Is Adolf Hitler in this game as well?

[HisShadowX]

Is he also a boss?

[Arifufu]

no

[G Eazy]

why would adolf hitler be in this game?

[Soren]

Originally posted by G Eazy:

why would adolf hitler be in this game?

Because Persona 3 had him as the secret villain all along or something? That's why the question is being asked.

[Terra]

It was 2, for the record.

[allknowingeel]

Originally posted by Soren:

Originally posted by G Eazy:

why would adolf hitler be in this game?

Because Persona 3 had him as the secret villain all along or something? That's why the question is being asked.

yeah it was one of the persona 2 games, can't remember which.

[Rank Zero]

Sort of. There's a guy trying to take over the Japanese government.

[Overeagerdragon]

Originally posted by allknowingeel:

Originally posted by Soren:

Because Persona 3 had him as the secret villain all along or something? That's why the question is being asked.

yeah it was one of the persona 2 games, can't remember which.

p2: innocent Sin to be exact but for the Eu his name was censored to list "führer" instead of the actual name... and the only reason I remember that because his affiliation was with "The last batallion" which reminds me I need to watch Hellsing Ultimate First Dawn again xD

[easytarget]

Somehow I find it difficult to take OPs question seriously given he actually bought and reviewed House Party. For a good laugh read his review of it.

[死棘の赤红骑士]

what are you talking about...is it
duty of call community or sth else?

[Admod, the Equivocal]

Persona 1 and 2 aren't real. Persona starts with P3.

[qazimod]

Führer wasn't that amazing in terms of memorable late-game bosses - he gets one action in each round of turns, so you can quickly compensate for anything he does to the party - and at the time I was walking in with Mediarama and enough Chewing Souls and revival items to drag things out. (This was back when you could just buy SP restoratives as opposed to 5 where you're working through Takemi's confidant or grabbing a bunch of flowers for José.)

[Overeagerdragon]

Originally posted by qazimod:

Führer wasn't that amazing in terms of memorable late-game bosses - he gets one action in each round of turns, so you can quickly compensate for anything he does to the party - and at the time I was walking in with Mediarama and enough Chewing Souls and revival items to drag things out. (This was back when you could just buy SP restoratives as opposed to 5 where you're working through Takemi's confidant or grabbing a bunch of flowers for José.)

You can always brew coffee or make curry though ?

[Steel]

Originally posted by qazimod:

Führer wasn't that amazing in terms of memorable late-game bosses - he gets one action in each round of turns, so you can quickly compensate for anything he does to the party - and at the time I was walking in with Mediarama and enough Chewing Souls and revival items to drag things out. (This was back when you could just buy SP restoratives as opposed to 5 where you're working through Takemi's confidant or grabbing a bunch of flowers for José.)

Most people don't know this but Persona 2 Innocent Sin is one of the easiest games in the entire Megaten franchise. I always get a laugh out of people trying to roleplay as hardcore elitists when they say older Persona games were hardcore and P3-5 are for babies lol

[PFC Demigo [29th ID]]

Originally posted by Admod, the Equivocal:

Persona 1 and 2 aren't real. Persona starts with P3.

How dare you disrespect the OG Dungeon Crawling Persona... Which made me break my PsP because of its difficulty.....
You know what? Yeah they aren't real.

[qazimod]

Originally posted by Overeagerdragon:

You can always brew coffee or make curry though ?

Ah, I guess so. :D Purchasing consumables is still a lot more generous by comparison (and you aren't juggling in-game calendar events in the older games; you're only limited by the funds you have)

Originally posted by Steel:

Most people don't know this but Persona 2 Innocent Sin is one of the easiest games in the entire Megaten franchise. I always get a laugh out of people trying to roleplay as hardcore elitists when they say older Persona games were hardcore and P3-5 are for babies lol

Totally. The old games aren't hard per se, they're just obtuse and old-fashioned, and so they end up feeling like a chore. And even then, you can kind of make things work for you by skipping unnecessary random battles with Estoma or negotiating out of the battles you don't want to bother with. I can derp through battles in the older games just by grinding out levels, negotiating, or walking in with tons of items - but then I get rocked by bosses in P5 because I'm not exploiting weaknesses for extra actions (or protecting against my allies' weaknesses.)