#PERSONA 5 ROYAL REQUESTS UPDATE#
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#PERSONA 5 ROYAL REQUESTS FULL#

If your inventory is full and you acquire a new Persona mask during a battle, it won’t offer to add it to your inventory. Summoning works a little differently in Persona 5 Strikers. It doesn’t ask if you’re deleting, though, so be sure to register higher-leveled Personas before you wipe them out of existence.

#PERSONA 5 ROYAL REQUESTS UPDATE#

Whenever you attempt to use a Persona that’s of a higher level as part of a fusion, Persona 5 Strikers warns you, asking if you want to update the registry. But if you delete the higher-leveled version without registering them first, you’re stuck with the weaker one for future summons. When you acquire a Persona, it automatically gets added to the registry. At least you don’t get a game over if he gets incapacitated, though.įinally, the third option is to summon and register Personas. This is a problem because he has to be in the team at all times.

It can be tempting to stick with the same old Personas, but doing this will put Joker in a tough position and make him less useful than the rest of the team. When you delete them, you gain Persona Points, so you should get rid of extra Persona that are not being used. Deleting them permanently removes that incarnation from your directory if you haven’t registered the Persona, but I’ll get to that in a bit. On this menu, you’re able level up the Personas in your inventory, as well as delete them. However, Personas won’t get leveled through combat as much this time, so it’s a good idea to get some new skills on them for when you do fuse. However, you’ll have a hard time if you want to take them with you for big chunks of the game, as the number of points required gets quite steep. Leveling a Persona up a few times doesn’t take many Persona Points.

I don’t need to say this, but doing so increases their stats and unlocks subsequent skills exactly like in mainline entries. With this, you can use Persona Points to increase the levels of individual Personas. The second menu option in the Velvet Room is Persona Enforcement. Due to the nature of the game, there are fewer Personas in Persona 5 Strikers, although that’s a necessity since most of them need to have action combat mechanics while in fights now. Certain skills can be transferred to the newly fused Persona (although, as per usual, most of them can’t learn just anything), and the game shows you how many open slots they have for skills. They’re random and you can get a decked-out Persona with extra skills if you’re lucky. However, accidental fusions are still a thing. Otherwise, you have to level them up beforehand.Īs there are no social links, you can kiss the regular experience boosts goodbye. Your two Personas must be at a minimum level in order to be utilized. But there are required levels to fuse Personas this time. When you select executions from the Velvet Room menu, you’re greeted by a list of what you can currently fuse based on Personas that are in your inventory or registry. Fusing by result is the only way to fuse in Persona 5 Strikers, however. Of course, you could also do a search and fuse by result if you were trying to make a specific Persona not just trade in two crummier ones for something stronger. In the mainline games, you’d normally pick two Personas from your inventory and combine them. I’m going to break down how fusion works here as well as explain other Velvet Room features. If you’re a big Persona fan, then you likely played over 100 hours of Royal in the last year, so switching to a different and, honestly, worse fusion system might be a bit jarring. However, fusing itself is quite different here. For starters, Igor is nowhere to be seen - you deal solely with Lavenza. The Velvet Room returns, albeit with more constraints. But that doesn’t mean everything is gone. Persona 5 Strikerscuts out all of the social stuff from the mainline series: no social links no time management no social stat increases.

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