stuff like triple exp and prinny day affects everyone, but character specific upgrades like movement and counters only affect said character.

Originally posted by pokon:

stuff like triple exp and prinny day affects everyone, but character specific upgrades like movement and counters only affect said character.

Thank you

It kinda depends on the bill. For your examples, "Improve Movement" is individual (so you'll need to pass it for each of your characters. Not only that, but IIRC you'll need to pass it again if you decide to reincarnate), while "Triple EXP" is for the first person who gets the first chunk of EXP in a stage, regardless of who passed the bill.
A bit of a tangent line, but remember that support skills like (de)buffs, ailments and healing give EXP in this game (supposedly to help units like healers early on since they usually won't be fighting directly), so the triple EXP bonus will be spent and essentially wasted if you do so before killing an enemy. Killing multiple enemies also doesn't quite "work" as one might've hoped, as multi-target attacks do have an order in which they damage the enemies (so only the first kill counts, even if it's from a single special attack). In short, the Triple EXP bill is pretty bad in general and mostly a waste of time.

For the most part, though, just consider them individual. Any that aren't are usually pretty obvious to spot, like stronger/weaker enemies, creating a new class or unlocking a new map/battle, which wouldn't make sense to be only for the one who passed the bill.

Originally posted by neemoos:

It kinda depends on the bill. For your examples, "Improve Movement" is individual (so you'll need to pass it for each of your characters. Not only that, but IIRC you'll need to pass it again if you decide to reincarnate), while "Triple EXP" is for the first person who gets the first chunk of EXP in a stage, regardless of who passed the bill.
A bit of a tangent line, but remember that support skills like (de)buffs, ailments and healing give EXP in this game (supposedly to help units like healers early on since they usually won't be fighting directly), so the triple EXP bonus will be spent and essentially wasted if you do so before killing an enemy. Killing multiple enemies also doesn't quite "work" as one might've hoped, as multi-target attacks do have an order in which they damage the enemies (so only the first kill counts, even if it's from a single special attack). In short, the Triple EXP bill is pretty bad in general and mostly a waste of time.

For the most part, though, just consider them individual. Any that aren't are usually pretty obvious to spot, like stronger/weaker enemies, creating a new class or unlocking a new map/battle, which wouldn't make sense to be only for the one who passed the bill.

I would never imagine that buffs would give exp to my characthers, now I see that i have never used the real benefit of triple exp, because I always use a buff called "braveheart" before killing an enemy, Thanks for the explanation