Sometimes, experience gained will increase on one floor, and sometimes (the most annoying one in my opinion) the floor is dark and there is no auto-map.Īll in all, while Tartarus has gotten a lot easier to go through, the changes have also reduced some of the challenges related to the dungeons. Other changes to Tartarus include random effects on floors. Instead of fatigue being determined by the number of battles you face, it is now set so that you are automatically fatigued after almost every dungeon trek, but you never actually get tired during the trip (or at least, in my effort to wear my characters down to the bones, I haven’t). In addition, you don’t get fatigued like in Persona 3 anymore.
Also, the moment you return to the base floor, you get healed completely. Once you quit the dungeon through one of the one-way exits, you can go back to the floor you were last on, like in Persona 4 without any worries. No longer do you have to worry about making it all the way to the next Terminal in the dungeon to go back to the ground floor to heal. P3P was released after Persona 4, which touched up several systems from its predecessor, so it’s no wonder that some aspects of that game were moved on over to P3P. Let’s start from the game system changes first. Persona 3 Portable, from now on referred to as P3P, is essentially a remake of the first Persona 3 game with adjustments made to almost all aspects of the game - everything from dungeon trekking to battling to the social links were adjusted, and the player now had the option of choosing the gender of the protagonist.
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Its extraordinarily well-done social links system combined with an amazing story and atmosphere drew people in, earning it numerous awards and great reviews all-around, so it was no surprise that Atlus decided to build off of it with Persona 3: FES, which included an added epilogue The Answer, and then later with Persona 3 Portable for the PSP. Persona 3 was the game that drew the most attention to the Shin Megami Tensei series.
Disclaimer: To keep things simple, I won’t be assigning names to the male or female protagonists in this write-up, even though the populace seems to have decided on “Minato” and “Minako” respectively.
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