Regarding the Persona 5 conversation, ya'll just playing videogames (Or dare i say, approaching life itself even) the wrong.
Instead of living in the moment, enjoying the game, discovering it by yourself, you pre-emptively worry about not successfully maximizing the amount of
content you will see, because you worry about having some sort of lesser experience if you don't get to see it all in your first 100% speedrun.
Let's roll this up from a different direction: You didn't get to see the "best" ending on your first playthrough.
So fucking what? Does this lessen the fun you had playing? No it doesn't! And most of all, in the case of persona 5 it'd still be a satisfying ending anyways cuz if you dont get the true ending you still get the vanilla P5 ending, the one that everyone experienced when the game launched.
You just worry about some nondescript "content" and how to obtain this "content" that you cease to enjoy the "content" you already have, kinda defeating the entire purpose, don't you?
It's something really maddening these last few years, wether it's this, difficulty modes, or everything being a fucking spoiler.
Everyones worried so much about "maximizing their fun" of their first (and often only) playthrough that they completely forget to actually have fun and instead treat it like work.
It's videogames mang and not your crushs virginity.
it's the videogame equiavlent of this