In 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Persona 3, you build 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Social Links with different characters by spending time with them, which can help form friendships and even serious romances. But of course, if you're dating one person and decide to start seeing another, they'll get upset. The same goes if you stop hanging out with them or make bad dialogue choices--if this happens, you'll break the social link, meaning you can't fuse Personas with their respective Arcana. However, the remake is removing that feature altogether.
"In [168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Persona 3 Reload], the 'Broken' system has been removed, director Takuya Yamaguchi told (as reported by ). "The 'Broken' state itself would only occur if something was already wrong in the original version, and I thought it would be too bad if a 'Broken' outcome happened and the Social Link could no longer progress. Therefore, after much thought, I decided we should remove it entirely."
Another mechanic the original Persona 3 is known for is 'reversal', something that was removed in the sequels. If you stop spending time with a character, make the wrong decisions in dialogue, or double book, your relationship will deteriorate, reversing your progress. The difference here is that you can repair the relationship and grow the Social Link again.
"'Reverse' can still happen," Yamaguchi said. "The conditions have been made severely less strict, so simply leaving a Social Link character alone will not cause it to Reverse, as it did in the original version."
It isn't clear what will reverse a Social Link in the remake as not spending time with someone is no longer the main factor. It's likely that all the other causes will still be present, even if the mechanic is less harsh now--making the wrong choices during interactions and going on dates with other women while in a serious relationship were other ways to reverse your Social Link, so just to be on the safe side, try not to do that in Reload.
This isn't the only original mechanic that has been removed in Reload, as it was reported last month that the infamous fatigue syste𝓰m would not be present in the remake. In the original, there was a chance you'd get tired from exploring Tartarus for too long (or simply through bad luck), which made it more likely that you'd be sick the next day. Being sick lowers your stats, makes it easier to be afflicted with status effects, and makes it more likely you'll get knocked down. But in Reload, fatigue as a whole is gone, just like the broken Social Link system, so things should be a little more forgiving this time around.