I was initially confused by a recent new demo for Persona 3 Reload, but I think I've figured out why it's coming out now. The reason the demo confused me in the first place is that it came out so long after the game was released. This seemed like a pretty big departure from how Atlus had recently handled a similar demo, and I wasn't sure what the incentive would be to change things so drastically. 3v4m5y

In true Persona fashion, Persona 3 Reload: Episode Aigis culminates in an all-out boss fight against a negative entity known as Erebus. According to Fuuka, your foe is an amalgamation of humanity's worst qualities. Its attacks and various forms reflect this, regularly inflicting status ailments on your party to whittle morale and deal devastating blows.

The final boss to beat in the Episode Aigis expansion to Persona 3 Reload is the Source of the Abyss, a familiar face that has haunted the characters of the story. This Shadow of regrets made manifest summons Personas of their own to combat your team. The only way to beat this foe is to recognize your group's weaknesses and exploit them to move forward.

While playing through Persona 3 Reload, you will eventually unlock the ability to use the shared computer in the dorm and even unlock Secret URLs for it. All of these Secret URLs must be purchased from the man at the back of Club Escapade, and each one will unlock a different game mechanic or item that can be used to assist you on your playthrough.

In Persona 3 Reload, Theurgy Attacks are another way to damage enemies, but they will only be unlocked after Fuuka s the team. There are only seven different Theurgy Attacks available for the protagonist, but each party member will also unlock their own specialized Theurgy Attacks.

Personas are one of the most fun and iconic mechanics inPersona 3 Reload. With multiple Personas, you can switch between various powerful forms to tackle any challenge Tartarus throws your way. You can unlock more Personas by fusing existing Personas together in the Velvet Room. You can also unlock new Personas by completing Social Links, hanging out with your male friends, fighting certain enemies, or completing Elizabeth's requests.

To beat Avenger Knight and Death Castle in Episode Aigis: The Answer, there are a few key things for Persona 3 Reload to keep in mind in of weaknesses, resistances, and strategy. A tough double-boss battle on the B20 floor of Antenora dungeon within the Abyss of Time is arguably the trickiest battle in the DLC so far. With that, your team needs to consist of the right .

There are a few ways to fuse Sarasvati with Agilao that Persona 3 Reload players can use in the Episode Aigis: The Answer DLC. One of the early requests available with Elizabeth is the Velvet Room Door in the Abyss of Time; these little missions can be completed in exchange for various rewards. Those based on bringing her Personas with certain skills require experimenting with the fusion system, similar to the base game.

The Wealth Hand is back in the Persona 3 Reload DLC, Episode Aigis: The Answer, and it only has one weakness you can exploit to beat it. A mainstay enemy in Persona games, this variation of the Golden Hand Shadow can quickly run away if you can't take it down fast but offers a great set of rewards in return. You'll need to have Personas and squad ready to hit its weakness from the get-go to trigger All-Out Attacks for a fast takedown.

Phantom Mage is back with only one weakness Persona 3 Reload players can exploit in the Episode Aigis: The Answer DLC. Found on the B6 floor of the Cocytus dungeon, this is the first of three consecutive boss battles found within the right Monad Door - containing the most powerful Shadows of the three doors. Knowing the weakness of bosses like Phantom Mage immediately is essential so you can save your squad's HP and SP, which would normally be spent on figuring it out on trial and error.