Persona 3 Reload Devil Social Links
In Persona 3 Reload, players have the opportunity to establish a demonic social connection with President Tanaka, whose influence can be found throughout the series.
Unlock Devil Social Link
To establish a Demonic Mystic social relationship with Tanaka, specific conditions must be met, including reaching Hermit social relationship level 3 and reaching a Supple Charm value. In addition, the player needs to have 40,000 yen to establish a relationship with Tanaka.
Interact with Tanaka
Tanaka will appear at the Paulownia Shopping Center on Tuesday and Saturday evenings. Trading via social links requires a financial investment, as Tanaka will ask for increasing amounts of yen in subsequent encounters.
Promote social connections
Dialogue choices play a vital role in improving your demonic social connection. Carrying the Demonic Personality Secret when interacting can provide additional affinity points, thereby accelerating leveling.
Dialogue Choices and Scoring
Each level of Demonic Social Link provides dialogue options and corresponding points. Choosing the right response can deepen your relationship with Tanaka and unlock its benefits.
Communication with President Tanaka
Location and availability
You can find Tanaka at Paulownia Shopping Centre on select evenings, namely Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The player must visit the mall during this time, talk to Tanaka and advance the social connection.
Financial Investment
To advance through the Demonic Social Link, you need to keep increasing your Yen.
Tanaka will ask for additional funds during each encounter, requiring a significant financial commitment from the protagonist.
Dialogue and relationship development
Conversations with Tanaka provide opportunities to deepen the relationship and unlock its benefits.
Players must choose dialogue options that resonate positively with Tanaka in order to gain affinity points and effectively advance social connections.
Persona 3 Reloaded
Persona 3 Reload is a video game produced by Atlus. It is a remake of Persona 3 which came out in 2006. Persona 3 Reload is the fourth main game in the Persona series, which is part of the larger series of Megami Tensei. You can play it on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. It was released on February 2, 2024.
The story follows a high school student who moves back to his hometown ten years after his parents died in a car accident. He discovers that he can summon Personas, which are like superhero versions of himself. He joins a group called the Special Extracurricular Execution Squad (SEES), who also have Personas. Together, they fight the Shadows and figure out what happened during the so-called “Dark Hour.”
Fans were eager for a remake of Persona 3, especially after the global popularity of Persona 5. Atlus knew this and started working on Persona 3 in 2019. They officially announced the game in June 2023, but there were rumors about the game before that, in April 2023.
Persona 3 Re:Incarnation stays very close to the original storyline, but updates the graphics and gameplay to bring it closer to the new Persona games. Narinori Soejima was involved in the new character designs, and Jun Hojo composed new music for the game. Some of the songs were even sung by Yasumi Takahashi and Lotus Juice. Critics loved Persona 3 Re:Incarnation. They gave the game high praise.
Persona 3 Reloaded Game
Persona 3 Remake retains the main parts of the original game, but makes significant changes to how it looks and plays. It borrows a lot from 2016’s Persona 5, improving features like how you move around and view information.
Now, as you play, you’ll see what you need to do to advance the story. This helps keep you on track. The map you use to get around is also better. It’s bigger and shows more details about where you are. Plus, it marks important spots you need to go, just like in Persona 5.
When you’re not fighting Shadows, you’ll have a lot more to do. In the dorms where your character lives, you can talk to everyone who lives there, cook in the kitchen, take care of plants, watch movies, and read books. Doing these things will make your character better at certain skills, which helps with other parts of the game.
At school, teachers ask new questions, and you can explore the school and other places from a better perspective. You can also fast travel to places you have been to before, making travel more convenient.
Making friends and building relationships is different too. While you can’t completely sever friendships like you could before, you can still mess things up if you’re not careful. There are also new side stories for characters who didn’t have much to do in the original game.
Things are also different when you’re fighting in the game’s dungeon, Tartarus: Your party won’t tire any more, and there are new things to find and destroy to obtain items.
In battle, you have more control over what your party does, and combat looks and feels a lot more like Persona 5. If you knock an enemy down, you can even give your turn to someone else, which helps with teamwork. Additionally, you can choose what rewards you want after a battle, rather than getting them randomly as before.
Persona 3 Reloaded Overview
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publisher |
Sega (Japan: Atlus) |
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director |
Yamaguchi Takuya[a] |
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Manufacturer |
Kazuhisa Wada, Ryota Shinma |
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artist |
Azusa Shimada, Tomohiro Kumagai, Shigenori Soejima |
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composer |
Hojo Atsushi[b] |
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series |
Role |
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engine |
Unreal Engine 4 |
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platform |
PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S |
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release |
February 2, 2024 |
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type |
Role playing, social simulation |
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model |
Single Player Game |
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