Now you battle the same personae that you recruit, and indeed. The protagonist and a collection characters of compatriots he meets in the game’s story. The story of the game about the internal and external conflicts of a group of troubled high school students. By the way, it is important to press start during battles to skip animations if you want to complete this game in less than a year (they take way too long).
But what dominates most of the combat are Persona skills, and for those used to the few elements of newer Megaten games (Fire, Ice, Wind, Electricity, Almighty), here, there are Gravity, Ground, Blast and Nuclear (which are now called almighty, but before they could be resisted/drained/repeled) attacks, also, Nuclear attacks are WAY overpowered against enemies that don’t resist it. Although I have to admit that the party is more melee oriented, and only three people can be put on the very front line, since they have to be a square apart from other characters, and when you get spells that attack globally, it is pointless. Battles are done in a classic RPG style with some “positioning” elements, for example, your party can be set in a square grid, and depending where you put them, some attacks may or may not reach the enemies, it is kind of annoying at first, but when you get a feeling on where you should put everyone, and specially with firearms having more range than melee weapons, figuring out the position of everyone is a fun mini puzzle (in my opinion).
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