Now, generally speaking, having the ability to put stat points into your PC may not seem like too big of a deal at face value, but in reality, it was a MASSIVE and Important option.
But not for the standard reasons you'd expect. At its core value, particle count was initially observed as a means to activate one's talent. From the perspective of gaming or fantasy culture, PC should be no different from, say, Mana points, or MP for short.
In nearly every video game, it was a basic stat that was used to show how many times you could fire off a skill or attack; however, there was a much deeper meaning than what we knew from games or novels.
The true nature of particle count is that it is an indicator of your body's particle content.
BEFORE YOU ATTACK, I know what you are thinking, "Taylor, isn't that just a recycled sentence? You're basically saying the same thing over and over."
