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Also, if you want to know a really overpowered tactic. The Master Quartz (that you probably don't have yet) Tauros on Laura. In CS1 its strong, but in CS2 it makes her absolutely busted. Add that onto the Domination Quartz, which deals 100% extra damage for the first basic attack or Crafg, and a whole ton of regular attack Quartz, and Laura becomes just about the best party member in the series other than maybe Renne in 3rd. She literally made regular encounters trivial because all I had to do was use one Craft with her and she won.

No. The slots you see are the slots you have the whole game. Don't worry, its not as restrictive as it seems. You'll need to make choices about what you want to sacrifice for something else, but you're not gonna be hurting for more options.

The time limit for the dungeons is kind of meaningless, just do it as soon as you can. And you generally have enough time to hang out with everyone, especially if you make good use of the mechanics. Its not really something I would worry about. As for changes, there are quite a few. There's are two entirely new Confidants, one of whom is a new party member, one of the Confidants is heavily reworked and isn't progressed with the story like it was in the original game, there are new combat mechanics, some of the mechanics of combat were reworked, some of the Confidants have changed or entirely new abilities, and the big one: There's a whole new dungeon after the original final boss adding about two extra months to gameplay (also the new antagonist is one of the best in Persona by far). Those are the big things. There are other smaller things here and there as well.

Finished Persona 5 Royal

Yeah random people give you stories from time to time. And they're usually relevant and have typically actually happened. For instance, the first book in the series, Carnelia, is a real story involving two real characters that we actually meet.

That's fine. I always focus on unlocking lines because I typically have enough quartz just from exploring to put on people.

Unless they don't know about that. For all we know, Nale is the only one who started distrusting him due to him lying about the Desolation not returning, and we don't even know if he does distrust him.

A minor note, but Ishar didn't get out with his mind intact either. Ishar believes he's a god king. He's no more stable than anyone else, Nale just thinks he is because without Ishar, he has nothing to rely on. His believing that Ishar is sane and following his word is his way of coping. That doesn't affect the rest of the theory though.

Of what series?

I knew I was gonna get it wrong. I didn't remember his name, so I just went with the first guess I had that wasn't Syl or Pattern

Oh, how could I have forgotten to mention Bill Cipher?

Is that supposed to be Lift? It sure looks like it could be literally anybody but her. She looks too old, and she has a weapon, which Glys doesn't like becoming

Majima is my favorite character. Has been since I played 0. His descent into becoming the man he is in 1 onward and his relationships with Kiryu and Saejima are incredible.

I just wanted people to ask me general things about it since I finished it.

Game series, very good

Finished 6 today which marks the end of my long journey through Yakuza. Note that I haven't played Kiwami 2 or Judgement personally but I have seen full LPS of both. Ask me anything.

I have now finished Yakuza 6, and as a result every Yakuza game currently in English. It was good. Not the best, but not bad Final series ranking: 0>Judgement>5>6>4=3>2>1

Syl. I have no opinions on the different kinds of spren because I don't think we've seen enough of any of them yet beyond a couple of representatives, so I'm just gonna do individuals, and quite frankly, the Honor Chasm was the moment I knew that Syl would forever be my favorite spren.

Yeah, and even if you don't immediately read the books, you can just read the first four books to refresh your memory. Also, I think I heard somewhere that the author of Baccano drew some art for Trails, and while I don't know the validity of that statement, I do know that a character in Crossbell looks exactly like a character in Baccano. So that's neat.

I love Breath and Forgery, they're really cool, and Bloodsealing is neat, if as of yet unutilized. But Allomancy is the top dog. It will most assuredly remain as such throughout the cosmere.

Okay, so basically, the anime is not all of the material. Its not even close. It only adapts.... I wanna say four books, which are the first three arcs (Rolling Bootlegs, Grand Punk Railroad, which takes up two books each showing half of the perspectives on the train, and Drug and the Dominoes, iirc). Each arc is a new story that doesn't have much to do with the others other than a few characters and one plot line thats kind of in the background, and it jumps between the three despite them taking place at completely different times. I remember it having a good sense of finality, while still leaving some things ambiguous that feel purposeful even if we don't take into account that there are a lot more books after this, and its because the three arcs are so self contained.

I mean, the PS4 controller is mighty different from the rest. The colored buttons are gone, but that's about it

I was waiting for someone to mention Thanos.

I think he just means that Eshonai is the flashback character, but Venli is the main character.

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