Yuki faces a predicament against himself and two members of the team conflict that completely changes the course of the story into a more dark, serious story.
That's not all, as the story progresses, the team begins to create their own problems. Strega, a three-people group of persona-users opposes to SEES's objective, creating a clash between characters. Unfortunately, a clear objective always have obstacles. I know I might be exaggerating and overrating it, but please, take the time to read my reasons and I hope you agree along.)Ī quick summary about this movie SEES has found a way to erase the Dark Hour for good. (Just as heads up, I gave this movie a perfect 10/10 in everything. And when you wake up, reality would be so far away that it would be impossible to catch up. Your sense of reality would be distorted, notĪbiding by the rules of the world and reality that revolves around you. You begin dreaming a nice pleasant oblivious dream. The answer which I learned by watching this movie: you begin to dream. The question is, what happens when we forget that we do die? What would happen to a person's sense of reality when they forget the fact that they will die? (Which is a game I adored and replayed countless times) There's nothing special about it we are all destined to die, some die earlier than others, some die more suddenly than others. There could even be more tactics that could be based around new systems being possibly being introduced to the remake.Memento Mori is Persona 3's motto. However, even more tactics could be added for the remake that could play around the social links between party members. If a remake of Persona 3 were to be designed around the constant switching around of party members, it could make for more interesting party dynamics. Out of all of these, Request Help has a lot of potential to shake up fights with players being able to use every single party member as an army of sorts with tough battles. While many of these are simple, many of these can be improved with modern AI and the addition of the Direct Commands tactic that was later added after the release of Persona 4. Oracle - Causes Fuuka to use the Oracle skill. Request Help - Calls in party members that weren't in the battle. Orgia Mode - Aigis's attack would double for 3 turns with her needing to cool down for 3 turns after using.Īnalyze/Full Analyze - Tells the Navigator to scan an enemy.
Stand By - Party members would skip their turns. Same Target - Functioned the same as Full Assault, but would only attack the enemies that the player would attack.Īttack Fallen - Functioned the same as Full Assault, but would focus on enemies that were knocked down.Īssign Target - Party members would focus on a given target before it dies. Knock Down - Party members would only focus on knocking down enemies. Heal/Support - The party members would only use healing and support skills. While their effectiveness was questionable at times, some players may find new strategies if these were to become more fleshed out.įollowing were the available tactics for the player's party in Persona 3:Īct Freely - Party members would attack enemies, but heal injured team members if their health dropped below a certain percentage.įull Assault - Party members would focus on one enemy until it dies.Ĭonserve SP - Functioned the same as Act Freely, but party members wouldn't use skills that cost SP. The original Persona 3 had many tactics available at their disposal as well as many to unlock over time.
In that case, the tactics system for Persona 3 would need to be updated as well. While many Persona fans would prefer the ability to have full control of the party, some may feel nostalgic for being able to have AI helpers.
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This is because many of the enemies in Persona 3 were more simplistic in nature compared to other enemies in the Persona series or Shin Megami Tensei. Because the original game wasn't designed around being able to control every party member directly, some parts of the game became too easy.
#PERSONA 3 FULL MOVIE 1 PSP#
In the PSP port of Persona 3, full party control was added, but this presented another problem. While the player could choose different tactics that the party members could follow, it still would be unknown what they would exactly do each turn. This meant that other party members were completely controlled by the AI, resulting in some battles being far more harder than they needed to be. To change things up, the players in Persona 3 could only choose the actions for their player character in battle. Not only graphics were updated, but gameplay was changed up as well for the new 2006 audience. Persona 3 was a big jump for the Persona series as a whole with it being the first Persona title on the PlayStation 2.
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