PERSONA 5 PALACES HOW TO
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Between Palace trips is also a good time to make some lockpicks in your room, if there are locked chests you missed out on.

PERSONA 5 PALACES UPGRADE

You donвЂ™t need to do a complete overhaul every time, but if someone needs an armor upgrade or you find yourself lacking a particular variety of magic, address the issue before taking on the second half of a Palace.

Between Palace trips, make sure to upgrade Personas and equipment, as well as restock healing items.

ItвЂ™s a good rule of thumb to plan for two to three trips for each Palace. Push yourself to get as far as you can each time and share the SP burden between your party members. This means you donвЂ™t want to go every day and just do a single floor at a time.

Going to a Palace (or Momentos) will prevent you from doing after-school and evening activities (like Confidant Links).

(TheyвЂ™re usually resistant to every attack / magic type but one.) Or you can attempt a Negotiation you canвЂ™t use them in combat directly, but you can use them in Fusion to create certain rare Personas. Beat these guys quickly in order to snag a large amount of cash and experience.

Occasionally, youвЂ™ll come across Treasure Shadows, which appear as large reddish gems that bounce out of breakable objects.

ItвЂ™s also the first thing you should do when stuck with a puzzle you canвЂ™t figure out. YouвЂ™ll find treasures hidden in plain sight, new potential routes to progress through the palace and opportunities for cover.

Once you have more than four party members, you can use reserve teammatesвЂ™ healing magic (if any) on active party members.

Sometimes, depending on how far youвЂ™ve progressed through a Palace, enemies will reappear in areas youвЂ™ve cleaned out.

Even if youвЂ™re backtracking through an area youвЂ™ve already cleared, keep an eye on the mini-map and use cover points.

Making coffee at Leblanc will also give you an item that restores 30 SP. TheyвЂ™re sold at the vending machine near the baths in Yongen-Jaya (100 yen, infrequently stocked), or in the arcade vending machine in Shibuya (300 yen, more frequently stocked). Two varieties of soda (Arginade and Water of Rebirth) will restore 5 SP each and are worth hoarding.

There are few game options for recovering SP.

DonвЂ™t be afraid of taking a few shots if you can save a significant amount of SP.

ItвЂ™s easier to restore HP than SP, especially once you have access to Dia spells.

Learn to depend on your allies to pull their weight and use baton pass when necessary.

ItвЂ™s very easy to blow through all of your magic straight away in early dungeons.

Keep an eye on your SP, especially the protagonistвЂ™s.

Sometimes itвЂ™ll turn out there was a new Safe Room just ahead anyway, but youвЂ™re better safe than sorry.

Err on the side of caution when it comes to Safe Rooms and backtracking.

You can also return to the entrance, use the Velvet Room, then resume your Palace run if necessary.

You can auto-travel to previously visited areas in Safe Rooms by pressing R1 and scrolling through the various pages of the map.

There is no autosave function in Persona 5 you will be sent back to your last Safe Room if you get a Game Over.

PERSONA 5 PALACES HOW TO

Wondering when to send a calling card? How to restore SP? When to upgrade Personas? WeвЂ™ve got you covered. WeвЂ™ve put together a list of need-to-know, basic tips to help keep you alive and kicking in P5вЂ™s challenging dungeons. TheyвЂ™re also intimately tied into the gameвЂ™s main storyline, and we donвЂ™t want to spoil the plot for anyone.

PERSONA 5 PALACES FULL

Persona 5вЂ™s Palaces are intricately detailed, full of shadows to fight, puzzles to solve and treasures to harvest.

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