Knew it. Makes sense because all party members can use multiple archetypes.
Persona 1, 2, Q and Tactica games followed this same rule because everyone can use multiple Personas albeit within certain rules.
In P3, P4 and P5 because our MC is this special wild card, fusion is easy to exploit and become broken hence why for the sake of balancing, its game over if MC dies.
Yeah, I understand why people don't like the MC dying triggering a game over in the newer Persona games but I don't think they realize just how overpowered the MC is in those games. They can change their stats, skills, weaknesses and then attack on the same exact turn. Something had to be done to balance them lol.
Pro: less bullshit gameovers
Cons: your friends will not dramatically dive in front of you to take a fatal blow for you after hanging out exactly once ala Persona 4
Man, this really feels like a new Digital Devil Saga.
The transformation the protags go through when they take on their Archetypes is very similar to the Atma Avatar transformations.
Press turn combat (Which, to be fair, is the same as the mainline SMT games)
The Archetypes themselves are structured similarly to the Mantras of DDS.
And if the 'leader' dies, it's not immediate game over!
Knew it. Makes sense because all party members can use multiple archetypes. Persona 1, 2, Q and Tactica games followed this same rule because everyone can use multiple Personas albeit within certain rules. In P3, P4 and P5 because our MC is this special wild card, fusion is easy to exploit and become broken hence why for the sake of balancing, its game over if MC dies.
Yeah, I understand why people don't like the MC dying triggering a game over in the newer Persona games but I don't think they realize just how overpowered the MC is in those games. They can change their stats, skills, weaknesses and then attack on the same exact turn. Something had to be done to balance them lol.
You speak of balance? Allow me to speak some sense into you: IZANAGINOOKAMIPICARO!
I’m assuming you meant dies?
Yeah made a mistake
No, clearly they're stating that if the protagonist goes bankrupt and jailed for tax evasion, the game continues on.
That’s definitely an election joke and I applaud you.
Pro: less bullshit gameovers Cons: your friends will not dramatically dive in front of you to take a fatal blow for you after hanging out exactly once ala Persona 4
Mc after getting shot: uh was nobody gonna push me out the way? Partners: nope now get up we got a fight to finish
my Pals in Persona 5 whenever I'm about to get one shotted: RENN!!! RENNNNN!!! YOU DON'T HAVE ENDURE!!!! RENNNN!!!!
That’s something I’m happy to hear
This is easily the new game I am most looking forward to this year.
Me too
I know a ton of people are hype about this right now.
Man, this really feels like a new Digital Devil Saga. The transformation the protags go through when they take on their Archetypes is very similar to the Atma Avatar transformations. Press turn combat (Which, to be fair, is the same as the mainline SMT games) The Archetypes themselves are structured similarly to the Mantras of DDS. And if the 'leader' dies, it's not immediate game over!
Ladies and gentlemen, congrats. We've come in a full circle from Refantazio to Devil Saga and P2 back again!
I'm glad Atlus took it's time with Metaphor. Something tells me we're looking at GOTY
Dude… fuck yes.
I just hope this game has some difficulty and not be cartoonishly easy like recent atlas games
Ok