best 100% guide day by day

[G Eazy]

which guide is more best and accurate? i saw many good guides on gamefaqs and also in steam has one 100% guide too, but each of them have different activities to do on specific day, so i'm confused which one needs to follow


PS: don't tell me to play naturally without any guide or else, i'm not asking for this

[MizarAce]

Any one works, there is no fixed way to get 100% and P5R is very lenient about it, I had an extra free month that I spend in the Jazz Club.

[Maevin]

If its your first playthrough, i recommend taking the game in and playing it without the guides. it is a much more enjoyable adventure. Following a guide will take the immersion away.
Example: X character asks you to hang out, guide has something else planned for the day so you turn down their offer. This may leave a bad taste in your mouth, but it won't if you've already played through it once.

With that being said, different strokes for different folks. I'll answer your question. They all work, the one I used is from "thegamer" so far it's been 100% accurate but due to an error in the past, they had to fix one of the days and the method used to fix it was annoying. Basically you need to use the RNG sleep mechanic to get some free points towards a character you want to rank up. Took me 3-4hours worth of reload to get it, but other than that, the rest were pretty much perfect.

[Arifufu]

Tbh the best way to play this game if someone willing to make calendar from the very beginning up to 3rd semester, i mean when certain confidant available in certain day or even evening. I found out a calendar for P4G and i am the one who decide how i spend in-game when i was playing P4G, truly thanks to that calendar.

Now i am still in first playthrough of P5R and i don't see any kind of day-by-day guide, i only see classroom answer or confidant answer choices, and spend day "blindly" with confidant or activity available on in-game day. I hope i can find full calendar for P5R later.

If u ask which is guide the best? Your own gameplay better with full calendar guide, decide by yourself, that's why in persona guide one person won't have exactly same priority with other person that make a guide.

[Terra]

If you're determined to play with a guide, any guide for Royale will do. This game is not P3, where you had like 3 free days total to mitigate mistakes. Hell, it's not even like P4 where you had 10 days or so. There's so many tools at your disposal in this game that there's no optimal way to 'solve' the equation.

[Girl Kisser]

You don't need a guide just prioritize ranking up Kasumi, Akechi and Maruki.

[Yílõng Má]

Originally posted by BloodFart:

You don't need a guide just prioritize ranking up Kasumi, Akechi and Maruki.

You only need to prioritize Maruki. Raising Akechi and Sumire is just for their awakening.

[Demi Dratori]

I mean, I personally wouldn't if it's if it's your first playthrough. However to answer your question and after a week of using it on my third playthrough, I suggest PSNProfiles' one. It seems particularly balanced, although it's clearly trying to lead you towards the harem path to get all date gifts and such in one playthrough.

[Demi Dratori]

Originally posted by Yílõng Má:

Originally posted by BloodFart:

You don't need a guide just prioritize ranking up Kasumi, Akechi and Maruki.

You only need to prioritize Maruki. Raising Akechi and Sumire is just for their awakening.

I believe this to be incorrect as you need the three of them to specific ranks to unlock the third semester. I could be wrong though.

[DaBa]

OP about to ruin his fun because he's afraid to make his own choices

[Faiyez]

Ignore the idiots who can't read. Whether you have very crippling anxiety about choosing what to do, or you want a perfect run where you never forget to drink the juice or care for your plant or miss out on secret fridge items, there's no shame in following a spoiler-free guide/schedule.

It actually gives you a greater challenge since you're always doing one night palace runs.

sdarkpaladin on gamefaqs is the one I'm following right now.

[Dank Sidious]

Originally posted by BloodFart:

You don't need a guide just prioritize ranking up Kasumi, Akechi and Maruki.

These social sim nonsense is unplayable without a guide. IF it weren't for social sim guides I would have never touched Persona 3-5 and just stayed with mainline SMT. Glad I went with a guide because outside of the high schooler simulator elements the game's are actually pretty fun and a guide makes the sim parts tolerable.

[Dank Sidious]

Originally posted by DaBa:

OP about to ruin his fun because he's afraid to make his own choices :mhwhappy:

Nothing about the social sim aspect is fun in the first place. A guide turns it into a linear story, which makes it OK and it allows you to unlock gameplay mechanics for the JRPG part of the game without having to "engage" with the sim gameplay. It also helps to make sure you get to experience everything you can on a first NG playthrough because most people don't have time to be replaying 100 hour games multiple times just to for the extra content.

[Peelsepuuppi]

I like this one. It's versatile and functional and simple to use It doesn't get in your way and only focuses on the calendar, Everything else is up to you. It has multiple choices to follow too to suit your preferences:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps4/260936-persona-5-royal/faqs/78212/changes-from-persona-5

A lot of people have finished the game with that so it works fine. Following Battle route of this guide is the most optimal hassle free way to get through the days and it also schedules in Baton Passes and Technicals. Normal route is just an outdated version of Battle route, so I'd ignore that.

The ACE version of the guide focuses on getting every character scene in the game, Doesn't rely on save scumming to get social stats and gets all confidants maxed.

That is pretty good for people who essentially want to experience as much of the game as possible in one run. Battle Route is good for people who want to max out everything, but don't mind missing some minor side events (hangouts) with the characters.

[Yílõng Má]

Originally posted by Demi Dratori:

Originally posted by Yílõng Má:

You only need to prioritize Maruki. Raising Akechi and Sumire is just for their awakening.

I believe this to be incorrect as you need the three of them to specific ranks to unlock the third semester. I could be wrong though.

And I am sure you are wrong because only Maruki is needed to unlock the third semester.

[Demi Dratori]

Originally posted by Yílõng Má:

Originally posted by Demi Dratori:

I believe this to be incorrect as you need the three of them to specific ranks to unlock the third semester. I could be wrong though.

And I am sure you are wrong because only Maruki is needed to unlock the third semester.

Actually, you are correct on that, I didn't get a chance to research it til a bit ago. However, Akechi, from multiple accounts I have seen, is required for the "True" ending of the Royal portion of the game. And, i *think* Kasumi is optional. Whether that is true or not, I have no idea.