I actually have the 360 version (and everyone still playing seems to own the PS3 version), although my TV is kinda borked right now. Although I am completely awful at the game, just saying.
There are worse fates than being worse than Junpei and Yukari!
This is why FeMC is awesome, you can start hanging with Yukari (and most of the other girls, I guess) as soon as possible.
More like 'kind of unfortunate'.
But that's why it's so great.
Junpei on the p3p side raised his standing with me quite a bit. He's like a big bro to her, and it's just freaking awesome. Very happy there was no romantic option for the story feels. Shinji was definitely the best thing about P3P's new route, bar none though. I'll take losing the Gourmet King link for him.
I didn't like how 3 handled romantic interests. It kind of knee-capped a lot of the links I think. Some ranks were just wasted about how they felt about you, instead of dealing with their own problems and the like. Though I wonder if that's better or worse than how 4 handled it, with the slink scene normally playing out, THEN the romantic stuff literally tacked on to the end of the convos....
And I lose points with Koro because I hate the characters that get the instant death spells, as it's one less useful spell they have. Isn't Koro naturally weak to light too? It's enough of a pain in the ass when one of those spells actually hits a random party member that's not weak to it, but being weak to it? Yeesh.
Funnest moment of latest playthrough of 3: Doing great against the reaper, then a Mahamaon literally hitting EVERYONE. Recovered and won anyway, but man was that nasty.
Now.... *goes to find full burn my dread*
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Funnily enough, even with saving before ever doing it, it MAYBE happens to me once every other game. I don't think in any of the playthroughs I've had of either game that it's happened more than once per.
Still, you don't want it to be at a critical time, so better safe than sorry.
Uh.
The difficulty for persona 4 to me was always very front loaded. As you get a handle on the game's systems(buffing/duffing, good fusions), the game just kind of gets easier. Though putting it as you're putting it, it's hard to tell which boss you're specifically talking about. Fighting 1 boss before the first dungeon then 2 in the second kind of throws things off, as well as not knowing if you're referring to the mini-bosses as bosses.
You need to fulfill a few conditions the game doesn't explicitly tell you.
