A arma secreta para Persona 3 Reload
A arma secreta para Persona 3 Reload
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Persona 3 Portable is what's coming to PC, as shown in the initial PC release announcement, but that's caused some confusion for those unfamiliar with the game's earlier releases.
in a state of inner conflict. The story, and themes, do most of the heavy lifting in maintaining a semblance of unique identity. It’s striking yet memorable to explore such a bleak world, with high schoolers constantly shown shooting themselves in the head with (fake) guns, a police officer serving as the main weapons vendor, and character arcs that don’t exactly result in happily-ever-after outcomes.
This is because the developers wanted the SEES members to feel as if they have a unique personality of their own, although this decision was met with criticism, leading to direct control being available in Persona 3 Portable.
Reload begins with a high schooler experiencing something called “the Dark Hour.” During this 25th hour each day, streets become filled with coffins and enemies called Shadows, while a towering structure called Tartarus looms over the island.
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While players have subsequently been introduced to new iterations of Persona 3, including Persona 3 FES and P3 Portable, Persona 3 Reload is solely a remake of the original title, meaning some elements, such as the choice of a female protagonist, won't be present.
Essentially, you spend your day living the life of an average high school student, and then at night venture into a sinister dark realm to fight off shadow creatures in turn-based battles.
Yukari Takeba: A popular second-year girl at Gekkoukan High School. She is the first one the protagonist meets upon arriving at the dorms. Her father was a researcher for the Kirijo Group before his death 10 years prior to the game's events.
She’s a member of SEES as a Persona-user, and after she and the Protagonist have a close call with a Shadow, she reconsiders her lack of battle experience and joins him on the front lines.
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In battle, every combatant has base stats, HP and SP being of utmost importance; when a party member loses all of their HP, they are automatically knocked out of battle, and if the protagonist is knocked out, the game ends (though in the easy difficulty setting, one of 10 special items called Plumes of Dusk can be used to automatically fully revive the party when he is knocked down.
The protagonist can perform certain activities at the dormitory together with his friends. They can cook, read, watch DVDs and tend the garden. Partaking will reward the protagonist with Social Stat boosts or item yields depending on the activity.[6]
The purpose of the additional side stories was to flesh out certain characters as individuals better, as the main story based their roles around an "ensemble drama."[1]
One of the key elements of their goals in developing the game was to have it be played on a similar scale as Persona 5, as it has become the standard for play for fans of the Persona 3 Reload series at that time, both in local Japan and overseas.[2]