So I'm struggling a bit with this game, folks. As background, I had similar issues with Yakuza 3, fiddled with Yakuza 2 on PS2, and haven't tried any others. I bought this one because of substantial reviews and the lack of need for background.
- It feels.. very budget. The cutscene visuals look like what I would expect from a ps4 game (or a late Ps3 game) but the in game visuals are a bit off putting, particularly in off-street environments (ie when you're in office buildings etc).
- It feels really clunky. The save system, the fighting mechanics, the loading screens, the seemingly random decision as to whether to voice a cutscene or not... it all just seems really unpolished.
- the fighting system seems shallow
- the initial few hours are pretty dry. I'm assuming it picks up - I'm at the part whereKiryu is considering whether to ally himself with the shady real estate company and is looking for information.
Are these common concerns when getting accustomed to the series? I really want to like it - and in many ways I do, given its pretty enormous charm - but I'm not sure I want to play a game for charm alone. Should I push forward?
Breaker has some really nice moves. I think it just clicked with me.
Honestly, I'm not sure what you're looking for. If those things bother you that much then yeah the game probably isn't for you. It's a ps3 game that slightly cleaned up and ported to PS4 so yeah if you want full PS4 power then you'll need to wait for Yakuza 6 which is PS4 only.So I'm struggling a bit with this game, folks. As background, I had similar issues with Yakuza 3, fiddled with Yakuza 2 on PS2, and haven't tried any others. I bought this one because of substantial reviews and the lack of need for background.
- It feels.. very budget. The cutscene visuals look like what I would expect from a ps4 game (or a late Ps3 game) but the in game visuals are a bit off putting, particularly in off-street environments (ie when you're in office buildings etc).
- It feels really clunky. The save system, the fighting mechanics, the loading screens, the seemingly random decision as to whether to voice a cutscene or not... it all just seems really unpolished.
- the fighting system seems shallow
- the initial few hours are pretty dry. I'm assuming it picks up - I'm at the part whereKiryu is considering whether to ally himself with the shady real estate company and is looking for information.
Are these common concerns when getting accustomed to the series? I really want to like it - and in many ways I do, given its pretty enormous charm - but I'm not sure I want to play a game for charm alone. Should I push forward?
I believe you have to discover but once you do you don't have to do then right then. Instead they should show up as ! on your map until you complete them.Holy fuck this club and disco mini game is legendary.
Does the map show you were all the sub stories start or do you have to find them all? How many are there?
Also what is this music that's playing in the background of the club when you aren't discoing?
I can't talk about budget or chunkiness of the game since I've been playing Yakuza for years and can't say that I've been bothered by them. But regarding your last two points:So I'm struggling a bit with this game, folks. As background, I had similar issues with Yakuza 3, fiddled with Yakuza 2 on PS2, and haven't tried any others. I bought this one because of substantial reviews and the lack of need for background.
- It feels.. very budget. The cutscene visuals look like what I would expect from a ps4 game (or a late Ps3 game) but the in game visuals are a bit off putting, particularly in off-street environments (ie when you're in office buildings etc).
- It feels really clunky. The save system, the fighting mechanics, the loading screens, the seemingly random decision as to whether to voice a cutscene or not... it all just seems really unpolished.
- the fighting system seems shallow
- the initial few hours are pretty dry. I'm assuming it picks up - I'm at the part whereKiryu is considering whether to ally himself with the shady real estate company and is looking for information.
Are these common concerns when getting accustomed to the series? I really want to like it - and in many ways I do, given its pretty enormous charm - but I'm not sure I want to play a game for charm alone. Should I push forward?
Well, just tried Pocket Racing for the very first time. There goes my time in this game
Yeah, I like it a lot, it's amazing for crowd control. My only complaint is that you cannot perform heat moves whilst in Breaker style, right? Or am I missing something?
And the Sega blue skies. Kiryu even looks like a Sega character, a bit like Ryo from Shenmue. Which is a bit weird because so many of the characters in this game look like real people, but then Kiryu (and to an extent Majima) still looks like a videogame character.
So can you not do Heat attacks (aside from stomping) with the Rush style? I love fast boxing fighting styles with evasive weaving but it feels pretty boring without all the crazy Heat attacks.
Do you guys recommend starting this game up on hard mode?
How good are you with intense action games?
Hmm, I'm pretty much a boss. (DMC, Ninja Gaiden, Bayonetta - those types of games)
So I'm struggling a bit with this game, folks. As background, I had similar issues with Yakuza 3, fiddled with Yakuza 2 on PS2, and haven't tried any others. I bought this one because of substantial reviews and the lack of need for background.
- It feels.. very budget. The cutscene visuals look like what I would expect from a ps4 game (or a late Ps3 game) but the in game visuals are a bit off putting, particularly in off-street environments (ie when you're in office buildings etc).
- It feels really clunky. The save system, the fighting mechanics, the loading screens, the seemingly random decision as to whether to voice a cutscene or not... it all just seems really unpolished.
- the fighting system seems shallow
- the initial few hours are pretty dry. I'm assuming it picks up - I'm at the part whereKiryu is considering whether to ally himself with the shady real estate company and is looking for information.
Are these common concerns when getting accustomed to the series? I really want to like it - and in many ways I do, given its pretty enormous charm - but I'm not sure I want to play a game for charm alone. Should I push forward?
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There are a few good heat moves you can unlock later on, but you can't do a standard heat move when an enemy is on the ground. It's like the opposite of Slugger where you can just do a heat move while they're standing there.
Knowing you, definitely.Do you guys recommend starting this game up on hard mode?
Thanks! I'll try to unlock them asap, love this style
Knowing you, definitely.
Just keep in mind it takes a while for combat to open-up. Imagine what you have at the beginning to the DMC equivalent of playing it with only a few handful of stuff like Combo A of Rebellion, Stinger and High Time.
The combat offers a lot more later on, including an accessory that let's you switch in-between styles mid-attack.
It's one of the shrine CP perks for Kiryu.I need to know where this is!
I can't understand how to do the Mr Libido, Kamurocho friendship.
He keeps moving around. I keep finding him and talking to him and nothing happens
Watch thoseuncomfortablestupidpointlessneedlesserotic videos.
15 to fully complete it.
I need to know where this is!
What do I do when a business area is in trouble?
Once you start speccing into that beast mode....
When i first got this i thought it was the worst fight style. It was so slow and clunky but now? Holy shit, It's easily my favorite for kiryu
It's amazing to pick a fight with a drunk guy, get into a resist stance and have him punch you til your heat rises and then break his arms and throw him over your head.
This game man...
It's one of the shrine CP perks for Kiryu.
I believe it's a CP reward, it's how I got it.
How do you progress the story? There are no markers on the map or anything
Hit start , it usually tells you what to do at the bottom. Sometimes you need to check your pager, tooHow do you progress the story? There are no markers on the map or anything
Life can be strange sometimes.NO KIRYU DRANK THE WATER
What point of the game are you at?
Yeah, that was it, thanks guysHit start , it usually tells you what to do at the bottom. Sometimes you need to check your pager, too
Does the breaker style don't have any heat attacks?
Very few. Most of them are unlocked in the sphere grid.
But they're all AWESOME.
I love everything about this game.
That is all.