Post number #178770, ID: d8d198
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That's a hard question. 5 has the best gameplay but the story, certain characters, and social links could've been written a lot better. Ultimately when the credits started rolling I think I enjoyed 2 (Innocent Sin) and 3 more.
Post number #178791, ID: 15c9eb
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Undertale
Post number #178794, ID: 93536a
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For things that can be judged objectively, 5. Best mechanics, best graphic, best portrayal of a Japanese city.
For me personally? Persona 2 Innocent Sin. It has the strangest, but ultimately most interesting, characters. It's a perfect blend of classic SMT apocalyptic mentality and Persona-style fun moments. There's a whole other stack of reasons why it's my fav.
Post number #178858, ID: 12cdb2
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Persona 2.
Post number #179122, ID: ba63d8
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I've only played 3-5 myself, but I'm planning to go back and play the others here soon. As of now, I'd say 5 for newcomers as it's the best presentation-wise. Personally, Persona 3 FES is my favorite. Something about the characters and setting really resonated with me. I feel like the music used was some of the best from the series so far, and Thanatos' design is one of my favorite summons (if not my favorite).
Post number #179132, ID: 4b0e8b
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Persona 4 gold edition
Post number #179268, ID: f05b7c
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Persona 4 Golden
Post number #179524, ID: de63f1
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3 for the story, 5 for gameplay badically
Post number #179534, ID: f5d467
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Persona 5 since it's the only one I've played.
Post number #179638, ID: 5958b5
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I'd say Persona 5. 3 is pretty good too.
Post number #179639, ID: 953281
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Definitely Persona 3
Post number #179771, ID: 264b86
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I don't have the attention span to play 2: The Thread
Post number #179772, ID: 264b86
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5 is pretty good too though
Post number #179775, ID: 97723c
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>>179771 Most people that fall in love to persona after P3, like it for the unique social link/simulation elements mixed to the traditional RPG formula.
P1 and P2 don't have that, you can't expect people that play P3,4,5 to go back and play a completely different game and expect them to love it as much.
I actually did, I loved P3 so much that I go back to P2 and it didn't capture me. Dropped it more than halfway through the game.
Post number #180188, ID: d3db4f
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>>179775 As an avid fan of Persona 2 after having started in Persona 4, I totally agree. P1/P2 aren't for everyone. Don't feel bad if you bounce off it.
That said, I still feel kind of sad there's not a lot of people I can talk about it with.
Post number #180265, ID: 9aaf1c
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Gameplay = 5 Atmosphere = 2/3 Story = Uhhhh 2
I mean overall I guess we could say 3. I just pretend like The Answer doesn't exist.
Post number #180268, ID: 9aaf1c
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Actually, >>179775 hit the nail on the head and said what I would have said better. Good job.
Post number #180272, ID: 77db33
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I can't weigh an opinion because the only Persona game I've beaten was 5. It was a ton of fun, and really easy to get in to. It even got me looking at the other Persona games. From what little I've played from 3 and 4, I think I enjoy 3 more.
Post number #180292, ID: 9aaf1c
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I'd like 4 a lot more if it wasn't just the script for Scooby-Doo and the Terrible Television.
Post number #180807, ID: d8d198
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>>180188>I just pretend like The Answer doesn't exist doesn't everyone?
Post number #180935, ID: ae215f
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>>180807 Not Atlus, that's for damn sure.
Post number #181273, ID: a60631
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>>179771 To be fair, you can auto like 95% of the game, so it's pretty boring to play unless you gimp yourself.
Post number #181501, ID: e0ee9b
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To me, 3 has the best themes, feel and main character, 4 has the best visual aesthetic, and 5 wins out on everything else: music, gameplay, story, sexy UI, likable characters, map design and more
Post number #181505, ID: 09963d
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Persona 4 Arena.
Post number #181526, ID: 85f4b4
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How am I even supposed to play persona 1 and 2? Isn't the translation for those games fucked/unfinished?
Post number #181679, ID: 92adae
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Persona 3. It has a toaster and a doggo.
Post number #181724, ID: 731fee
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>>181526 On PSX, yes. IIRC, the PSP versions got correct translations. I never heard of any translation grief with P2 though.
Post number #181727, ID: 85f4b4
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>>181724 Aren't there two games that make up P2? Innocent sin and Eternal punishment? I remember hearing one of them was never properly translated.
Post number #182004, ID: 5fef9d
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Post number #182037, ID: beb3ba
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>>181727 This info is only correct approx a decade ago. Eternal Punishment's PSX release and Innocent Sin's PSP release are both properly translated.
Post number #182121, ID: ba63d8
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>>182037 Really grinds my gears we never got the EP PSP rerelease here in the west. >>181727 I usually just refer to P2's two games as a whole. P1 is the only one I've heard of having an issue with a bad translation. The original English release was essentially the WBKids dub of the game.
Post number #182210, ID: 57c782
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P4G, the characters are amazing. The story is pretty nice too.
Post number #182560, ID: b841af
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I think the gameplay is better in P5, but P4G for sure due to its characters and story
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