Persona series

If it wasn't for the fact that a double reflect just ends the round there, I'd find it funny if they responded to a makarakarn by throwing up one on themselves and then continuing like normal.

But I thought relying on a cheap un-blockable skill is a Shin Megami Tensei (and by default Persona) tradition?

A tradition that I've been dreading running into in Shin Megami Tensei IV, since I've actually started to abuse Makarakarn and Tetrakarn.

I need to get more defence buffing techniques. I've kinda been slacking off on them.

Thought of the day. Igor selects the theme for the Velvet Room depending on the protagonist, non? I can sorta see the elevator for 3. Ascending Tartarus or some such, and the prison for 5, Epiphanic Prison, yes?

Color me slow, but what's the thinking in 4's limousine?

Yu has refined tastes.

More seriously, it's driving through fog until some event late in the game, which has the same symbolism fog has in the rest of P4. I think it's a limo rather than some other car just because Igor's classy.

Moving ever forward through uncertainty in an effort to reach out to the truth, then?

Style over substance.

Yu Narukami is the King of Swag after all.

edited 26th May '15 8:29:56 AM by Lionheart0

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We already know about them. They were posted awhile ago.

They were?

Yes

I didn't see them then. So thank you.

Given DAN's premise, think we'll be hearing/seeing "_ danced crazy?"

edited 26th May '15 2:21:00 PM by HallowHawk

That's a damned good question.

And surprisingly in-context.

#MarkForDANDLC

That BGM is hilarious, no wonder it stuck

edited 26th May '15 3:26:57 PM by stargirl93

Incidentally, his crazy dancing suffered from their opting to cut a large number of musical tracks related to battle in favor of the mess of a j-pop battle theme in the PSP version playing non stop, so new players never got a chance to enjoy it, and the line is, as far as I know, only a hit with fans in the west anyway.

Of course it's only a hit in the West. The line comes from a heavily americanized localization which is otherwise seen as terrible.

Chances are Japan doesn't even knows it's a thing.

"Large number of music tracks".

Yeah, two songs (one of which only played in glorified cutscenes were you can't dance crazy anyway) is so much different than the one song the PSP version got.

Also, people who don't like A Lone Prayer (or Bloody Destiny for that matter) are no friends of mine.

EDIT: Oh I didn't realized that the music in the video were taking from the contact, though the "suddenly music change" doesn't make much sense, unlike, say, Michel's singing contact(s) in P2 where...he actually sings.

edited 26th May '15 4:01:09 PM by Otherarrow

Though there's a definite surreality to a very '90s game having such a very 200X soundtrack.

So I'm playing P 4 G and the Hollow Forest is blah. It's not even that hard, just really tedious.

Yeah, and you can't even avoid a lot of the fights because they trigger when you open doors. Plus basically no exp, you can't keep the items and the boss is a complete joke. Horrible dungeon.

I feel that the boss' character design is pretty solid, at least.

The area itself, too, but I just like the look of P4's dungeons.

I wouldn't mind it as much if it didn't also play in the places the awakening song used to, which leads to the handful of scenes that used it being forgettable at best, now. It's catchy and fun, just not so much that it warrants as much play as it gets.