Persona 3 Reload, Part 11: Making Room In The Fridge

Everyone has room in the fridge except for me so we can go on our cooking escapades. Independent of that fact, Ole McShatterknee struggles with his head-to-posterior ratio, and we get closer to Strength, who is barely different in this iteration, but somehow still better.

On the topic of Strength, I felt like something was off, and went back to check, and they did change one of her social link conversations for the worse, thematically. Self-harm? central aspect of this game. Wondering if you eat too much (because you're an *athlete*) or if less muscular girls or more pretty to the average guy? Unacceptable self-image problems.

Ah 2020's sensibilities. Powerful...ly stupid.

If you're young or a parent and are reading this: this is a dark game. It is rated M for mature because it does exceed T in some things. There is no sex (though there is the occasional suggestiveness you'd expect from pubescents), there is death but it's mostly unrealistic (fantasy monsters) and not shown (happens just off screen), the summoning comes off as dark, but quickly fades into the background. Some blood and mature language is found here. I feel any normal high schooler since at least the 1980s has been exposed to this content in their daily lives besides magical fantasy violence. This is not for 8 year olds; 12 year olds probably can handle it depending on maturity, 15 year olds almost certainly can.

Intro and outro music usually by @GunshipMusic, who are rad and you should support them.