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do u like to make your own persona build at ease? Make it broken as far as u can? then the answer is Persona 4 Golden, make every persona as u wish, make it physical? full magic? full buff? full ailments? full debuff? amp + boost in a single persona? you can! Playing critical chance? Everything in a single game, third semester? epilogue? everything in Golden, customize your party member skills at ease also!
P3P is just a lazy port with automated AI upscaled backgrounds that no one bothered to review before game release, with horrible audio compression and other issues.
It also has this typical Atlus treatment where game is released and support is abandoned - 3 months passed and no patch was released.
By the way OP, all these Persona games AND Persona 5 Royal are available on PC in Gamepass. Just play them there and wait for 75-80% discount in Steam for the next time you want to play them. Don't support lazy ports selling at full price.
P3 I'd say has a more interesting story with higher stakes, more serious undertones and has less "teenage drama" kind of feel to it. I personally remember P3 characters more as well, but that's entirely personal preference. Also I think P3 broaches and discusses much more interesting subjects and has an overall stronger message it tries to convey to the player, in that I think it's the best one in the entire series.
P4 is an improvement over P3 is everything related to visuals and mechanics, so it is an objectively better game on a technical and mechanical level. However, the story is much lighter and personal, stakes don't really feel that high and there is very little world building here. The setting and story are basically just a background for the characters, their development and individual storylines, and your gameplay. P4 is a heavily character focused game, where each of them has plenty of attention and development put into them, and that's where this game shines over P3. Don't expect a gripping storyline with high stakes, expect a teenage drama with compelling, well made and memorable characters.
P3 has primitive gameplay compared to the later entries. Tartarus is ASS
There will be a steam winter sale this year end which will get this baby down to -30%, wishlist it and it will not disappoint you.
I mean, I can't believe i slept on this game for so long in favour of Apex ;')
Personally I found not being able to control my fellow party members a challenge in itself instead of a hindrance. Good RPG players would have found a way around that particular handicap.
Until FES releases on Steam I'd only recommend Persona 4 Golden. Hopefully there is truth to Atlus remaking FES but I won't hold my breath on that until I see it although they are one of the few develops out there that I actually trust to get things done.
Still not happy Sega bought them out but not like I had a choice on that.