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Message: [QUOTE="Hourai, post: 174270, member: 34534"] They have personalities, to varying degrees. Joker Persona 5 is the most notable, owing to his sense of justice causing him to act out at multiple times that he really shouldn't, that you have no control over. Such as being told to lay low, and then immediately challenging Akechi's definition of justice on an airing of a talk show. But Makoto Persona 3's correct options (that is, the ones that give music notes) tend to be him manipulating the other party, with the incorrect ones typically being him just trying to end the conversation. Emperor stands out the most, as you just encourage Hidetoshi to be overzealous until something happens for him to reconsider. While you *can* play them certain ways that don't conform to that, they do have aspects that show through their dialogue options and in interactions you have no control over. This is not omnipresent, of course, and it's at its strongest in the Persona games. Thus far in my playthrough, the Nahobino from V has been pretty flat, as is the Demi-Fiend from Nocturne (before how he turned out in later games). The protag from Soul Hackers is just someone for Nemissa, the real main character, to talk to. [/QUOTE]

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