MORE TO DO IN GENERAL
Coming back to the issue of not having enough to do, it is possible to either run out of things to do in Persona 3 and 4, or to simply get bored of the constant dialog boxes that all the activities entail. And while Persona 4 definitely did try to make sure the player had more activities and side-activities to partake in, it was still a long ways off from being as rich as we wanted it to be. Persona 5, however, has the advantage of having a larger budget than its predecessors, and also the advantage of being set in the metropolis of Tokyo. We expect to be able to choose from a multitude of activities in our free time as a high school student, ranging from clubs and sports to a busier night life (more on this later) and a better side-quest structure (ditto).
