As requested, here's P4G's winter theme extended. It's so good :D Link to image, by ChocoMouse i1.ytimg.com/vi/pFTbH43n77Q/ma... All rights reserved by Atlus
Guy's,we need to stop focusing at Chie and look at Naoto. She is about to get hit by a snowball thats backed up by 50 feet of air,thrown by Chie,the physical attacker,directly into the chest. In about 2 seconds Naoto's gonna need a ambulance.
It's even more sad when this message start showing up ''It is already the latter half of January... The day you return to the city is getting closer and closer... You should make memories with everyone...'' seriously during my first PT, that message really made me sad, i did not want the game to end.
I was so depressed... and not getting the true ending (and the epilogue bc i have P4G) just made the mood even more sad... Welp, at least 'Never More' makes up for it!
NG+, max the shit out of Mari's S.link and your teammates S.link (keep a persona of each of your teamates arcana on you so that you can have more S.link and less: "You fell like your relationship will improve")
Prior To playing Golden I did play the Original P4 but the game for what ever reason didn't let me beat the final boss so that was a surprise/unknown entity for me and got the normal good ending. When I got to golden I made sure I followed the instructions to a tee to be able to defeat the final boss and to get the Golden ending. While fighting the final Boss for the first time I was literally in tears because I thought that the final boss killed Yu's friends and him and after going through the foggy limbo scene I was re-leaved that none of the characters died. I prefer this song to the one that plays when you are home alone during the lateral part of November into December.
Snowflakes falling on your face. A cold wind blows away the laughter from this treasured place But in our memories it stays, this is where we say farewell. And the wind, it feels a little colder now. Here time's run out like a spell, but laughter's our vow. This is where we saw it through. Thinking then, 'this friendship, it was built to last. Here we swore that we'd be true to bonds that were forged in our past.
Hearing the lyrics & getting the message "You are in the latter half of January... The day you return to the city is getting closer and closer... You should make memories with everyone..." hits hard but it's better than having to hear Omit for the entirety of December where it kinda felt like a horror game because of how strange everyone in the town was acting when it was covered in Fog.
When you hear this song for the first time, you go around wishing all your friends a happy new year knowing that your adventure is almost over... The feels man...
I hate how you can never experience a game like this a second time the way we did at first.but golden added to experience with its new soundtrack, an extra ,month to spend time with,more endings and overall great time as my memories slowly returned to me
I know how you guys feel, there's a couple of games down the road that have made me experience that sensation. Just know that games like these will always draw new players in, like myself, who didn't know anything about Persona before 5 came out. Played it and it became one of my favorite games of all time, so much so that I bought a Vita just to play Golden. I just finished the exams before the ski trip, I can see the end coming up, and I can say with certainty that it's another of my favorite ever games. I love these kind of journeys, and if y'all do too you can rest assured that our experiences will live on in other players going through the game for the first time
This was the first game I missed school and stayed up until 5 AM playing. You start to care way too much for these characters, and it's heartbreaking when you finish the game and realize that's it.
Decided to give golden a shot after the pc port. I'm 70 hours in at the end of January and whenever this plays I genuinely feel like huddling up into the fetal position and crying that it's nearly time to say goodbye. The fact that it's the main theme for winter is making it really damn hard to play properly lmao. Update after getting the true ending: I swear this is the weirdest shit but I don't even feel sad like I did a couple in game months ago thanks to how awesome that ending was I just feel warm inside while I'm remembering it all. God this game is amazing.
When it started snowing over here, I was half tempted to put on my headphones and walk down the streets to this song. So I did, and by GOD was it the best feeling in the world. If it snows where you live, do the same, it's awesome!
I sure did the same thing several time, i have the music on my MP3 and when i was leaving work in the evening and it was snowing, it sure was GREAT! too bad snow is gone.
If it weren't for the game needing to have an ending, I'd still be in Inaba right now with no forward progress in the game, I did not want to leave. What a great journey.
at a few days after new years, the part where you say happy new years to everyone you met killed me, it all felt so real, like you were truly part of this world. Persona 4 isn't a game Persona 4 is ART, GOD DAMMIT. I'M CRYING I SWEAR.
Snowflakes falling on your face A cold wind blows away the laughter from this treasured place But in our memories it stays... This is where we say farewell And the wind, it feels a little colder now Here time's run out like a spell, But laughter's our vow This is where we saw it through Thick and thin - this friendship, it was built to last Here we swore that we'd be true To bonds that were forged in our past...
The first time I ever experienced Persona 4 is through Golden. And as I look at the original from years ago, I see how lucky I am to be playing this version. So many opportunities people didn't have until now get handed to me blind. I can't think of a better song to fit an extra chance at living an extra month with the crew that you went through hell with. Theirs and your own.
I live in Malaysia. It never snows here. The first time I touched snow was on my trip to South Korea some time ago. Can you imagine the joy I felt? Bought my Vita there as well and fell in love with P4G.
There is only one conclusion, Not only has Chie boosted off of Yosuke's back, She's also thrown two snowballs, One at Teddy (those jukes though) and the other at Naoto (RIP Naoto)
Close but I think that actually Rise may have thrown a snowball at Teddy and Chie was aiming for Teddy, but he dodged hers only to get hit by Rise's. And Naoto is gonna get hit by Chie's instead. Either that and you're right and Rise is actually throwing it at Yu. It looks brutal out there either way.
I'm graduating high school in less than a month, so when I first heard this song in-game just a week or two ago, it took all my strength then...and now...not to cry T_T . Just like the protagonist, I only came to my town a short while ago and now I'm leaving everybody behind and everything familiar, but this time for college. However, it's a bittersweet sadness because I also remember all the good times I had and all the treasured bonds I've accumulated, especially over this last year. :')
The exact reason why I love Persona 4 so much. It really manages to make you feel what it wants you to feel. Just by listening to a music from P4, I think of how I was touched by the game's atmosphere, its characters, everything in it, how I enjoyed living with them during more than 70 (120 with my 2nd playthrough), and how it was so similar to what I have finally felt and I left high school (I've played P4 a year before the end of high school, but still). So many memories, my favorite game of all time.
Unfortunately I just couldn't connect with the characters the same way in persona 5, it all felt like i'd seen it before, honestly. Game is really stylish and nice to look at, though, but I believe persona 4 is the superior game.
couldn't agree more. P5's characters and plot never did emotionally invest me as much as P4's. Finishing P4 made me feel the sadness of leaving a group of unforgettable friends, and gave me an urge to immediately experience everything again from the start. Finishing P5 made me feel...not much of anything.
Having played golden finally, I have to say the relationships in Persona 4 golden were way better than in 5. The way they treated each other felt so genuine. A little bit of bullying here and there between each other but an irreplaceable trust in each one. It's something that 5 couldn't replicate, even if I also got really emotional with it too. Golden is simply a masterpiece. Both games are tied for my #1 game of all time
If there's gonna be one game (series) that is worth to die for, its Persona. I can't imagine how my point of views in this life would be if there is no Persona. . And Persona 4 is just awesome, I feels like I have belong to be one in the crowd. . :')
This song really builds up the emotion towards the ending. I have a bad feeling that the end game will hit me hard because I'm attached to the characters, wishing I have friends like them but in reality I don't. I get to remember my Persona memories more than my real school life especially university being shitty.
I used to dream of living in Inaba as myself, an exchange student who suddenly got mixed up in adventures with a colorful cast of friends in the end I left as everyone seemed to have tears in their eyes even me knowing we may never see eachother again but at least we have our memories. It was just a dream of a game but it all just felt so real since it happened all in first person
It's new years. The murders have stopped and the mystery is solved. You're walking around the, now snow covered Inaba, wishing happy new years to the friends you've met over the past year. Wishing this game never ends
Oh shit wait... you're the guy that made the "When you meet another Persona 3 fan" video.. I knew I recognized you from something, you probably won't see this reply though....
LYRICS: Snowflakes falling on your face A cold wind blows away The laughter from this treasured place But in our memories it stays This is where we say farewell And the wind, it feels a little colder now Here time's run out like a spell But laughter's our vow This is where we saw it through Thinking then, 'this friendship it was built to last' Here is following the truth To bonds that were forged in our past
That's a nice song for the last month of the game.Honestly,this whole part of the game,even though it may seem "unnecesary" at first glance adds a sense of completeness to the game. In the original you save the town and then skip right to leaving. Golden allows you to actually get a feel of that hard-earned peace you earned after a whole game of struggling,and to also realize that it's ending. It makes it less abrupt and more heartwarming, which is the feeling Persona 4 seeks. It reminds me of why I like Persona 4 the most of all of them.There's a feeling of fullfillment seeing your main character get out of it unscathed with good friends that'll be there for him and with his whole life ahead of him to live. In the other Persona games the resolutions always had a melancholic feeling.
LeonGun8 I completely agree. It makes me feel so happy to see the next day of the next year and say, "Yeah...It feels great to beat those struggling and see the daylight of the next day with your friends and family both in-game and IRL."
On my first playthrough of Persona 4 Golden , once this music start i got teary eyed a bit ... since then i finished it 5 more times and it never gets old and once i get to this point i just stop the game and listen to this music with my eyes closed and rememer all the hardships , sad moments and happy moments i had with everyone in the game ... truly this game ... it hit me hard on the feelings and i love it for it !
Aoi Asahina That's right Hina as long as your memories never fade all your friends stay Sayaka, Leon, Chihiro, Mando, Taka, Hifumi, Celest, and Sakura will always be alive so never forget any of them cause I know I won't even though I kinda hate Sayaka because of what she was trying to do to Makoto.
I'm sorry Hina it was just Makoto did everything he could to try and help Sayaka and that's how she repays him but I can kinda understand why she did it but I can't help but feel a little bad for Makoto and besides it was all that bitch Junkos fault everything happened not just Monokuma again I'm sorry I almost made you cry.
well this is when yuu is about to left inaba & his friends planning on making his last memories together, it's kinda sad, at least for us who actually enjoyed every single moment playing this game
Just started playing the persona series through PC on Persona 4, on the same week of release of TLOU 2. Not gonna lie, this is my favorite game of the year by a Looooong mile, the feelings put on this crew and the City are Just amazing, when this song started playing i realized the ending was coming, to this incredible story and to a Experience i had, this songs makes me realize how much is good to have friends and your childhood/teenage years. The ending where you take the photos of everyone together and of course the whole build up to it by raising your bonds is just amazing, im definitely starting to play more JRPG
TLOU 2 made me feel like giving up on video games. But then playing P4 completely made me regret that thought. P4 will stay in my memory for ever. This game was there for me in times when the loneliness of isolation consumed me. It demonstrated that authenticity isn’t implied. It is demonstrated in act and intent. Persona is best ❤️
Haha, in my game, she's laughing because her boyfriend and future Amagi-inn co-owner Yu just got whacked in the face. She's so great. Fuck the haters, all the girls and guys are great, ship for all, love for all
This game is one of my favorite games of all time, I will always hold it dear to me, no matter how old. It taught me a lot, and even let me help my friends out who were in a tough spot. This game was undoubtedly a masterpiece...thank you
It was after the main story was over, there was nothing left to do other than ....well....be a kid. Hang out with your friends, have snowball fights, just have fun. But in the back of our minds, we knew that the journey was almost over. At least for me this song always had a happily sad undertone to it. Like you know you’ve only got 5 minutes of a 60 minute meeting left before you say goodbye to someone you know you might not ever see again, it hurts to say goodbye, but that 60 minutes was such a happy and fun experience that the memories it left you with make it worth it......does that make sense? It’s hard to put feelings into words sometimes, this game has made me do that so many times to try to explain why it’s so good. I only played this for the first time when it came out on PC this year, but it immediately became one of my top three favorite games ever.
Snowflakes falling on your face A cold wind blows away the laughter from this treasured place But in our memories it stays, this is where we say farewell And the wind, it feels a little colder now Here time's run out like a spell, but laughter's our vow This is where we saw it through Thinking then, 'this friendship, it was built to last' Here we swore that we'd be true to bonds that were forged in our past
I'm not sure I've ever heard a song that made me feel nostalgia the first time I heard it as much as this song does. The persona series constantly nails the soundtrack, but this one really gets me every time. One of the best songs I've ever heard in my opinion, so glad I got the opportunity to playthrough p4g now that it's on steam.
To all those who loved Persona 5 I apologize but it's this song that reminds me just why Persona 4 Golden is in the top 5. Maybe top 3 games I have ever played. The humor, the music, the atmosphere, the drama and everything else in between is something I have never felt in any game before I happened to have played Persona 4 Golden from the very beginning all the way to the absolutely heart-warming true ending. ( Not gonna spoil it for anybody ) I honestly can't do this game any justice with words but all I can say is, This game isn't just a game. It's art. ( Not referring to the artwork ) It's simply a masterpiece.
I always had a hard time actually finishing Persona 4 because of this song, it's the same with Persona 3 right now, I'm so close to the end but it's hard for me to play due to the two "memories of the.." songs. Shoji Meguro definitely knows how to deliver the feels.
Gyah I love bittersweet songs like this. It's placed so properly in the game, not just because it's a winter themed song, but because it's upbeat and sad at the same time, giving that bittersweet feeling, like the song is reminding you that your journey is close to being over. It makes me wanna cry honestly.
The feels I get when I listen to this song:') Atlus sure made one of the best cast ever in a game, after playing it for so many hours and going through all those struggles with everyone you really feel like a part of this game. But as each day passes and you get closer to the end of this game this song suddenly makes it that more sad. Atlus sure made one awesome game as Persona 4 is one of the best game of all time.
This is honestly my favorite christmas song. I know it’s not actually about christmas but it still feels christmas’y Bittersweet but I love the sound and it’s meaning!
Yu is dramatically holding out his arm in a "Nooooo!" fashion in the direction of Naoto whom has been distracted by something directly behind her after "The Steak Beast" Chie jumped very high into the air throwing a galactic snowball at naoto who cannot dodge it. Nobody but Yu saw the incident and it continues to haunt him.
Actually, it looks like the snowball Chie threw is actually the small one passing Teddie's shoulder, from the angle it's passing him by. If anything, I'd say Brosuke threw a snowball at Naoto but fell on his face. Also, Yu has a snowball in his face from Rise.
A while ago I played P4G and beat it, earning the true ending. I have felt many emotions throughout my playthrough, but nothing compared to entering winter and hearing this song. Now this was before I even knew how to get the true ending so I saw this as nearing the end of my journey. And I felt sad. Not just that my adventure was ending, but that I was gonna be leaving Inaba, leaving all these amazing characters that I grew strong feeling for. From Naoto learning how to take it easy, to Kanji embracing his more feminine side, and growing my relationship with Chie. I actually felt so sad during this moment. But also happy.
P4G was my very first Persona game when it was released on PC a few weeks ago. When this song hit during the winter and you were saying Happy New Year to your friends I started getting sad because I knew at some point the game would end and I would have to say goodbye to these characters (only to realize I can do a NG+, haha)
A calm soundtrack.. It feels like it's indicating "The game will reach the end soon, spend time with your friends while you can" .. ;-; Ahh~~ One of the best game i have played..
I remember a time the first time I came home from college it was during winter break and I went home to visit my friends who were still in high school. We all decided to go sledding that day. I could remember this song playing in my head subconsciously on that bright snow day, all of us having fun.
This reminds me of the time when Chie was rank 9 and the only SL I didn’t max, and she wasn’t available to rank up. I was so close to maxing out all of them, but still fell short... I then proceeded to remember my save editor existed
I started crying when I heard this song come on. I knew the game was ending and I didn't want it to. I wish he didn't leave Inaba. That final scene from the true ending hurt me inside so much.
This seems as good a place as any to vomit my mental bilge. I just discovered Persona 4 recently, and frankly it changed my life. I learned how to accept others, and not just tolerate them because of this truly heartfelt and genuine story. Its pureness and honesty touched my heart. Then, not too long after I'd finished P4, a friend of both me and my wife... Well, did and said some things that can't be taken back. I had to sever all ties with him--didn't want to, but had to. When your wife becomes a shivering, crying mess because of another person, things can't go back to how they were. Me and this guy were two sides of the same coin. I got married, then my dad passed away two months later. He got married and his mom passed away two months later. That was the beginning of our friendship really, straight up bonding like SEES members over traumatic deaths. He lived in DC, me in California. I'm a poor bum, he's mega rich. We were so opposite yet our circumstances were a haunting mirror of identicality. But now I had to destroy all that to help give my wife peace. I'd do anything for her and don't have any real negative feelings about any of this... just extreme despair at the whole situation. This song is all I can even listen to now. Nothing soothes the pain except this. Treasure your friendships while you have them. Life is not a video game; those you know today might not be there tomorrow.
Just finish persona 4 Golden this song hit me the most because it where it finally peaceful and it a snow day but making yū has to leave and has to go back to his city like you’re not gonna forget the bond you developed your team Snowflakes- Persona 4 Golden Brand new day- Persona 3 FES hoshi to bokura to - Persona 5 These 3 songs hit me hard because I has finish high school 3 week ago and letting go to separated path now it relates to this because no matter where we are we still make the bond we has made these 4 past years
Heard this song on my very first playthrough just now which means this game is almost over. Gonna savor the final months because I know I'm gonna get the Persona blues again :( Just like "Sunset Bridge" in P5
