autumn_thunder

IIRC the game encourages you to take out tired characters anyway and sub in fresh ones to make the most of the night anyway, but even if you don't wanna do that you do get enough characters that you should have all your bases covered anyway. Since there's no guard though always make sure you save before every tower boss (thankfully this is addressed in P3P).

You know when you get like really, really good heroin, like the REALLY good stuff. - Ryan

Can we show Norm's giant muffin? If you know what I mean. - Ryan

Don't blame me, I voted for fiery bus. - Ryan

I just have a picture of a fish that says fiery bus. - Vinny

from the Split/Second TNT

There's diminishing returns on coverage on DLC for a game. Especially since BF3 has a season pass - the people that would have gotten it would have bought it already. Let's also not forget it's the middle of the holiday rush now; review sites are busy readying their GOTY features, etc.

@Landon said:

@Autumn_Thunder said:

Hopefully that isn't the case. The Persona games are one of the few in which a manual can actually serve a very important purpose (fusion chart). I often have my manual in front of me when playing P3P.

Do you not have a phone with internet access?

Well, there's something about the feeling of just having what comes with the game, that reminds me of playing games when I was a kid, you know?

Hopefully that isn't the case. The Persona games are one of the few in which a manual can actually serve a very important purpose (fusion chart). I often have my manual in front of me when playing P3P.

I know Brad didn't like it but you should pick up Dead Nation. Actually. it and a bunch of Halloween games I think are on sale now on PSN.

Also I don't think anyone mentioned echochrome or Tokyo Jungle.

Are people here still arguing about the worker count thing? Because I'm pretty sure they confirmed it to be exclusive to replay/observer mode, not to those actualy playing the game (like the production tab, etc.)

Dead Space Plasma Cutter. Rotating to dismember enemies in, say, a strategic fashion is never not fun.

SpaceChem! It's a game in which you construct molecular assembly lines! I'm not joking!

@MikeGosot said:

@Encephalon said:

A faster way to pick your skills while fusing.

Instead of having to reroll to get what I want, I'd rather just be able to choose my skills, probably with some kind of valuation system to keep it balanced (e.g., a fuse has a total of , say, 20 skill points, and different skills eat up different portions of that limit based on how good they are.) They could even implement such a system in addition to the current way, for people who don't mind rerolling for that perfect set.

Hell, I'd even take a more convenient variation on the current way, like a big button that says REROLL. Having to back out of the fuse and select it again is dumb.

I agree on the reroll button, but the choose your skill thing would let it be too similar to another SMT game, which i forgot the name. I think it was Devil Survivor... But i'm not sure.

You're thinking of P4 the Golden, which they're totally bringing it into.