Poly-Land when on the basketball path for the Strength social link..

[Invghost]

Ok, I've read like 3 different things in regards to this.

I need to be Strength 4, or Strength 7+ or Strength 8.

I realise now that I've made the choice that I really needed to be doing the Soccer social link to get it easier, but I'm fine with spending a ton of time with them, so long as that's what I need to do.

[Terra]

The thing about basketball is that there are two books.

For one, you need to be below 4. That's Witch Detective.

For the second, you have to be above 7. That's Poly-Land.

It's a pain in the ass, but it's the only book like this as far as I know.

[Lighthouse]

I don't know why, but I was able to get the first book AT rank 4 and I was in the basketball club. This was around some weeks ago in the Vita version though. It's probably better to be safe and keep it at most rank 3 until you get the first book, but if you accidentally ranked it to 4 like me you could hopefully be fine.

Originally posted by Terra:

The thing about basketball is that there are two books.

For one, you need to be below 4. That's Witch Detective.

For the second, you have to be above 7. That's Poly-Land.

It's a pain in the ass, but it's the only book like this as far as I know.

There's 3 books iirc. Third one being "O-cha Way"
Second book can be obtainable at rank 4. Everywhere else it says to be at rank 4 so I'm unsure if other ranks actually work. I'd assume ranks 5-6 just don't work. Also you need to say you struggle with Math during the event to get the book, otherwise you miss out on it.

To get to the events, you'll have to accept the invite from your friend a few days before the events happen to trigger them. To trigger the initial phonecall you have to be in your room. I can't remember specially when though.

The main issue I think is that Kou doesn't contact you at rank 5 or 6, so you may still be able to get the third book at Rank 4.

[1337Walrus]

The books depend on the club you picked, I think if you pick soccer the restrictions for books are much much more lax.