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I played without a guide, and barely got all Social Links maxed out (last social link was complete on Jan 28), but ended up missing out on several Linked Events, thus I was not able to complete the Compendium on NG.
This is part of why there is a NG+ at all--you can simply go through the story a second time on narrative easy-mode since your maxed-out social stats carry over and you no longer spend half of the game trying to level all of them up. If you do decide to use a guide, follow it exactly as it is planned as while some of the schedule arrangements may seem bizarre or irrelevant to your interests I can promise you that most of what ends up on the all-in-one guides is almost always there to fulfill a purpose--I've missed and skipped a couple of steps for this, P4G, and P5R, and the consequences of those skipped steps had some terrible implications later on since I was now trying to make up for lost time while competing with confidant/social link availability.
Personally speaking I would never play any of these games with a guide on my first playthrough, as that would rob me of all my joy and pleasure and the whole thing would seem more like work.
Finished the New Game on Merciless and thought I'd keep my stuff and play Merciless again, but nope: only costumes and game time are kept.