Narcissus

That's why you should exercise your game ! meow :3

I said that it appears like it. Mostly out of the fact that we have only seen three characters in total so far, there also seems to be a larger emphasis on combat like in 1&2 which lacked the S.Link system, the wiki description of the game and just my own gut feeling. i know that it is a bit too early to know, but I just got that feeling.

Well, there were a few characters jumping around in the trailer that seem to imply that there were a few more and that those shown will probably just be the starting party. I doubt that they would remove one of the most well-known features of the Persona franchise.

As i said. I am fully aware that i am probably wrong, but it is my nature to expect the worst so it doesn't hit so hard when it comes. And the S.Link system isn't as set in stone as other parts of the series like the combat. Both of the PQ didn't have the system as far as I know so it isn't completely impossible that to think that they might not have it for this installment.

Sounds overly complicated...

hopefully 1 man party, still a lot even then.

Well, most of the equips are simple, but yeah, I think I should cut it down... to 15 at least.

The fact that you're conflicted means you're not living up to your username.

Ha, guess so. Though I do feel that by looking at the work of others, I can learn to improve my own game as well, so maybe that is not entirely true.

I've had that happen before, it's terrible when it happens...

I've done this about 5 times, and now I have half a desk.

is it just me, or do idle games usually require a lot of active participation in order to maintain an optimal state of progression?

Exactly. I play them to feel like that progress rush during my work, and end up playing them to optimize things. Though there are some exceptions I suppose.

yo

you left?

Yeah, my laptop exploded, so I wasn't able to come to these forums for a long while.

Well, a desktop has better air circulation for cooling and it doesn't get moved around as much so it isn't getting shaken up.

You can always easily replace the parts of a desktop but you have take a good care of it nonetheless. You can buy a good one now for less amour of money. But wait first and if it won't work go to a repair shop they won't charge you for inspecting and telling you how much would it cost to repair it, so you should try that

Alright then, thanks everyone. I'll wait around and see if it fixes up, if not, try I'll to repair it. I'll resort to building a desktop if necessary.

That sounds good, perhaps with consequences between saving one over another survivor. Like, the one whom you didn't save retaliates with another group to attack your base or even setting up a zombie ambush on your party.

I was considering that. I was planning on giving each character a very useful role to your survivor group, like the Scientist is able to save fallen party members at a reduced price. (Except herself, of course.) Or the Merchant being able to negotiate with the mysterious vendor for a better bargain. This way, if you lose a member, you lose out on perks. Of course, I was also considering making a special zombie encounter (which would include the fallen party member) if you decide to let someon...

someone die.