Surely the Strongest Physical Ability in Shin Megami Tensei V 

coming from persona i cant believe my boy got nerfed so hard 😭

@@Bos_Meong he is still very strong. Artemis is a paid DLC demon so of course she will be stronger, but Yoshitsune is still a beast on this game, Hassou-Tobi always crits

@@Bos_Meong agree with PH. Don't worry man, hassou is still a good skill and if it wasn't for Artemis or the Nahobino phys skills I'd totally go for Yoshitsune

Yoshitsune is still better overall. Hassou Tobi garuntees crits so you're not at the mercy of your Magatsuhi bar or crit rolls and can just keep the train rolling. Don't have to waste a skill slot on Glee either.

@@Bos_Meong nope he actually got GREATLY buffed. Just check how weak was he back in previous SMT titles lol.

Yes, absolutely correct.

Make that Saint Seiya and Rainbow Dash. Artemis had strong teachers. Then there are Sahori & Saori Hayami with Saori Kido.

This definitely makes me want to get the DLC even more

@@smartfrenandromax6651 get out Brony

she do look like a saint seiya character lol i just realize

@@Vitor20XX I second the motion

Simp

@@Goodnightsrest yes

​@@Goodnightsrest proudly

​@@Goodnightsrestuh oh, I found the smegma male!

I’ve gotten a new look at some of the new demons in vengeance and this sentiment has only gotten stronger

Don't forget the outfit too. It almost resembles a Cloth, the cape for the Gold Saints and the coloring of the outfit for like a Silver or God cloth.

@@IamJerf yes

Hyoga

@@IamJerf And actually... The color outfit its the same as the manga. In the manga covers of Saint Seiya the canon color of the Pegasus Cloth is Blue and the suit is white.

@@brunovaleriomp4 right, forgot about that too

I think charge in this game has a base modifier of 1.8, so it only saves mana (if the skill has a large cost). Not sure if crit aura is better than crit gems, but most of the time I'd rather use the gems and have the slot dedicated to a null or reflect element.

@@MaxinRudy nah charge in this game had been nerf, already test it and Impaler animus gave you more damage then charge, but about crit aura you're right about that. You can change it with crit gems if you don't want to waste any slot

what was your plan for the strongest hit, and how to set it up for the whole process, I'm curious to test it out?

@@HarryTypeC astral saintstrike has the same damage as figment slash. Figment slash also always crits so you use omagatoki adversity and bump up the damage. The way to get make astral saint strike be the strongest move in the game is be at 1 hp, change the difficulty to safety (10x damage multiplier), fight something extremely low level, double buff and debuff, use charge, adversity then astral saint strike. On safety mode, I think every hit will crit. I messed around with hassou tobi and omagatoki savage, and I got 8 hits of 40k and if you use a single hit move, it maxes out at 99999.

@@ajmakab true, this is how you get to the max damage cap

Then watch johneawesome

Until they say "phys reflection"

@@infinitykiyen6270 then you have a phys skill that pierces that

@@MrApplefan44 True that lol But well knowing how the game works they will actually do something about it still. It's a game where they can also cancel piecing at well with active skills. I don't see it in this version yet but can confirm that "it exist"

@@MrApplefan44 You can't pierce repel though

Murakumo would like to have a word with you.

I still use Murokumo, just that I spend the extra move on huge damage for free, then either charge, debil, or murokumo if I need to. Just that Hassou Tobi allows for the extra turn needed to both charge/debilitate and use murokumo to possibly take out or force a heal on the enemy

@@Frost_Winterfall Murakumo + Critical is often better than just Freikugel EX though, especially if you have other demons with moves that hit harder on crit, such as Finn McCool's signature, on top of being able to use those moves twice in one turn, and still have room for a debuff/buff every other turn.

Salty I have crit increases on both Nahobino and Fionn, they crit pretty much every turn. I prefer to have Hassou Tobi give me an extra turn guaranteed cause I can spend a turn doing a huge amount of damage, charging, and then come back to my Nahobino for a debil or Murakumo which might just give me an extra turn anyway without 100% crit chance. Like, I get that 100% crit is amazing, but it doesn't do much for my current team especially with the way their stats are currently. Add on that Hassou Tobi doesn't require the meter burn to get a bonus turn and it feels far more consistent for me to get in battles, especially boss battles

@@Frost_Winterfall I know its been awhile, but I just remembered you can stack 5 murakumos together by having all demons on the critical turn switch into themselves to withdraw, giving you 5 100% crit murakumos in one turn. It's basically one of the strongest desparation/one turn kill thing you can do in the game.

It's very good.

Story is not the best but the gameplay is excellent. Like the best Megaten gameplay they've ever done in my opinion

​@@creekandseminoledamn if this is really the best gameplay in the series then this has gotta be one of the worst series of all time.

you can just not like turn based dude, it doesn't have to be bad or I'd call arena fighters bad because they bore the shit out of me. But I wouldn't say that cause that's odd@@punani_slayer4209

@@punani_slayer4209🤣

It's the best dream team too. Hot blonde mythological waifu babes? yes please

That's the team I beat the game with, too. lmao I had to swap Artemis out during the Demi-Fiend battle, but I rotated basically every demon in that battle while Cleo laid on the charm.

Bro thought of sailor olympus before saint seiya 😭

@Smash 123 probably because floating is a lot easier to animate than walking as walking means the game has to constantly check if model and ground height work out, adding more calculations and requiring better optimization to make the game run smoothly.

Zenyatta-ing

Well theyre gods/demons so they can float like that, its believable, but all of the poses of the character models are "weird" because its based on their artwork and thats how theyre posed in it. So for people who played the smt titles before it, you instantly recognize the demon. Its amazing seeing how well modeled these are, straight out of the artbook.

Can confirm she is a Saint seiya reference. How do I know this? Because in Japanese, the name of that attack is gigan ryuseiken( galaxy meteor fist)

Hassou tobi is the ultra go-to dps in persona 5, even in merciless difficulty. Is it nerfed in this game?

@@Njin8492 Nope, it's still 8 weak hits, plus guaranteed crit in this game, hence the use of critical zealot.

@@lordokami1246 is it still a good DPS on the hardest difficulty?

@@Njin8492 I guess so, i wanna go Hard mode on my next true neutral run, so haven't tested it yet.

@@lordokami1246 is there a new game plus in this game?

Kinda wish that he was in the main game, like if you got all the fiends or something along those lines, after big boy Lucy, big D demi would come in

The Rain Man energy here is real

Yeah but I prefer Figment Slash when just targeting one enemy especially Shiva abd Demi-fiend

@@dantemustdie00 Figment Slash gang.

The attacks all get split up, it does 15 hits, but not all 15 to every enemy. One might get hit once, another might get hit five, the rest on another enemy

They're both the same. If there are more enemies, the hits split up randomly. They're only strong if their is one enemy. With that said, as much as I love Artemis, she and Yoshi are useless on the Demi-Fiend fight. DF always has a team available so their Unique moves will always split the hits.

Zeus saga when?

@@eduardobustamante4749 ikr

Literally the only way to beat some of the dlc bosses as well. Both SMT IV games had the dummiest difficulty spike for post-game I have ever seen, not even Strange Journey Redux went that hard.

Kannuki throw I mean

counterpoint: 12k damage

Where can I find info about this? Like base damage, multipliers and other thingies?

1.3 crit multiplier

@@fros333 wiki says 1.5 tho

Yeah, Switch sucks. Nintendo should really upgrade their specs instead of keep using outdated hardware.

The problem is *ALL* Jpn devs are awful at making PC ports, regardless of studio (It is not normal that I need a community made fix for all of your pc ports Sqr Enix). Nocturne being over a decade old and being considered a "good " port despite not even getting 60 FPS shows just how uninterested they are in the market other than a time capsule that they occasionally dump some titles on. Also don't think you're missing out too much. Yuzu is not all sunshine and rainbows, I have a 5% chance on crashing upon entering battle and I heard people who pay for patreon early access builds are having the same problem. I say, be happy with your functional product, I understand that 60 FPS and 1080p might seem nice, but I'd trade that for a functioning game anytime.

@@dicktracy9473 You don't play enough Japanese games if you're willing to state something so blatantly dishonest. PC development has *always* been huge in Japan. Capcom and Square Enix both push out incredibly stable PC ports for their in-house releases. The only recent exceptions that come to mind was Square's shoddy Steam release of Nier Automata, and Capcom's implementation of Denuvo DRM in Village (which has since been patched!). Why was Nocturne HD (initially) a shoddy port? Could it be that wrapping up unfamiliar game code and visual assets designed for a 21 year old console into a portable Unity package is more work than it's worth? Either way, I have confidence that a PC port of an Unreal engine game isn't too much of a stressor for Atlus.

​@@brownspottedcat I'm questioning how many Japanese RPG pc ports you played lol. They are notorious for releasing broken, unoptimized wrecks with limited settings menus that are most of the time tied to pregame launchers and terrible controller remapping and relabeling. Some are obviously not bad as others (xseed comes to mind as competent), but it ranges from sqr enix it's hit or miss (FF15 Windows edition was fully functional day 1 with slight stuttering vs FF13 still TO THIS DAY requiring you download a community patch and even still the game is woefully unoptimized and suffers framerate and stuttering issues) to NIS America which is widely mocked for awful ports. The Japanese market is mostly consoles and mobile gamers, so it's not a mystery as to why these ports are usually poorly handled. I already played P4 multiple times and can't be bothered to check it out but I've heard the P4 pc port was leagues better than Nocturnes so I don't find the argument that they couldn't have done better that convincing. I will agree that with the shift to developing on unity it's a lot more promising that pc releases may come faster and not as broken or gimped, I'm just not getting my hopes up based on the track record.

@@brownspottedcat That's barely even a half truth. PC development has only just become more reasonable from Japan in recent years. Capcom have a lot more going for them on an international front so get reasonable support for doing their PC ports for the likes of RE. The Monster Hunter World port was fucking rubbish at launch and came 6 months later than console as well. KOEI Tecmo games? Good grief.

Use high level demons for fusion to get higher stats.

Only has phys attack (normal) without variants, no slash, no blunt, no gun.