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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The premise of the game was that the player had just moved to [[Inaba]] where card battles became a popular hobby. The player then explored [[Inaba]] and collected cards based on characters and Personas from {{link|game|p4}} and {{link|game|p4g}}. Some cards came by exploring Inaba and collecting either the whole card or a fragment of the card which would later be fused together to make a whole card. Others were obtained from events and by rolling in the paid gacha. As a social-type game, players were also able to trade cards with one another, though this had restrictions such as requiring trading passes and not all cards could be traded. | |||
===Cards=== | |||
All cards had attack and defense values, were sorted into 3 colored categories based on the [[Social Stats]] in ''Persona 4'' (Red Diligence, Green Courage, and Blue Knowledge), had varying levels of rarity from Normal to Super Great Rare, and came with a skill that could be used in battle. Leveling up cards to their max level also gave the player equipment that could further increase attack and defense. Some cards had variants in all 3 colors with slightly different stats. For example, red [[Konohana Sakuya]] had balanced attack/defense, green had lower attack but higher defense, and blue had higher attack but lower defense. Cards based on characters had less stats, but could hold more equipment. | All cards had attack and defense values, were sorted into 3 colored categories based on the [[Social Stats]] in ''Persona 4'' (Red Diligence, Green Courage, and Blue Knowledge), had varying levels of rarity from Normal to Super Great Rare, and came with a skill that could be used in battle. Leveling up cards to their max level also gave the player equipment that could further increase attack and defense. Some cards had variants in all 3 colors with slightly different stats. For example, red [[Konohana Sakuya]] had balanced attack/defense, green had lower attack but higher defense, and blue had higher attack but lower defense. Cards based on characters had less stats, but could hold more equipment. | ||
===Battles=== | |||
The game's combat was a simple form of card battling where the player faced against NPCs and other players, selected 3 cards to use, and the attack and defense values of the player's cards was compared against their opponent's. Damage followed rock-paper-scissors rules: Diligence cards were weak to Knowledge but strong against Courage, Courage cards were weak against Diligence but strong against Knowledge, and Knowledge cards were weak against Courage but strong against Diligence. | The game's combat was a simple form of card battling where the player faced against NPCs and other players, selected 3 cards to use, and the attack and defense values of the player's cards was compared against their opponent's. Damage followed rock-paper-scissors rules: Diligence cards were weak to Knowledge but strong against Courage, Courage cards were weak against Diligence but strong against Knowledge, and Knowledge cards were weak against Courage but strong against Diligence. | ||
Players who pre-registered before the game launched received a free gacha ticket for an R rarity or higher card. Around the release of the Android app in December of 2012, there was a 200,000+ user campaign where users who logged in between December 26th and January 4th were given 1 gacha ticket, 200k strengthening points to level cards with, and 2000 friend points. | ===Campaigns=== | ||
Players who pre-registered before the game launched received a free gacha ticket for an R rarity or higher card. Around the release of the Android app in December of 2012, there was a 200,000+ user campaign where users who logged in between December 26th and January 4th were given 1 gacha ticket, 200k strengthening points to level cards with, and 2000 friend points. For the game's 1st anniversary, players could earn up to 8050 coins and received multiple GR rarity gacha tickets as a login bonus. | |||
===Events=== | |||
During the game's lifetime, there were frequent events that awarded players with cards, such as a player raid battle versus [[Shadow Teddie]] that rewarded players with Shadow Teddie's card. Other events were accompanied by gachas where players rolled and could receive recovery items and rare cards. During the theatrical release of ''[[Persona 3 The Movie]]'' in 2013, there were events where players could obtain cards featuring [[Makoto Yuki]], [[Mitsuru Kirijo]], and [[Akihiko Sanada]]. | During the game's lifetime, there were frequent events that awarded players with cards, such as a player raid battle versus [[Shadow Teddie]] that rewarded players with Shadow Teddie's card. Other events were accompanied by gachas where players rolled and could receive recovery items and rare cards. During the theatrical release of ''[[Persona 3 The Movie]]'' in 2013, there were events where players could obtain cards featuring [[Makoto Yuki]], [[Mitsuru Kirijo]], and [[Akihiko Sanada]]. | ||
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P4CB SGR Alice Card Artwork.jpg | [[Alice]]'s SGR rarity card | P4CB SGR Alice Card Artwork.jpg | [[Alice]]'s SGR rarity card | ||
P4CB SGR Konohana Sakuya Card Artwork.jpg | [[Konohana Sakuya]]'s SGR rarity card | P4CB SGR Konohana Sakuya Card Artwork.jpg | [[Konohana Sakuya]]'s SGR rarity card | ||
P4CB SGR Izanagi Card Artwork.jpg | [[Izanagi]]'s SGR rarity card | |||
P4CB GR Makoto and Thanatos Card Artwork.jpg | [[Makoto Yuki]] and [[Thanatos]]'s GR rarity card | |||
P4CB GR Makoto Yuki Card Artwork.jpg | [[Makoto Yuki]]'s GR rarity card | |||
P4CB GR Persona 3 Spring of Birth Card Artwork.jpg | {{link|movie|p3msb}} GR rarity card | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
===Screenshots=== | ===Screenshots=== | ||