Going to miss Michelle, but I look forward to hearing Marisha's take on the character.
Really have no idea what you're saying, but it's possible to love someone and it have nothing to do with sexuality. It's called platonic love, and everyone experiences it.
Going to miss Michelle, but I look forward to hearing Marisha's take on the character.
His post makes it sound like that's a negative @_@
And Yukiko is more clingy towards Chie. She's outright stated that Chie is the only person that gave her life meaning.
Chee is okay.
They didn't do anything to nerf the boss itself. The lack of Night Queen was probably the AI roulette working in your favor.
Full Party control makes things significantly easier in that fight (and a few others) so your idiot party members don't go acting/attacking recklessly.
Yes, she was the ranked the favorite female character out of the Persona universe.
I thought Naoto was the 2nd or 3rd most popular character in the series, up there with Yu and Yosuke?
I thought Naoto was the 2nd or 3rd most popular character in the series, up there with Yu and Yosuke?
I thought Naoto was the 2nd or 3rd most popular character in the series, up there with Yu and Yosuke?
Margaret is being voiced by Marisha Ray in PQ and Ultimax. I've actually heard of her. She did a Batgirl web series a while ago ( she played the title role).
https://twitter.com/Marisha_Ray/status/483699030287863808
This might be her first venture into voice acting, but that's just a guess.
You're right, Naoto is #3. Chie is lucky #4.
Yu, then Yosuke.Who are the 1st two? (Any from P4?)
Yukari below Koromaru? What the fuck.I assume this is what people are talking about
A bit surprising to see some people on here while others are completely left out.
Also, the persona ranking chart at the bottom is interesting too.
Yu, then Yosuke.
No seriously.