@@celestialkitsune the Ubisoft mention is because Square's approach at an open world was to use the 'activate a tower to populate points on a map for you to go to and do activity' instead of a more organic approach like Elden Ring; to me it felt very lazy and made the world feel much smaller.

​@@RozalinGamingplease can you make all tutorial fuse persona how you make it. Its cool man

for real lol

Even better though you can start with setanta and get charge on this build

The Alice was done entirely with skill cards, lol.

What block of Tartarus can you start finding those specifically? Or is there a website you use that already tells you that information

@@Skyver24 The -dyne tier AoE skills are rank 11 so it will be in the last couple of areas.

I must not have. Thought I did since I have all of the files for it.

Stats and skills on Persona make up almost all of a character's power -- weapons and armor only contribute so much. Armor obviously helps to reduce damage or increase dodge rating with boots, but the value of your equipped Persona's En will be the more important factor. For weapons, the attack stat on them is only relevant for normal attacks and All-out Attacks -- skills are completely unaffected. That all being said, there is 0 reason to try and max all stats in this game.

You might not have used the calculator correctly. Once you select an ability type, you can then pick ANY ability except the few unique ones.

basically there are 2 sides and they show what personas to fuse with what along with what to pass down and the last persona you fuse on each side are what you fuse together to get the final result like 99% of the time as long as you pass things down correctly and you may need to sack some moves in the build for skill cards

They do stack, but there is a crit. cap. Apt Pupil + Crit. Rate Amp + a skill w/ innate crit. rate will either hit or get very close depending on how much the skill's innate crit. rate is.

@@RozalinGaming they don't stack, there's a datamined google doc showing that crit rate boosts effect is cancelled if amp is present

@@SilcoSelinia The dataminer must have read the data wrong then because extensive testing (over 2000 times per build hitting the same enemy) shows a noticeable increase when using both Boost and Amp vs. just Amp or just Boost.

I guess not. Didn't even think about until your comment, lol. Honestly most of the end-game element Persona I didn't use at all even though I made them as they just weren't necessary.

I believe you are confusing Shock Resist with Elec Resist -- Shock Resist only provides resistance to the Shock status ailment whereas Elec Resist provides resistance to the elec damage type, a very important distinction as resistance to the damage type will negate a Persona's weakness to that damage type. The earliest possible time you can get Resist Elec, barring a lucky skill transformation on fusion, is from level 26 Sandman. Omoikane DOES NOT learn Resist Elec. Omoikane: - Zio (Innate) - Dia (Innate) - Rebellion (Level 8) - Resist Shock (Level 10) - Auto Rakukaja (Level 12) That is everything Omoikane learns. Now, Sarasvati can first be made at level 32, so Sandman at 26 is possible; however, this would have required grinding to get a Sandman to level 26 which would have taken awhile given my Fortune S-Link wasn't high enough to provide a bunch of free levels on fusion, hence I said it wasn't possible to get for me at that point (i.e. when I made it).

@@RozalinGaming my bad. I got the two confused.

It is not.

You can freely rearrange the order of skills on both your Persona and your party members.

@@RozalinGaming Wow, thanks!

​@@RozalinGaminglol how

@@narutofan4545in the Persona tab, go to the Stats submenu of any persona and hit X(xbox)/Square(PS) to view skills. Pressing A(xbox)/X(PS) will allow you to swap its position. This also works with a party member’s persona

Pass down the other 4 AoE variants that Anubis doesn't learn, then skill card the rest. Alternatively you can pass 3 elements plus Life Aid and skill card the rest.

@@RozalinGaming wow, I didn’t expect you’d reply. I really appreciate it! I’ll do it this weekend when I play. Thank you!

4 skills is max unless it's a fusion that uses 3+ Persona. In cases where I need more than 4 or 5 skills I use skill cards.

I think most people don't really care tbh. The game is fun and fiction so it doesn't bother people.

One for early game, two for mid-game, two for late-to-end-game. I explain my reasoning for having a ST and AoE version in the video as well, but basically it's because of SP efficiency.

@@RozalinGaming would it not be beneficial to do two elements per persona instead?

@@narutofan4545 there is no real advantage since the multi-element Persona are only for exploring Tartarus -- you have one ST and one AoE and swap between them based on which is more efficient for the encounter. On bosses and stronger enemies you then use a dedicated one-element Persona; 2-3 element Persona don't really give any benefit and take up more of your stock that could be for support Persona or things you are leveling with Growth for future builds.