I understand your point, the magic build is simply more convenient, since it allows you to focus on the weaknesses of opponents. And this is true, although purely from my experience of dozens of playthroughs of dozens of Atlus games - a balanced build through physical damage from the very beginning annihilates opponents simply through crits. Plus they are somewhat more economical in terms of resource consumption. However, all my arguments are empty if you play on a difficulty lower than the most difficult
I understand your point, the magic build is simply more convenient, since it allows you to focus on the weaknesses of opponents. And this is true, although purely from my experience of dozens of playthroughs of dozens of Atlus games - a balanced build through physical damage from the very beginning annihilates opponents simply through crits. Plus they are somewhat more economical in terms of resource consumption. However, all my arguments are empty if you play on a difficulty lower than the most difficult
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