I don't want to pigeonhole you but Undertale has a robot transexual.

Played the Vita version and normal is perfectly fine imo, one or two challenging bosses (which is a good thing), and I never needed to grind at all.

Not sure what differences exist between PS2 and Vita versions, apart from extra dungeons, persona, story bits and prettier visuals on the Vita side.

Also get naked for Kanji's stage. It's the way to enjoy it.

DS, you've reminded me that I've got a yarred copy of this, but only played about 30 mins.

The PCSX2 emulator has been rock solid in my opinion. I've got a decent spec PC, but even a budget PC should be able to handle it.

I'm gonna have to pick this game up again. It'd be cool to playthrough at roughly the same time, DS. How many hours per week are you thinking of putting into it?

People lower the difficulty?!

TheDJR wrote:

People lower the difficulty?!

You missed me and cinty being 100% right about lowered difficulty in another thread.

Also, will definitely be playing through P4G again at some point in the near future, but will have to read up on what I did wrong to get the early ending, because it really ended on a low last time.

Tell me, Reg.

I'm just beyond the
Any tips for how to make best use of 'down time'? Or is it a case of just doing what I want?

Im playing on easy mode so the combat etc hasn't really challenged - but I do feel a bit overwhelmed with the sheer amount of stuff to do - especially the Persona fusing things in the back of the limo, which just makes no sense at all to me.

Childintime wrote:

Raiziel wrote:

Tell me, Reg.

It depends on how it ended. Can you tell me what happened?

Oh dear...umm...it's been a few years. I was in a

Raiziel wrote:

Childintime wrote:

Raiziel wrote:

Tell me, Reg.

It depends on how it ended. Can you tell me what happened?

Oh dear...umm...it's been a few years. I was in a

Spoiler:

hospital, I think, and had to make a decision about what to do with the villain, but I honestly can't remember what I chose. Was there an option to kick him back into the TV world? I might have done that if it was.

This...

JonB wrote:

You just have to keep insisting there must be more to it IIRC.

...is exactly right.

danclarke wrote:

I'm just beyond the

Spoiler:

strange sauna dungeon - waiting for the chap to recover.

Any tips for how to make best use of 'down time'? Or is it a case of just doing what I want?

Im playing on easy mode so the combat etc hasn't really challenged - but I do feel a bit overwhelmed with the sheer amount of stuff to do - especially the Persona fusing things in the back of the limo, which just makes no sense at all to me.

1. Social Links
2. Study

On rainy days - restaurant for the rainy day challenge OR hand in a hermit arcana mission if not already done so.

Cheers chaps! For some reason I just assumed it was something to do with a decision I'd made further back in the game. I might actually start a new game this weekend, reckon I've enough time to get through it before the mighty Dragon Quest VII comes out.

The premature ending cutscene if you fuck up that hospital deliberation is utterly crushing.

I'll move my playthrough of this to the proper thread.

So after doing 20 minutes at a time here and there (yay save states), I'm through that cinema length bloody intro and found my first two Personas, which obviously the game throws at you as you learn the mechanics.

Couple of questions:

I gather you can find/purchase/earn better weapons/armour/rings? And also, is the game essentially 90% 'cut-scenes' with you just wandering about a little/for battle, or will it properly open up at some point so I can have a wander about etc?

Got to admit despite the aesthetic, I'm very, very intrigued. Made me laugh a fair few times (Teddie is a BOSS).

Game alternates between wandering around doing your social life stuff and tackling dungeons on your off days.

You can buy better stuff in town but your persona and their upgrades via social links appeared more important overall to me - elemental coverage is important.

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Been watching my flatmate play Persona 5. The main bulk of the engine is clearly built for PS3. That doesn't mean it looks bad, it just isn't the leap I was expecting, and the stylings on regular character models are not what I expected -more traditional than cel shaded. That said it makes up for it with lots of style, transitions between scenes are excellent whether it's loading, exiting a battle or entering a menu it always looks dazzling. Nice to see all the Persona redrawn too, and the characters seem like a decent bunch. Battle music doesn't sound like battle music at all, which is on one hand a good thing and on the other a bit odd. Dungeons are more involved too - there are mechanics and shortcuts and all sorts of things going on which makes a change from endless corridors.