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A simplified form is the basis for the '''One More'''{{Note|{{JP|ワンモア・プレス|Wan moa puresu|One More Press}}}} system in the {{link|series|p}} series from the third game onwards. | A simplified form is the basis for the '''One More'''{{Note|{{JP|ワンモア・プレス|Wan moa puresu|One More Press}}}} system in the {{link|series|p}} series from the third game onwards. | ||
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===Press Turn=== | |||
* Each character has one full turn by default | * Each character has one full turn by default | ||
* Hitting an enemy with the element that they are weak to gives the player an extra "Half turn". | * Hitting an enemy with the element that they are weak to gives the player an extra "Half turn". | ||
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* Hitting an enemy with an element they nullify or repel takes away several turns | * Hitting an enemy with an element they nullify or repel takes away several turns | ||
===One More | ===One More=== | ||
One more is simplified and more forgiving. | One more is simplified and more forgiving. | ||
* Hitting an enemy who nulls or repels does not take away extra turns than the one used to do so | * Hitting an enemy who nulls or repels does not take away extra turns than the one used to do so | ||
* Half turns do not exist, all turns are full turns | * Half turns do not exist, all turns are full turns | ||
* When the active character hits an enemy's weakness or lands a critical hit, the enemy gets [[Down]]ed and the character gains a One More | |||
* When all enemies are downed, the character can opt to use their One More turn to perform an [[All-Out Attack]] with the rest of the party | |||
==Mechanics by Game== | |||
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In {{link|game|p3}}, {{link|game|p3f}}, {{link|game|p3p}}, {{link|game|p4}}, and {{link|game|p4g}} One Mores work as described in the overview. | |||
In the other games, they have additional mechanics, or work differently for the game's genre. | |||
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Characters can use [[Shift]] on their One More turn to give their turn away to another party member. | |||
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Characters can use [[Baton Pass]] on their One More turn to give their turn away to another party member. | |||
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In addition to the usual mechanics and [[Baton Pass]], characters can get One Mores through [[Technical Damage]]. | |||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
{{Notelist}} | {{Notelist}} | ||
[[Category:Mechanics]] | [[Category:Mechanics]] | ||
Revision as of 11:23, 2 June 2024
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Press Turn[a] is a recurring battle system introduced in Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne. It gives the player another "half turn" when they hit an enemy with their respective weakness. This applies to both sides making it a double-edged sword.
A simplified form is the basis for the One More[b] system in the Persona series from the third game onwards.
Overview
Press Turn
- Each character has one full turn by default
- Hitting an enemy with the element that they are weak to gives the player an extra "Half turn".
- Half turns are turns which cannot be passed to someone else
- The currently controlled character can "Pass" their turn to the next character, using half the turn
- Hitting an enemy with an element they nullify or repel takes away several turns
One More
One more is simplified and more forgiving.
- Hitting an enemy who nulls or repels does not take away extra turns than the one used to do so
- Half turns do not exist, all turns are full turns
- When the active character hits an enemy's weakness or lands a critical hit, the enemy gets Downed and the character gains a One More
- When all enemies are downed, the character can opt to use their One More turn to perform an All-Out Attack with the rest of the party
Mechanics by Game
Shin Megami Tensei
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Persona
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In Persona 3, Persona 3 FES, Persona 3 Portable, Persona 4, and Persona 4 Golden One Mores work as described in the overview.
In the other games, they have additional mechanics, or work differently for the game's genre.
Persona 3 Reload
Characters can use Shift on their One More turn to give their turn away to another party member.
Persona 5
Characters can use Baton Pass on their One More turn to give their turn away to another party member.
Persona 5 Royal
In addition to the usual mechanics and Baton Pass, characters can get One Mores through Technical Damage.