DefinitelyNotSus69

u/DefinitelyNotSus69



r/PERSoNA•

For persona 4 >!naoto an actual detective says its ok to kill someone and yu lets a criminal go. Yeah he accidentally killed humanity by accident but killing everyone doesn't let him go off easy!<

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>!while for joker he could accept maruki's offer. It's a morally ambiguous ambiguous. So he can't be blamed for that as multiple people would probably do the same thing!< Persona 5 royal 3rd semester

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r/persona6•

In P3 we had Courage, Charm and Academics

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In p4 we had knowledge,Courage, Expression, Diligence, and understanding

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And finally we had in p5, we had knowledge, charm, kindness, guts and proficiency.

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Proficiency was obviously for phantom thieves and diligence was for detectives. P3 they were still trying to figure everything out for social starts

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So what stat names would you want to have next. Based on what we know

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r/persona6•

We got a port island, a remote small village in the countryside and a city. What's next. I would like to see a suburb location to make the list. What do you think

I seriously don't want another small location. We already had them in 3 and 4. What do you think?

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r/persona6•

Let's be real. Persona games have a lot of anime tropes(especially the hated overused onsen incidents) and other anime tropes. So it wouldn't be surprising if they made the MC dense. And for those who don't agree. Not everyone is good at noticing romance(it's either us guys who are dense) or the girl is giving mixed messages. Or both. How would you feel about it

(I can see why p4 and p5 protagonists noticed and kotone would would notice romance towards them but definitely not the p3 protagonist)

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r/persona6•

Lawful Good: Dedicated to protecting the innocent using rules and honor

Neutral Good: Wants to do the right thing and help others, but is willing to bend or break the rules to achieve it (what sees and the investigation team were)

Chaotic Neutral: Values absolute freedom and individuality, acting on whims or internal codes without regard for societal laws or overarching moral duties

Chaotic Good: A rebel with a cause; they do what is right despite rules and authority (what the phantom thieves were)

I'm ignoring the other ones because true neutral wouldn't make a persona game and I don't think atlus would ever make villain protagonists for a persona game. What would you want to see?

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r/Isekai•

I'm pretty sure konosuba and tensei slime have the friendliest residents. This doesn't include vilians (unless they're nice too)

And what iseaki has the downright hostile resident to even being apathetic to each other and events (again vilians don't count unless they're friendly vilians)

Their was this old iseaki anime I watched where they were even friendlier than tensei slime and konosuba but I don't remember what it was called (a blonde protagonist and had his cousin and childhood friend named Rebecca i believe came over too)

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r/videogames•

Where the ending is depressing or a bad end. But even though it's supposed to be better than the bad end, it's even more depressing. Like for example, someone you ended up saving has their life miserable anyways at the end. Just an example. So what video game has the most depressing ending to it?

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