Take a look at the list of changes to form your own opinion. I think that the addition of "baton pass" alone makes Reload superior to the original experience.
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Atlus Persona 3 Reload (ex portable thread)
- Thread starter Jermu
- Start date
it's -30% right now still steep as fuck
I have been playing P3 Reload. I'm between Boss 1 & 2. I had played P3 FES and Portable on PSP.
I would lie if I told you I didn't enjoy my time in P3 Reload, but it still feels like an inferior experience in everything but presentation. Control over your party members or not is a dilemma down to personal preference, but it added some unpredictability in the original P3 that was part of its charm. The lack of being tired mechanic is also annoying. Not only did it force you in the past to use everyone to maximize your experience in Tartarus, but apparently now I can do shit every evening without being tired the day after ? What ?
I probably won't buy it and keep P3 FES once it leaves game pass.
It's still nice for what it is, I guess.
I would lie if I told you I didn't enjoy my time in P3 Reload, but it still feels like an inferior experience in everything but presentation. Control over your party members or not is a dilemma down to personal preference, but it added some unpredictability in the original P3 that was part of its charm. The lack of being tired mechanic is also annoying. Not only did it force you in the past to use everyone to maximize your experience in Tartarus, but apparently now I can do shit every evening without being tired the day after ? What ?
I probably won't buy it and keep P3 FES once it leaves game pass.
It's still nice for what it is, I guess.
What is the recommended time to tackle Tartarus? I realize it's probably best to do it all up to the block in one go (that much seems obvious), but should I do it at the start of the month or towards the end?
Start pros: more money for the month
Towards the end pros: better social links for the actual run
is there more to the cost/benefit?
Start pros: more money for the month
Towards the end pros: better social links for the actual run
is there more to the cost/benefit?
It doesn't really matter as you rarely have something better to do in the evening and because most social links provide no bonuses. I always did it as soon as a new section was available to get it out of the way. You can also wait until a person goes missing (this usually happens twice in a month) and do everything in one go. That's probably the optimal way to do it if you can conserve enough skill points.
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