How To Fix Broken Social Links In Persona 3 Reload

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Social Links in are one of the most important aspects of the game, and while the goal is to rank them up quickly, Social Links can occasionally break. This is typically the result of an error in judgment on the protagonist's part in which they've said or done something to upset that specific Social Link.

When a Social Link breaks in, it is not truly broken. In, a broken Social Link resulted in the inability to fuse Personas of that Arcana, but this mechanic was thankfully removed entirely in. Instead, only a Reverse Social Link is possible, meaning you just lose progress with your Social Link until it is fixed.

First and foremost, the best way to fix a reverse Social Link is to avoid receiving one. This is fairly easy to do since the most common ways they occur are by selecting the wrong dialogue options or breaking promises to hang out. To avoid this, keep your word if you agree to hang out, and for the dialogue, will warn you that your next dialogue is important. This statement typically means this next choice could result in a reversal if you don't consider it.

There is another way you could end up with a Social Link reversal: if you avoid a Social Link for 60+ days. However, since unlocking Social Links in is one of the main goals, this should not be an issue. Keep in mind that this limit is much shorter for romantic Social Links, so max them out quickly to avoid jealousy.

Since Social Link Reversals related to dialogue only happen during the later ranks, you should have time to get to know each Social Link and pick the right choice based on what you know about them. If you end up with a reversal, there are two main ways to fix it. The first option is to patch things up like you broke them and hang out with the Social Link. However, it will likely require several apologies before things are made right, so don't be discouraged if it doesn't happen immediately.

The other option to fix Reversed Social Links is to pray. Praying at the Shrine about a Reversed Social