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[TheChris92]

You're litterally getting worked up over nothing. Did you forget what I already said and the point of these spin-offs in the first place? They are unrelated to each other. Their sole existence is to provide more content with the P3 & P4 cast so they can move on to Persona 5. It's really not that hard to understand. You're getting agitated over rash and baseless presumptions. Calm down and wait for Atlus to actually show you the game.

[TheChris92]

This is from the files of Persona 4 -- In those files there were gameplay mechanics that weren't used to implemented into the game. Atlus left a funny message there.

 

 

Rise Battle Text

Rise Kujikawa doesn't actually join the party member as a fighter, but within the code for requests for All-Out Attacks and Follow-Up Attacks, Rise has messages as well. However, they aren't actual lines but instead developer messages informing testers that these should be impossible to see.

All-Out Attack:

You should never see this line!
If you're reading this, someone screwed up!
This isn't supposed to exist in the game!

[TheChris92]

Here's another one.

 

 

Shuffle Time Arcana Failures

Some of the Arcana card effects during Shuffle Time can fail, such as the Magician not being able to change skills. However, there are such messages for all the Major Arcana cards, even the ones that can't fail. The ones that can't fail have these developer lines, some of which are quite humorous:

I pity The Fool when this message
appears, because it's a bug. Get
cracking, QA, and write it up.

This is a bug. The Priestess has
failed.

Please write this bug up,
O noble QA tester.
The Empress has failed.

This is a bug. The Emperor should
not fail.

This is a bug. The Hierophant should
not have a failure state.

This is a bug. Unlike real life,
The Lovers aren't supposed to fail you.

If you get this, BUG IT!
Hermit Failure ain't s'posed to happen.

THIS IS A BUG. Death never fails!

Write me a well-written bug about
this message. In Haiku form, please. [Temperance]

This is a bug. The Tower Arcana
is not supposed to fail.

This is a bug. The Star is not
supposed to fail.

This is a bug. The Moon is made of
green cheese and cannot fail.

This is a bug. The Sun has gone out!

This is a bug. There has been an
error in Judgement.

[Liamv2]

Ok these are amazing.

[TheChris92]

Fusion Messages

At the beginning of the messages delivered by fused Personas exists this placeholder.

I am a dummy message!
Hurf a durf a durf!

 

LMAO at this one^

[Mr.House]

The filename is not the only thing, it's in-game stuff, heck the start of Ultimaxs Persona 4s side already starts the SHotrain, unless you where not paying attention because of the horrible va, which I won't blame you. Hearing New Marge is worse then getting kicked in the gut.

[TheChris92]

The filename is not the only thing, it's in-game stuff, heck the start of Ultimaxs Persona 4s side already starts the SHotrain, unless you where not paying attention because of the horrible va, which I won't blame you. Hearing New Marge is worse then getting kicked in the gut.

And what does that prove? Aigis was on a journey too -- Sure, she became the protagonist in a small epilogue to Persona 3 but she was part of that game, that story and she was related to the previous owner of The Fool Arcana.

Elizabeth achieved The Fool Arcana as well in Arena -- Does that mean she's the new protagonist essentially? Not really, right? Are you forgetting, once again, the point of these spin-offs and the fact that Hashino and the rest isn't working on them? If you wanna remain being irrational based on weak presumptions then be my guest -- But let me point out

 

The Fool Arcana is meant to pinpoint the beginning of a journey, a contract is simply something you affirm with yourself. It's not a litteral contract you're signing. We are all technically on a journey. I don't really get why this is so hard to understand for you.

[TheChris92]

People thought Persona 5 was gonna revolve entirely around saving that blue-haired kid with Elizabeth as the protagonist. They also thought that Q would somehow tie into Ultimax, due to similarities between the plot and being a crossover and the convenient timing of their release. It goes to show that people are twats sometimes. Especially when they get upset and worked up over nothing. Just sayin'

[TheChris92]

Love playing as Yukari btw with Master of Tartarus jamming the background --- Mhmmmmm

[Dominus]

For the sake of leaving room for arena stuff, I'll throw in impressions of the first 20 hours for P4 into a miniature box.

Spoiler

Definitely a game I wasn't expecting to become a fan of, but it happened. I don't even know where to start, so I'll put it in rambling form instead.

I love how the attributes chosen are directly opposite from the average RPG. Typically the focus is all objective: Attack Damage, Evade Damage, Mana, etc. Persona takes a meaningful change and focuses on empathy(understanding), outletting feelings in a cohesive way, etc. Knowledge can be chocked up to Intelligence, but considering the educational setting, I don't mind that at all.

Fusions are nuts. I'm not sure what Atlus' algorithms are for choosing it, but it feels very unique and the combination of logical choices & luck makes it somewhat addictive. The personas themselves have great designs. Some based on mythological creatures, and others are just out-of-this-world. The enemies are Earthbound-Nuts. >.>

Atlus seems to handle friendships/intimacy better than any game I've seen. o_o Part of that's helped by the premise, too. Between having an entire year to explore someone's personality/heritage, and the focus on, you know, actually doing stuff with them besides killing is a plus. Mass Effect's idea of talking to everyone in the same damn place gets a bit old(though this was changed a bit in ME3)
also chie is kinda cute >.>

The Dungeons work well. My only gripe for them would be that the level design can get a bit repetitive, though you can speed through them very quickly. Hopefully P5 changes this for the better.

The game provides game agency better than any jRPG I can think of. Dialogue isn't really categorized into neutral/Goodie-Two-Shoes/Crazy Mofo territory, and can have more subtle intents. They keep the day-to-day stuff from grating through specific dialogues for each one.

I've always had a fondness for the idea of an RPG in a Collegiate/High School setting, and this is easily the best example.

[GreyLycanTrope]

Here it is

 

 

Not as good as miss.unknowen or Romi Park(imo) but still good.

Sounds pretty close to me.

[TheChris92]

Sounds pretty close to me.

Playing Ultimax now --- I can definitely tell the difference from the old voice, same with Mercer. But they are good enough. Igor and Margaret, however, are terrible. Yikes.

[TheChris92]

For the sake of leaving room for arena stuff, I'll throw in impressions of the first 20 hours for P4 into a miniature box.

Spoiler

Definitely a game I wasn't expecting to become a fan of, but it happened. I don't even know where to start, so I'll put it in rambling form instead.

I love how the attributes chosen are directly opposite from the average RPG. Typically the focus is all objective: Attack Damage, Evade Damage, Mana, etc. Persona takes a meaningful change and focuses on empathy(understanding), outletting feelings in a cohesive way, etc. Knowledge can be chocked up to Intelligence, but considering the educational setting, I don't mind that at all.

Fusions are nuts. I'm not sure what Atlus' algorithms are for choosing it, but it feels very unique and the combination of logical choices & luck makes it somewhat addictive. The personas themselves have great designs. Some based on mythological creatures, and others are just out-of-this-world. The enemies are Earthbound-Nuts. >.>

Atlus seems to handle friendships/intimacy better than any game I've seen. o_o Part of that's helped by the premise, too. Between having an entire year to explore someone's personality/heritage, and the focus on, you know, actually doing stuff with them besides killing is a plus. Mass Effect's idea of talking to everyone in the same damn place gets a bit old(though this was changed a bit in ME3)
also chie is kinda cute >.>

The Dungeons work well. My only gripe for them would be that the level design can get a bit repetitive, though you can speed through them very quickly. Hopefully P5 changes this for the better.

The game provides game agency better than any jRPG I can think of. Dialogue isn't really categorized into neutral/Goodie-Two-Shoes/Crazy Mofo territory, and can have more subtle intents. They keep the day-to-day stuff from grating through specific dialogues for each one.

I've always had a fondness for the idea of an RPG in a Collegiate/High School setting, and this is easily the best example.

Glad to hear it, Dom -- I'm happy that you like it a lot

[Mr.House]

Persona/demon fusions is always one of the best parts of a Atlus game. I've spent way to many hours that I rather not mention the number on fusing just in Persona 4.

[TheChris92]

Breaking News, btw. Breaking out of.. is an amazing track that isn't composed by Shoji Meguro even.

 

[Mr.House]

The new tracks in ultimax are very well done. Yukari, Adachi and Margrets themes are undoubtedly my three fav themes in the game.

[Liamv2]

*drool*

[Mr.House]

I still love how Margrets "glasses" are a homage to Philemon.

 

[Mr.House]

For Chris.

 

[Terca]

Hm? Did she trade her burst for putting herself into critical range? If I remember correctly Elizabeth could do the same in P4A.

[Mr.House]

Looks like she more used her burst so Chie would be stuck against a wall and Yukari took advantage of wall combos.

[Terca]

Oh, whoops, missed that when I glanced to her health.

[Ozzy]

P5 is coming to the PS4 in addition to the PS3 and, as predicted, has been pushed back to 2015.

 

E: I'll just let the trailer do the talking.

 

 

GET HYPE

[Liamv2]

Ah ok i'm fine with this. If a little impatient.

[Ozzy]

Also, a screengrab of who I presume is our new protagonist. This should hopefully put House's fears to rest.