By | January 27, 2024
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In Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, it can be hard to tell what’s larger: Ichiban’s hair or his personality. Just like in its predecessor, Infinite Wealth actually ties the many facets of Ichiban’s personality to gameplay.

Related: Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth – How Long to Beat

It takes around 45 hours to beat Ichiban’s first game, Yakuza: Like a Dragon. To beat Infinite Wealth, though, it’ll take a lot longer. By increasing Personality stats in Infinite Wealth, Ichiban will improve at many aspects of the game both in and out of combat.

The Personality system in Infinite Wealth isn’t too complicated, but learning how it can benefit you – and how traits can be improved – is key to getting better at the game and unlocking a lot of its content.

Infinite Wealth Personality System, Explained

In Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, the Personality system is tied specifically to Kasuga, one of the game’s two main protagonists. Six traits make up his Personality: Passion, Confidence, Charisma, Kindness, Intellect, and Style. Each of these traits grants a variety of bonuses to Kasuga in and out of combat.

Leveling up Passion, for example, increases Ichiban’s resistance to the Sleep status effect and improves his Hero Job exclusive ability Hero’s Encouragement. Each of the other five Personality stats is tied to another Hero ability and a status effect resistance, too.

Personality stats aren’t just used for combat benefits like these. Sometimes, there will be obstacles in Ichiban and the gang’s way that can only be overcome with a high enough Personality trait. For example, Kasuga can’t exactly get past a band of intimidating thugs if he doesn’t have enough Confidence to do so. Similarly, people may not want to associate with him unless he is Kind or Charismatic enough, while a high Intellect can impress fellow intellectual-types.

How To Improve Personality Stats

There are a few ways to improve Personality trait stats. The easiest way is to take exams at the Ounabara Vocational School, which unlocks relatively deep into the game. The second-easiest way, but the more accessible way, is to simply make the right choices in dialogues to trigger a Personality Boost.

During many dialogues in main and substories, Ichiban has a chance to tailor his response. Depending on what you answer, a Personality trait related to the tone of that answer might improve.

Related: Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth – How to Unlock All Jobs (& How to Change Jobs)

There are nearly 30 different jobs in Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth for players to unlock, but some Jobs are exclusive to specific characters. Aside from dialogue choices and taking exams, Personality trait improvements can also come from performing specific moves (and maneuvers) in combat and from interacting with the world as one naturally would.

Personality improvements can come from playing mini-games, talking to party members (and new Friends), unlocking Jobs and finding items, and much more. The only way to really target specific Personality traits is to take Exams, though.

Every Personality Trait & Personality Bonuses

Passion
– Level 1: Lifeless
– Level 2: Dull
– Level 3: Eager
– Level 4: Fervent
– Level 5: Heated
– Level 6: Burning
– Level 7: Fiery
– Level 8: Raging
– Level 9: Blazing
– Level 10: Volcanic

Confidence
– Level 1: Pushover
– Level 2: Indecisive
– Level 3: Foolhardy
– Level 4: Assertive
– Level 5: Ballsy
– Level 6: Dominant
– Level 7: Hotshot
– Level 8: Dauntless
– Level 9: Daredevil
– Level 10: Badass

Charisma
– Level 1: Repulsive
– Level 2: Tactless
– Level 3: Approachable
– Level 4: Appealing
– Level 5: Charming
– Level 6: Captivating
– Level 7: Enchanting
– Level 8: Magnetic
– Level 9: Mesmeric
– Level 10: Irresistible

Kindness
– Level 1: Callous
– Level 2: Indifferent
– Level 3: Tolerant
– Level 4: Considerate
– Level 5: Gentle
– Level 6: Empathic
– Level 7: Caring
– Level 8: Loving
– Level 9: Selfless
– Level 10: Benevolent

Intellect
– Level 1: Dumbass
– Level 2: Knucklehead
– Level 3: Inquisitive
– Level 4: Sharp
– Level 5: Streetwise
– Level 6: Brilliant
– Level 7: Genius
– Level 8: Sagacious
– Level 9: Laureate
– Level 10: Mastermind

Style
– Level 1: Tasteless
– Level 2: Garish
– Level 3: Inoffensive
– Level 4: Head-Turner
– Level 5: Snazzy
– Level 6: Dapper
– Level 7: Trendsetter
– Level 8: Fashionista
– Level 9: Icon
– Level 10: King

Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth was released on January 26, 2024, and is rated M for Mature 17+ due to blood and gore, intense violence, sexual themes, simulated gambling, and strong language..

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