First time I played Golden, I played on easy.
Don't fret too much over it. Normal can be plenty difficult if you don't have the experience with the series to make the best preparations.
Yeah, definitely a long but still very fun game
I don't like thenew fog that rolls into town permanently, ruined the music
?Aww, why the
And no I haven't played P3 yet. I want to but a part of me wants to believe that Atlus will put out a remake. I heard that theres 2 updated versions of P3 but they both lack something each or something.
I was sad when I said "you're a good friend" for her social link or something along those lines.
Which one is better though?
It's really, really unexpected that you'll get 100% of all S Links and whatnot the first time through. Golden does give you more leeway than the original game, but it's still rough for a newcomer in that regard. That said, there's really no reason to get all of the social links completed. You should be able to max a good chunk of them by the end of the game, and the Personas they unlock are decent but not required to beat the game.
Well you just kinda get used to the names. Elements are pretty simple, so are stat buffs/reductions. Status Ailments can be a little tricky I suppose, but it IS pretty simple to also check what each skill does. Is it really much different than say, remembering what an Echo Screen or a Soft do in Final Fantasy? Just personal preference, I suppose.
I'm not sure, really. Some of your criticisms I can understand, but some of it is pretty negligible (like maybe writing down what skills do?).
Ugh I hate Chie's new VA. The old one was so much better. But that's neither here nor there.
You should always fuse at some point. It's up to you whether you want to wait until they learn all of their skills or not though. But after they learn all their skills, unless you want to keep them around for their resistances or because you REALLY need a skill they have that won't transfer via fusion, you should fuse them.
Yes and no. They upgrade their personas eventually, but that's dependent on you maxing their social links. As for managing, you get to determine what skills they replace once they learn 8 skills.
Nope, not that I can recall. It's not too bad though.
Not everything has a weakness. Use buffs and debuffs to your advantage (lower his defense, increase your offense, etc.). Also, those Kings are weak to Instant Death (Hama/Mudo), IIRC, so you can always try those "elements" out too.
Yes. Eventually you can pay someone to restore your SP at the dungeon entrance. It's expensive, but as you level up that S link the price per SP goes down.
- Fusion is very important. Its a much quicker way of increasing the levels of your personas than grinding them up. Highly suggested as long as you make sure to keep your bases covered elementally and general skills wise.
I still have a day left before the fog set in, so I just grinded the lower levels a bit and am buying better gear.Yeah, after the Bath House the dungeons seem to be a bit easier (well, the 4th one can be rough, especially the boss).Well I did just figure out I could turn off the game and it put me at the entrance of the TV world
I read somewhere the game gets easier after this second dungeon, so I'll at least keep playing past that point.
