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I've never watched either of the P4 animes, why the fuck is Chie slapping Ai around?
iirc,
Kou's crush on Chie is brought up more in the anime, which makes Ai jealous. Ai's the one who started it.
I've never watched either of the P4 animes, why the fuck is Chie slapping Ai around?
I've never watched either of the P4 animes, why the fuck is Chie slapping Ai around?
I've never watched either of the P4 animes, why the fuck is Chie slapping Ai around?
Ai has a crush on Kou
Kou has a crush on Chie
Ai is "dating" Narukami
Yosuke thinks Chie is jealous of this
Yosuke signs Chie up to help the basketball team, trying to set her up with Narukami
Ai doesn't like this, because Chie is now closer to Kou
Ai yells at Chie because Kou likes her
Chie yells at Ai because shes treating Narukami like crap
Slap fight
Ai has a crush on Kou
Kou has a crush on Chie
Ai is "dating" Narukami
Yosuke thinks Chie is jealous of this
Yosuke signs Chie up to help the basketball team, trying to set her up with Narukami
Ai doesn't like this, because Chie is now closer to Kou
Ai yells at Chie because Kou likes her
Chie yells at Ai because shes treating Narukami like crap
Slap fight
Just like my mexican "telenovelas" .... lol
I still remember when I got to that part in Ai's social link where Kou admits to liking Chie like a week after I started going out with her myself, and all I could think was 'Dude....'. Even funnier because he talked about being jealous about me sitting next to her while I was already going out with her. Apparently, the MC likes to keep his relationships secret.
I still remember when I got to that part in Ai's social link where Kou admits to liking Chie like a week after I started going out with her myself, and all I could think was 'Dude....'. Even funnier because he talked about being jealous about me sitting next to her while I was already going out with her. Apparently, the MC likes to keep his relationships secret.
That's another thing I hope will be rectified in P5 (but I doubt it). All of the meat of relationships occur in a vacuum in P3 & P4. If the game could address things like that I think it'd be a step forward.
Try in every RPG ever. You could count on one hand RPGs where relationships actually play out during a game.
There might not be any.
Try in every RPG ever. You could count on one hand RPGs where relationships actually play out during a game.
There might not be any.
I know of seven RPGs across three series that do exactly that.
Or do all the Bioware ones just liquefy into a single blob and not count?
JRPGs?
None of those, which you didn't specify.
Still, you make a good point. What are the ≤5 JRPGs where relationships play out?
One day I was coming home from school and because I didn't have anything to listen to, I fell asleep for a few minutes on the bus. A nice older later sat next to me, which was of course fine, she just startled me a little. I sort of jerked awake and apologized when I noticed her and she said it was fine. She starts making light conversation with me and then goes on to her children and what she does for a living until her stop comes up and she says goodbye.
Now my own mother (who is also a nice older lady) has a couple of ideas for why this happens (it's happened a couple times):
1) I have a nice face and am very obviously a nice young man.
2) It can be easier to talk to, even open up to strangers rather than people you know.
I think the criticism that your love interest exists in a vacuum is, while totally valid, a little overdone because P4 is very much about having relationships with characters based on reason #2. Basically all of your relationships exist in a vacuum, to some extent if not fully, and it works pretty well, even if it might not be intentional (which I'm not ruling out.)
In a piece of fiction that very cleverly and also blatantly emphasizes how worried people are about how they're viewed by others, Yu is the nice young man, the quiet stranger, the unassuming teen; he's not even an Inaba local, so who really cares what he thinks?
I think it makes the wide birth of relationships you have via the S.Links more believable and I shudder to think of the logistics of tying that stuff together. And really, I'm just not convinced that's even necessary. Even restricting it to your romance, you'd more than likely get generic scenes rather than character specific ones, which means Atlus isn't writing a scene involving Yosuke, Yu, and (Chie), but rather Yosuke, Yu, and (Girlfriend). I don't see that being much more satisfying in practice than what we have now.
Then again, they're obviously not at all lazy with the volume of writing in these games, so maybe they would/will. With P4 specifically though, the above is why I personally have never been taken out of the experience.
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Persona drawing again, only like four left after this:
Nice. I especially like how you kept the Angel motif from Shadow Nanako and kiddified it.
Also bonus points for Nanako actually being usable as a navigator in PQ, so it's pretty easy to imagine her in the role.
Persona drawing again, only like four left after this:
Uh... that wasn't Nanako's Shadow. It was barelyUnless this is some anime-only stuff I missed?Namatame's.
Ideally, in this case, it wouldn't be Yosuke, Yu, and (Girlfriend), it would be Yosuke, Yu, and (Chie*).
Just a few alterations or additions to dialog in certain scenes, not replacing the writing with "Wow, I am SUCH a love interest who is romantically affiliated with protag!", that would be silly.
That said, I do agree that it can be easy to open up to strangers as opposed to people you have a history with.
I mean, you sort of took what I said and repeated it to me.
Oh. Yeah that seems about right.
Yeah, I tend to do that. :/
One day I was coming home from school and because I didn't have anything to listen to, I fell asleep for a few minutes on the bus. A nice older later sat next to me, which was of course fine, she just startled me a little. I sort of jerked awake and apologized when I noticed her and she said it was fine. She starts making light conversation with me and then goes on to her children and what she does for a living until her stop comes up and she says goodbye.
Now my own mother (who is also a nice older lady) has a couple of ideas for why this happens (it's happened a couple times):
1) I have a nice face and am very obviously a nice young man.
2) It can be easier to talk to, even open up to strangers rather than people you know.
I think the criticism that your love interest exists in a vacuum is, while totally valid, a little overdone because P4 is very much about having relationships with characters based on reason #2. Basically all of your relationships exist in a vacuum, to some extent if not fully, and it works pretty well, even if it might not be intentional (which I'm not ruling out.)
In a piece of fiction that very cleverly and also blatantly emphasizes how worried people are about how they're viewed by others, Yu is the nice young man, the quiet stranger, the unassuming teen; he's not even an Inaba local, so who really cares what he thinks?
I think it makes the wide birth of relationships you have via the S.Links more believable and I shudder to think of the logistics of tying that stuff together. And really, I'm just not convinced that's even necessary. Even restricting it to your romance, you'd more than likely get generic scenes rather than character specific ones, which means Atlus isn't writing a scene involving Yosuke, Yu, and (Chie), but rather Yosuke, Yu, and (Girlfriend). I don't see that being much more satisfying in practice than what we have now.
Then again, they're obviously not at all lazy with the volume of writing in these games, so maybe they would/will. With P4 specifically though, the above is why I personally have never been taken out of the experience.
Persona Central just posted this
http://personacentral.com/rumor-persona-5-release-date-between-august-september/
P5 maybe to release between Tales of Beseria and FFXV?
If it released at the end of August/beginning of September I believe there would be enough time between the two for it not to be a problem.I almost hope it isn't the real release date, because it will get buried like all hell if it's releasing that close to Final FantasyXV. Beseria is double fucked if it's true.
Persona Central just posted this
http://personacentral.com/rumor-persona-5-release-date-between-august-september/
P5 maybe to release between Tales of Beseria and FFXV?
umbrella + five could mean other games such as RE5
Yeah, if it was 2009.
I almost hope it isn't the real release date, because it will get buried like all hell if it's releasing that close to Final FantasyXV. Beseria is double fucked if it's true.
Fiveman = 5
Sentai = Featherman = Persona
I can see the connection. Not sure about the how the umbrella part fits though.
Nice. I especially like how you kept the Angel motif from Shadow Nanako and kiddified it.
Also bonus points for Nanako actually being usable as a navigator in PQ, so it's pretty easy to imagine her in the role.
Thanks for the comments guys, appreciate it.Ooooh. Very good!
and surprisingly fitting.
Thursday is the standard day for releases in Japan
But yeah, that does sound like a rather farfetched theory
Persona Central just posted this
http://personacentral.com/rumor-persona-5-release-date-between-august-september/
P5 maybe to release between Tales of Beseria and FFXV?