How Persona 5 Tactica’s Damage Types Could Fit Into Persona 6’s Combat

Persona 5 Tactica is an unusual Persona game for a variety of reasons. The fact that it’s a strategy game (the first of its kind among Persona spin-offs) is only the tip of the iceberg. It introduces new skill trees for each of the Phantom Thieves, and instead of letting the protagonist switch Personas constantly throughout combat, extra Personas now function like equipment, each buffing the party member they’re attached to and giving them extra skills. What’s more, Persona 5 Tactica totally overhauls damage types. Rather than striking elemental weaknesses to get One Mores, players must use each damage type’s unique crowd control effect to manipulate the battlefield.