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Only being able to set one stat at a time is a bit different from having to confirm each stat change. Certainly though, changing stats to edit them now takes a extra button each time.
Even if I'm talking about GP tuning. The Vita version will only ask once because you can move up and down while tuning. The remaster just can't do that
What I meant is you can only tune 1 item at a time but the Vita version can tune the whole thing at once,
https://imgur.com/a/3I494SB
Watch it with sound then you will get it. This is recorded from Vita TV,
Try with GP though and it'll throw up a confirmation screen and require you to confirm the points allocation.
In the remaster you have to hit the confirm button every single time.
But you can't see the full size character art in character selection screen because the UI is blocking some of it
Also tuning stats now I have to confirm it one by one. The Vita version let me tune everything on the screen then hit Circle to confirm TP/GP usage.
Overall I think it is a downgrade but it's not the unplayable.
Still great game.