I highly doubt that's all you had to do to beat the bosses. Say what you will then. I will say though that FES' bosses were signifigantly more powerful than the ones in Portable.
I don't know, I found the secret boss that is exclusive to P3P to the hardest boss in P3 by far(not the Theo one) and harder then any P4 boss, but because she's a secret boss I don't think it might count.
You guys are all cray cray. Yukari is great, but why no Aigis?
I enjoyed Aigis more in Arena then I did in P3 tbh. Same with Teddie. Not that they're bad characters mind you. They are great characters just not as good as Yukari, Mitsuru, Junpei and Aki(p3 cast) and and the rest of the P4 cast(like Chris I like all members in P4, where P3 I despise Ken-Douche)
On the contrary to what that filthy peasant Canadian says - Aigis was great in Persona 3. She gained some of the best character development in the game and The Answer only amped it even further. It was actually quite interesting to bear witness of her progression from a faceless machine, to a self-indulgent ordinary girl with feelings and dreams.
Minako:Are you cosplaying.
Aigis: Yes, I'm cosplaying.
Opening for the game leaked.
He is indeed very awesome, outmost awesome, delightfully awesome!
Soejima gave us disco frog, he's epicly awesome.
Man, P4G is so much sharper than P3P was. I know, Vita > PSP, but still.
Oh, will do.
Persona 4 Golden is in my Super Star Tag-Team List of Best Games EVAAAR along with FES. No game has kept my attention for so long like this game. Origins came close.
Persona 4 Golden is in my Super Star Tag-Team List of Best Games EVAAAR along with FES. No game has kept my attention for so long like this game. Origins came close.
Didn't know you were such a Batman Arkham Origins fan in the end 
Didn't know you were such a Batman Arkham Origins fan in the end
Of course -- Perhaps you missed the times of how much I praised it to no ends! Shame on you for not paying attention properly!
Didn't know you were such a Batman Arkham Origins fan in the end
I thought he was a Rayman Origins fan, at first.
I thought he was a Rayman Origins fan, at first.
It's obviously Silent Hill Origins. I loved how this game couldn't have missed the point of Silent Hill further
if it was shooting in an entirely different direction and the point was in another country altogether.
Nah, I kid, it's absolutely abominable.
lol.
Nah, I'm pulling your leg, Arkham Origins is terrible -- It's obviously Silent Hill Origins. I loved how this game couldn't have missed the point of Silent Hill further
if it was shooting in an entirely different direction and the point was in another country altogether.
Nah, I kid, it's absolutely abominable. I meant Dragon Age Origins.
I was more or less thinking about your criminal origins. In Condemned.
Okay, I'll stop.
On to a new topic. I was playing Super Street Fighter 4 with a controller and god damn it's tricky. Unlike Mortal Kombat or Injustice, the combos can't be strung up in a short term queue. You need to carefully link each one after a recovery frame.
Point being: how exactly does Persona 4 Arena work with this? Is it more forgiving?
So, bits and pieces.
I saw the P5 Trailer. I like the color scheme and it looks like a dark-ish direction, perhaps closer to Persona 3?
Unfortunately PSN wasn't an option for me on Persona 4, I'm checking out the walkthrough at the moment. I'll start with the Pros.So far, I'm not sold on the game yet. The first hour or so has been very slow, and the dialogue didn't seem out of the ordinary for me. The combination of the realistic and goofy is a bit of a barrier for me. This is more of a preference thing and depends from game to game. Some games can still tell a meaningful story while recognizing that the world is unrealistic.
- For Playstation 2, looks very sharp and slick. Hell, it looks better than the average Wii game. The Art Style sets it apart from other jRPGs.
- Strong Voice Acting. And trust me, I've heard some bad ones.
- Emotional/Philosophical Themes as mentioned way back.
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So far, it's an above average game that sets it apart from the rest, but I'm not sure this is to my personal tastes.
Actually, I'd say Persona 4 is far from slow. Persona 3's pacing is a bit slow, not Persona 4. The supernatural obviously exist but it runs in accordance with the story of what the game tries to tell. While the supernatural exists, the dialogue written between the characters of Inaba and on Yasogami feels down to the Earth and mundane as if you were really a High School Student in Japan. This game cannot really be enjoyed by watching someone else do a playthrough of it. Sorry to say but I don't think you can make a rational judgement by watching a walkthrough on Youtube. I told you that. Believe me because I did that once too. What I did was simply taking a chance to jump into it.
What differs Persona from other JRPGs is that its setting isn't quite as preposterous. The reasons for why Teddie looks the way he does is explained in accordance with the laws of the TV world. There is no Evil Twin or Dark Samus/Dark Link bullocks. The Shadows represent the suppressed desires, misery, pain of mankind, it's something that exist within anyone. If you go back to some of my previous posts then I made an elaborate explanation about that and its connection Jungian Psychology.
You can think of the Shadows in similar ways to that of Silent Hill's monsters. They take shape of mankind's misery and like Silent Hill, the fog has a symbolic meaning of ignorance, living in denial, instead of living life true to yourself.
The best depth of Persona shines through especially in the Social Linking.
The Persona games doesn't need to be pretentious like Xenosaga or other games that preaches about complexity as its selling point, in order to be deep. It just needs a down to the earth setting, mixed with a bit supernatural, relatable characters with struggles of their own that mimics the things we recognize from our own
Playing the game feels more or less addicting in a similar fashion to that of Dragon Age Origins did to me back in the day. You can't put it down again and the characters are well-written with some complexity to them, they have their own struggles, hopes and dreams.
Persona 4 is definitely one of those games I wouldn't get a good first impression of by watching.
I remember when I was introduced to it. A friend gave it as a gift so I felt obliged to play it. I knew literally nothing about it save that its predecessor involved suicide or something. It's one of the reasons why it was so refreshing.
What's funny is that I had no idea it took place in Japan so I had to stick with a English name for the entire game.
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