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@wheresderrick: I am a bit sad as the setting seemed cool, being only 20 years after the bombs. There could of been pre-war settlements still trying to stay alive. Granted this very clearly isn't a main line Fallout, but still what could of been you know.

But at least they are getting out in front of this saying mostly what this game is.

Does anyone have a mirror for the interview, it seems it was taken down.

The thing I would be worried about is something getting on your iPhone especially if you plan on connecting it to any wifi while you're there or buying a local SIM. I personally would factory reset the phone before you go and only have info that you would want anyone to see on the device. Then when you get back reset the phone (preferably with a fresh image from iTunes) and restore it from a backup from before you left. Same thing but doubly true if you're bringing a windows laptop or macbook. No idea on the Switch, it runs FreeBSD on the backend so I just wouldn't connect it to anything.

As for online services some hotels that are targeted to westerns have access though the Great Firewall, but 99% you will be behind the Firewall. Gmail and Facebook are blocked, iMessage is open (all communications are recorded though), not sure about WhatsApp.

You can get around the Firewall by subscribing to a VPN, the only issue with this is that a VPN is technically illegal to use in China and they have been starting to block VPN traffic. I would recommend some VPN providers but I couldn't say if they work in China or not.

@pessh said:

And Vinny has his competition set for best podcast voice

P4G is an amazing experience, I ended up buying a vita just to play P4G. That being said I think 5 is a better video game where 4 is a better persona game. Im worried that if you play 5 first it will be hard to go back to 4 as the combat and dungeons are way more interactive in 5. So my recommendation would be to play P4G on Safety difficulty so you can power through the game relatively quickly without having to worry much about leveling up so you can focus on the story bits and social links. That will hopefully let you have more time with P5 and will let you experience some of the references to P4( they are mostly references to Persona in general not just to P4).

I just picked up a Nintendo Switch and this game looks interesting. I generally like JRPGs, as long as it isn't a grind fest. How bad is the grind in this game? Also how long would you say this game is? Thanks!

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This is amazing!

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Will be on tonight; never played any of the souls games so take it easy on me.