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The best way to advance in the story inPersona5: The Phantom Xis by acquiring new thieves and leveling them up, along with their personas. Since this is agacha game, the only way to get new characters is by pulling them on one of the available banners.
Like most other games in this category, there are two ways to do so. One of which is to accumulate in-game currency meant for gacha pulls, while the other is to pick up Golden and Platinum tickets whenever they’re available.
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Gems are used to purchase either Golden or Platinum tickets, costing you 150 gems in total for one ticket. It’s a pain to grind the game and get enough fora ten pull, but it’s worth the time you put in when a five-star character flashes across your screen.
There are a couple of ways to obtain Golden and Platinum tickets, some easier than others. This guide will help you find the best ways to gather as many as possible in quick succession, and also steer you in the right direction when it comes to busting out your wallet.
How to Get Gold Tickets in Persona5X
If you’re familiar with how gacha games operate, you should know what to expect inPersona5: The Phantom X. Golden tickets are for one specific banner, and picking some up as you play through the story mode should be easy at first.
There are treasure chests scattered around each stage, and some have the chance of granting you one Golden Ticket. They’re also easy to spot, as they glow a golden aura and showcase a floating Golden Ticket above, making it hard to miss.
After aboutan hour of gameplay, I managed to acquire enough for one ten-pull draw, and that’s just one way of getting these Golden Tickets.
Level Up Your Thieves
Part of growing stronger and making a team that can take down any shadow is bybuilding up their max level, strengthening their weapons, and raising their personas. Luckily, each thief gives up to four tickets simply by increasing their max level.
This also extends to the main character, who gives an even greater quantity of Golden Tickets due to an event. At levels 10, 25, 35, and 45, you’ll receive ten Golden Tickets, enough fora full pull, plus some Platinum Milicoin to draw a handful of new weapons.
Lastly, completing missions and collecting your Daily Hoot-n-Loot rewards will bring you some possibilities at Golden Tickets. It takes 100 Wingbeat Coins for one Golden Ticket, and you’re able to purchase up to two per month, so don’t miss out on this chance.
How to Get Platinum Tickets in Persona5X
Use Your Meta Jewels
Unfortunately, Platinum Tickets can not be found in treasure chests like Golden Tickets, which significantly limits your chance at getting some early.
The easiest way to pull on a banner that requires Platinum Tickets is by using your Meta Jewels to convert them into Platinum Tickets.
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The conversion rate stinks, as it takes 150 Meta Jewels to exchange for one Platinum Ticket, so you’ll be spending plenty of time filling your pockets with these Meta Jewels.
It’s best to take the opportunity to build Synergy Bonds and clear outDaily Missionsto add more Meta Jewels to your collection.
The exchange shop also has Meta Jewels available to purchase, such as the Cognitive Shop.
You can exchange both Violet and Clear Cognigems for a limited amount of Meta Jewels, but you’ll have to avoid temptation as there are many other items in the shop worth your time.
Purchase Meta Jewels/Platinum Tickets
Speaking of temptation,it wouldn’t be a gacha gamewithout a shop where you can spend real-life money, and you can betPersona5: The Phantom Xhas one too.
Here, you can open up your wallet and shell out some real dough for Meta Jewels, or purchase one of the bundles.
These bundles range from $4.99 to $32.99 (in Canadian funds, so less if you’re American) and grant players with Meta Jewels, Platinum Tickets, and other perks.
There’s also the Phantom Pass, which gives you tons of items and Meta Jewels, but at the cost of real life money.
I won’t tell you what to do, but it should be a last resort for anyone looking to obtain that one thief they’re missing.
The prices are fair for first-time consumers, but the more your luck fails to show up, the likelier you are to spend more cash. Approach this option carefully!
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