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#Persona 4 golden calendar Patch#
#Persona 4 golden calendar upgrade#
#Persona 4 golden calendar full#
#Persona 4 golden calendar Pc#

There are specific shadows and items that only show on rainy days, the item shop in town has a discount on healing and status items on rainy days. Ideally you would only go into a dungeon on rainy days with nothing else going on. Spirit points expenditures are the only limiting factor in dungeon exploration and you want to spend the least amount of you limited time in dungeons as possible. Tap soda machines you can only buy 5 cans at a time per week and each can only revives 10 spirit points each but it is one of the only ways the game gives you to turn yen into spirit points.

On rainy days, the shop has a discount on healing items.

Soda machines are one of the only ways the game lets you buy SP regen items, and the machines run out each week.

This was previously a NG+ feature, but is available from the start on PC.

You can tune the difficulty to your liking, and tweak individual aspects like exp gain, damage done/taken, combat retries etc.

#Persona 4 golden calendar upgrade#

Wait until the upgrade is more significant. Don't upgrade your weapons constantly.The only social link tied to a special ending is Marie, who is unique to P4 Golden.If any of your maxed social links ask you to hang out in January, it's worth doing.You can sometimes find your party members hanging out around the gas station, if you're bored of an evening.E.g., the courage needed to go to the shrine at night. all gate certain progress points in side quests and other events. Knowledge, expression, understanding etc. This will increase the number of points you receive towards the next S.link level. When doing a social link, keep a Persona of that Arcana on you.It might be a good idea to prioritise your party member S.Links, as they provide direct combat buffs.Just follow the story and events the way you feel like. "Perfect runs" are a thing, but don't use a guide on your first play through. Don't stress over trying to maximise S.link levelling and events.Persona learn skills from the Persona you use to fuse them.You can keep this rolling if you strategise your drawing well. If you manage to draw all the cards you're dealt during ST, a "Full Sweep" guarantees you'll get ST after your next fight, with two extra draws. "Full Sweeps" during "Shuffle Time" are amazing.The key to farming Personas is getting "Shuffle Time": The "All Out" attack you get when all enemies are knocked down increases (guarantees?) the chance of getting a shuffle if you end combat with it.This leaves you free to do all the other stuff at your leisure. Consider clearing dungeons as soon as possible.At the very least you should land the first blow, so as to not let them get advantage on you.

Try to hit shadows in the back to initiate combat with advantage.

On rainy days, there are special enemies and items that show up in dungeons.

You can change Persona once per turn in combat, even after attacking and getting a "1 more".

They can be a powerful and efficient way to avoid spending SP in combat, especially when combined with healing items.

Some skills use HP, not SP, as resource.

Invigorate, a skill certain Persona can get, regenerates your SP and is potentially OP if used right.

Use items, rather than SP, for healing.

Running out is usually what forces you to leave a dungeon, which will end the day.

Learn to ration your SP (spirit points).

#Persona 4 golden calendar Pc#

They've done great work in fixing other poor PC ports, and there's some significant improvements to be had here.

#Persona 4 golden calendar Patch#

Not gameplay related, but check out Kaldaien's SpecialK patch for the game.

#Persona 4 golden calendar full#

Shuffle Time and Full Sweep is your friend.

Don't use a guide for story/social stuff.

Keeping things related to mechanics or story broad-strokes, do you have any pointers for people only just picking this game up on PC? Therefore, I feel like there might be a whole lot of tips of the "things I wish I knew on my first play through"-nature among the GB populous. I figure there must be about a million hours of experience with this game collected here on GB (and that's only counting the ER.).