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[Markio128]

I did play Tsushima. Twice.

Enjoyed the combat. Enjoyed the visuals (though when you're hungover, all of those leaves and particle effects do ZERO favors) didnt give a fuck about the story and the side characters were uninteresting to me along with having their side quests last way too long. The most fun I had were fighting the individual straw ronin that you had to hunt down and taking down the camps.

I agree that some of the side quests went on for far too long in GOT - probably my main bugbear with it tbh. This aspect has been massively improved in the sequel as none of the quests outstay their welcome. I could say the same for the mini games too because there are far fewer of them compared to the original.

I'd say there is more emphasis placed on bounties than any other activity, so if you were to enjoy that aspect of the game, then you'd probably prefer it.

Ultimately, I got the platinum for GOT but sometimes it felt like a slog. I haven't felt like anything has been a slog in GOY so far.

 

[Judge Magister]

 

[mayham2199]

I didn't read the finale since I haven't played it yet but this isn't surprising. I thought the finale for GOT was damn near one of the best endings in a game ever. Overall I wasn't that impressed by the story in GOT it was ok, side quest were great. That ending though between you and your uncle is hard to top though.

 

[PurePlatinum]

Almost done with the Kitsune questline.

This game is a very very minor step-up from Tsushima. I would have given Tsushima a 7 so this is like a 7.5 or an 8. Super super boring most of the time.

 

[viveks86]

Love Ina's design.