Persona 5 classroom answers series#
Exams will feature a series of questions across the course of a few days and culminate in a final day where you don't get to answer manually. Exams are a gauntlet of questions that take up entire days - you don't get to do anything else while they're going on.
School questions pop up periodically throughout the game as time passes, but four times throughout the course of the game you'll also face exams. Below, we detail all of the answers in the game for every single school and exam question you'll encounter. A higher knowledge chat will also let you pass a few speech checks in other areas of the game. You also have to masquerade as a regular school student - and that means getting good grades.Īnswering questions correctly in school will raise your Knowledge social stat, which in turn will allow you to better further some cooperation storylines with your friends, something we talked about a bit in our Persona 5 tips guide.
Different women like different items, so be sure to give them something that matches their tastes.įor all social links that involve a first rank that needs to be initiated by the player, such as with Yusuke or Makoto, the answers you select in the first rank do not yield any points, so you can pick whatever you want.The excellent Persona 5 casts you as a Robin Hood style thief stealing from the evil for the forces of good - but that's not what your entire life in Tokyo is about. This will provide a bonus point for all rewarding dialogue options.Īdditionally, you can give items to female confidants in between rank ups. When hanging out with a confidant after any automatic/initial ranks, be sure to have a persona in your inventory that shares the same Arcana as their social link. Going to a hangout spot with someone can yield unique rewards, but no such rewards or dialogue options will be available upon going to the same location more than once.įor the best Hangout Spots for each available confidant, check here. Sometimes a confidant or the story will take you to a location that you can bring others to later, such as with Ryuji when he takes you to his favourite ramen shop, but you can also read about hangout spots in magazines and books. Make sure you finish Palaces early because Phantom Thief confidants will usually be too on edge to want to hang out until after you've stolen a Palace's treasure. We have listed the days they are typically available, but their availability will vary due to the month, your rank with them, weather, and where you are in the story. Unlike previous Persona titles, confidants are not on set schedules.
If you just see a blue card, that means you need to spend time with them before you can get to the next rank. If their name is greyed out, that means you either have not reached a requirement of their social link or you haven't spoken to them since you reached the requirement. If it says " Up!!" over their name, you can rank up with them. The best way to do that is by bringing up your map to see which areas have the blue card icon and then hitting Square over the location to see who is available. In most cases, you'll get a text from someone who wants to hang out with you, usually to progress your social link with them, but sometimes you have to go and look for them.
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