Source.

I just finished my second playthrough of P4G, and I used a guide this time to get the true ending. I may just be stupid or something, but it feels almost impossible to choose all the right dialogue options, complete all the Social Links, and eberytging else without a guide.
I love this game, but am I the only one who feels this way? I especially feel like the dialogue options when identifying the true culprit, along with the conversation right before that scene, are almost impossible to figure out on your own.
Just a small rant from someone who might be dumb and missed some glaringly obvious clues in both playthroughs.

I'm playing persona 4 dancing and one thing i really like is how most of the characters skill levels and styles are very in character. kanji is generally awkward and bad, Chie and Teddie are average but focus mostly on style and showing off and Rise is also singing while dancing so shes just okay. And then Yu and Naoto are of course insane dancers which is also in character because they're both aces who are good at everything. But then theres Yosuke who is consistently portrayed as clumsy and having two left feet, and Yukiko who's doesn't care about looking cool and is living in her own world. So why are they both throwing it the fuck down? Like where did they learn to move like that? They are both by far the best dancers, so is there a canonical reason for that or is it just cause why not?

I know it sounds very unpolished but I just wanted to hear this as a concept s/o to @/seanisyourenemy on ig he did this first

Link to the list of mental worlds

artist’s inst tnn27_

is this good or should i do other moves?