Hiku said:
As for the save system, it's better than P4. If you're brave enough to read further, in P5 there are several save points scattered throughout the dungeons. It shouldn't be a problem to get to one of them when you want to save. Unlike in P4 where I believe there was one save point at the entrance, and then one right before the boss? As for outside of dungeons, you can save any time when you're in a town or building. PS5 also has a Sleep Mode that let's you resume where you last left off in a game. But I wouldn't recommend using Sleep Mode as it can brick your system or delete all your save files if the power goes out.
I also only played the original version of P4 so I don't know what it was like in Golden.
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Faelco said:
Super_Boom said:
Probably minor things, but I hate having specific save areas in RPGs like this. It was so obnoxious getting blindsided by an enemy and losing hours of progress after trying to finish more than half a dungeon. I would have much preferred having the option to save whenever I want; being forced to replay the same sections is a stupid punishment that's more tedious than challenging. Tokyo Mirage Sessions and SMT IV fixed this, so it would be dissaponting to me if 5 uses the same system as 4.
I also really didn't like how the sim elements were mostly self-contained and didn't really affect the main game (outside of combat). This isn't something unique to Persona, but I hold it to a higher standard because of how much I loved the sim parts of the game.
English-only voice acting was also a bit of dissapointment, though I'm glad that will be fixed in 5.
Note that I also only played the vanilla version of 4, so maybe this was improved in Golden. Really hope 5 fixes my first complaint...been too scared to look it up.
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IIRC you can't save your game anywhere you want in P5, but you have several "rest rooms" in dungeons allowing you to save and to teleport between the rest rooms and the entry of the dungeon.
EDIT: Too slow :/
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Ah interesting. Not ideal, but it definitely sounds improved from 4 at least. Wasn't enough of a problem to impact my purchase...so I'll see how much it bothers me when I play it.
Thanks for the info, guys!