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Any spoilers past chapter 13 in this?
Yeah, some stuff is from the final chapter.
Any spoilers past chapter 13 in this?
Yeah, some stuff is from the final chapter.
Can't say I agree with him. The story in Yakuza 0 is very amazing and really focused (especially in the second half).
Befriended Mama from Serena. Am I right in thinking Mama is a transvestite?
You will get your answer in another subquest (Mr. Libido if you are wondering).
So I assume there's no real advice for Catfighting except like looking at their feed status and praying?
I don't understand how people can like the cabaret game better then the real estate. Real estate was actually fun to do. Cabaret feels like a punishment.
Ahhhhhh! I better get looking for the randy bastard around town.
I don't understand how people can like the cabaret game better then the real estate. Real estate was actually fun to do. Cabaret feels like a punishment.
Real estate isn't very fun for me because it just seems like managing a spreadsheet. You never really see any of your employees working and you can't go and actually visit your properties. AFAIK upgrading the ranking of your properties doesn't even upgrade the exterior. It just feels very shallow and sort of meaningless. On top of that, having to run across town every few minutes to collect a new payout and juggle staff gets tedious.
The cabaret management feels warmer, more like a real, living business. Your employees are right there working their asses off, you can have 1v1 time with your platinum hostesses, and from a UI perspective it's just more respectful of your time.
Same.I ended up mostly parking Kiryu in the office while I was doing something else, and just checking back every ten minutes to collect.
I don't understand how people can like the cabaret game better then the real estate. Real estate was actually fun to do. Cabaret feels like a punishment.
When there is trouble in the Cabaret, how do you know whether to side with the girl or the patron?
I don't understand how people can like the cabaret game better then the real estate. Real estate was actually fun to do. Cabaret feels like a punishment.
So Kuze and Shibusawa arein prison for the rest of the series?
That means they can come back...!? As old men though, haha.
Ha! Aged Yakuza has this think called 'old strength'..Or good use of a pistol/well made shank. So no worries from that perspective.So Kuze and Shibusawa arein prison for the rest of the series?
That means they can come back...!? As old men though, haha.
New substories are added (or available) as you progress through the story. Somenare conditional and none of them are miss-able.Is it true that substories are chapter specific??
That was hilarious.That sugar daddy side story 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
New substories are added (or available) as you progress through the story. Somenare conditional and none of them are miss-able.
Is it true that substories are chapter specific??
They unlock at specific chapters, but as far as I am aware they don't disappear at any point.
Hey Trigger! I'm not sure if you're still lurking between all of the hours I got caught in mini-games, but I have completed the story and have collected my thoughts on Sagawa.
Endgame Spoilers:I view him as an antagonistic mentor rallying Majima through the tough decisions and teeth-gritting chain of command that comes with being a yakuza. Majima's stubborn path before losing his eye is what put him in the current situation that he was in. Sagawa keeping Majima on a short leash was not only his way of keeping his sworn brother off his back, but a remedial education on becoming a loyal asset to the family (or mostly himself). His personal stance towards Majima is more a knowing, in terms of respective position/power/circumstance, friend than foe.
I believe Majima's resolve to withstand a year of torture, desire to re-enter family roster and defy direct orders left an impression on Sagawa which gave more insight to Majima's true persona (Mad Dog). Majima's defiant stance butts heads with Sawano's disguised compliance to Shimao. It's a relationship that Sagawa is honestly amused by and (as we see from his pained face before almost shooting Majima) finds emotional value in. Additionally, once Majima is captured,
the little bird story is yet another monologue of hard, real-world consequences punishing a bleeding heart. He wants Majima to take the lesson to heart! However, Majima's path takes a different portion of the statement to heart. The very ending where Sagawa kills the damn cat. It's a position of biting back at authority with a vengeance like when Majima finally becomes a Mad Dog.
Overall, I loved Sagawa's inclusion. He effectively served their purpose for Majima shaping his own yakuza path as I'd hoped. Sagawa starts as simply an obstacle to be feared and ends as little more than another in-family opportunist with a bullet waiting for his name. Majima finds his own ideals to follow (having more fun and cutting off unwanted shackles) while Sagawa dies in the grim real-world consequences he once feared.
It's a dynamic done many times, but rarely well. I really like how it worked out here.
If it's not too much to ask, now I'm curious what you two came up with. Maybe they're both completely different from mine!
The super detailed analysis is pretty damn impressive! And it's more or less in line with my own views on the character. There's sort of two camps here on Sagawa -- Some /coughMr.Pointer/coughsee him as purely antagonist, a smarmy asshole who just wants to live large and use his power and authority over those he considers beneath himself. A spoiled child who kills cats and grows up to become a spoiled adult -- rich and flaunting it. They spent the entire game hating him, and when he gets the bullet at the end, they're happy to see him go.
As for ME,I see him of course as a smarmy asshole, there's no getting around that part, but I think he's sort of a tragic figure too. I think he spends the entire game wishing Majima would be his buddy, like an older brother who can't seem to convince his younger brother's friend that he's cool. He desperately wants acceptance -- and when he doesn't get it, he lashes out. IE, the cat.
So here he is trying to be this cool guy to Majima, and Majima is having none of it. I don't think Sagawa particularly *enjoys* the idea of killing Majima at the end of chapter 8, nor do I think he particularly enjoys having to rope him in that alley and wring his neck -- But violent reaction to not getting his way is all he knows.
So you can almost literally see his face sink when Shimano outclasses him at every turn in that tense-ass sitdow they have. As some have said in this thread, yeah, there's no way Shimano could have predicted everything that happened, nor that Sagawa would be so fiercely loyal to him that he would actually attempt to end Majima. Regardless, Sagawa is made to look like a fool, and as he calls out to Majima "You've got the eye of a mad dog" at the end, he's well aware that Majima is already off the leash. He's basically lost. This is further evidenced with his sad-ass face at the end when he actually thinks Majima is going to take out Shimano.
So at the end of all things, I actually felt pity for Sagawa. And I think he knew what was coming to him. The game doesn't make it 100% clear why the Omi end him, but we can certainly assume there's some serious keijime that needs to happen (accountability) for the Chief of HQ taking a bullet and the Empty Lot going to the Tojo. Further - if anyone thinks Shimano isn't above throwing Sagawa under the bus for all that, I have a bridge in Sotenbori to sell you.
But Sagawa isn't stupid. I think at that point he was well-aware of what was coming to him, despite his generous offer to hit the town with Majima. Not to say that I let this color the text - except in one small way - When he says "Isn't it." Despite our QA team reporting it as a violation of grammar conventions, I left that as a period instead of a question mark, because not only did it match the inflection of his "na", but Ithere's a finality in it - an understanding that it's over, and that really made it, for me anyway, a moment to pity a man who was just trying to make a friend in all the wrong ways end up having to pay for all the ways the Omi (and Shimano) screwed up.
There you go!
it's friday night in ny, should be out socializing but here i am playing some more yakuza.
chapter 14. watching a prerendered cutscene and manthe guy who just shot kiryu is one ugly fuck.
I forget who this is. Is it Shimano? Because that guy is hideous.
what the guy above said.I forget who this is. Is it Shimano? Because that guy is hideous.
End Game spoiler cuts
is staminan royale the item that heals you the most?
is staminan royale the item that heals you the most?
Dunkey made a Y0 video
this game is actually going to sell well isn't it?
Dunkey made a Y0 video
this game is actually going to sell well isn't it?
Define "well"
If sell well means 500,000 sales in the West... No way, if 400,000? Still way too much... If you mean 200,000 units, yeah that's what I'm expecting myself. Doubling over Yakuza 5 would be a great accomplishment.
you're saying if I do this substory then this item becomes available at the store?There's a dropable-only item that full fills health and heat, that said if you do a certain Majima substoryyou get access to buy an equivalent full fill item at the health store.Sotenbori Mr. Libido
so the item that gives you the most heat and health simultaneously is stamina spark, and can only be obtained from vending machines, thanksThere's Stamina Spark (Kiryu can get that from the vending machine) that heals you to the most with full heat bar and there's Toughness Infinity too that gives you all your health back, again from the vending machine. Otherwise Toughness Empreor is the one that gives you the most health back (But has no effect on your heat bar) that you can get from stores.