There a lots of secrets that you can easily miss in this massive game. I will reveal 10 of Persona 5 Royal's secrets to you #persona5 #persona5royal #p5r Discord Server+Twitch+Social Media kd3.carrd.co/
With the dmg boost like amps or boosts, the increase is actually multiplicative. So having boost and amp would give 1.875 x more dmg rather than 1.75 x more dmg.
1:26 Bonus tip, you can also use the school bathroom for the same purpose, useful for the after school period when you can't access leblanc without skipping to the evening
@@KDThreeSixtyalso the will seed only restores a small amount of SP while your explanation makes it sound like the whole party gets all their SP back from each seed.
bonus tip: if you fuse a persona during a fusion alarm and then sacrifice that persona in the gallows to strengthen another persona, the strengthened persona wont gain any exp but *will* instead gain 10 random stat points, allowing you to max out any persona's stats with ease(with the greatest of ease), even if it takes a little bit of tedium.
also you can push r2 in the compendium to see what your personas turn into if you were to itemize them right now, very handy. during fusion alarm if you are about to itemize something you can also press a button to see what the non alarm version would be, i forgot the button cause i only saw it once
that was really helpful. out of the 10 you told, i only knew about the boost on confidant after a good score in the tests and the bathroom of leblanc bc i pressed the wrong option when i went to clean the coffee shop in front of Sojiro so he loves me as my father didn't cause he abadoned my mother when i was 4 years old and told me that my family was a mistake when i was 15. on my birthday of all days when i was asking him a nintendo switch with breath of the wild bundle. i cried a lot that week.
lemme add one more thing. when you during fusion alarm fuse something it glows yellow, if you use that persona in the same fusion alarm for any activity it will cause a failure but the failure usually has better results. the best use for this is a failed strengthening as it gives the target persona no skills or exp, but 10 stats, assigned randomly. this is repeatable infinitely in the same ingame day.
If you execute TWO yellow-glowing Personas together (e.g., by going Guillotine > Electric Chair > Guillotine > Guillotine), the accident results seem to have a higher chance of being better still. E.g., One-Shot Kill + Triple Down + Gun Boost + Gun Amp + Charge + Auto-Mataru, Trigger Happy, and Life Aid. Elemental builds with a somewhat similar theme are also possible this way.
that is very interesting. i usually didnt try cause the velvet room wanted to fail on me anyway and anything skill related i could just do other ways. @@steam-powereddolphin5449
I thought for sure I would have known all of the secrets after all the time I spent playing Persona 5, but I didn't know you could mail calling cards to people.
i played P3 and P4 quite a lot so for me going to the bathroom to check stats(although for different reasons) and the "buff" on school confidants were pretty much implicit to me. Never figured out the calling card thingy tho
Persona 5 Royal is pretty much one of those remasters where it's THE way to play the original. It adds so much new content compared to the original. Not to mention some fixing touches on the story, a "postgame", and balancing the difficulty compared to vanilla. (These include added benefits to Baton Pass that can even be upgraded, ammo always regenerates per battle instead of per day, Technical Hits, and reworkings to most of the bosses except for the 4th and final boss.)
-The game tells you about the crossword puzzles... -Everyone knows that you can stack Boost and AMP skills since the description of the skill says "can stack" -The game tells you about the Sunday juice -You get a HUGE GODDAMN TUTORIAL BOX THAT TELLS YOU "WILL SEEDS RESTORE SP" -Everyone knows how to check wich confidants are up by looking at the map (i belive you also get a tutorial dialogue box that tells you that) -The game also tell you the speedreader book when you walk to school and 2 NPCs are talking about a book at the library that's almost never available because it's so popular -Igor tells you about powerful skills that can be obtained only through "public execution" aka network fusion maybe don't f ng skip dialogue next time you play a game, how about that? -Also you failed to mention that you can buy will seeds from Jose if you missed any and already finished the palace
I used to think this way too. Imagine my surprise when I found out how many people actually did not know these things. It’s pretty easy for new people to get overwhelmed by the long scenes and constant flow of information.
Now, p5r has a lot to pack so it might be easy for some people to miss on stuff/not pay attention to every single dialogue in the game and it's not something to get so worked up for, chill, it's a damn game for god's sake
During Fusion Alarms, after you do one of the three sentences, if you do a different one, you lower the chances of having qn accident Granted I don't have the raw numbers for you, but try it once or twice and you'll see
