I didn't realize it was an actual choice when that came up; I figured batting cages were the "correct" answer for blowing off steam. I struck out seven times. I'm always amazed by how good everyone else's dexterity must be that they can play some of these minigames.
If you go to KamuroGo, under city missions you'll see "Friend challenge" and you can press triangle to display a list of people you're friends with and what your completion status is with each of them.
I just started yesterday and it seems fun so far (combat has much nicer feel to it compared to Yakuza 6), but I'm having some feeling of deja-vu. It's different but the same in a lot of ways, which is what I expected, but I like my games to feel fresh and new instead of more of the same. I had the same feeling with Fist of the North star which was pretty decent but even with a completely different setting it still feels like the same game.
Oh yeah I already have Yakuza 3 and 4, but never actually played them, but I'm definitely getting the remasters/ports. That reminds me I still have to start Kiwami 2...too many games as usual.
You have to run for it if they show up. There's actually a rrare QTE when the cops show up - usually its a male cop that appears, but sometimes you'll get a lady appear instead which has a completely different looking QTE.
Tfw you bring the girl to batting cages on your first date to impress her and end up making a fool of yourself.
Thanks. So Puyo Puyo isn't that difficult to beat all the characters?
Amazing use of a gif. Bravo.Tfw you bring the girl to batting cages on your first date to impress her and end up making a fool of yourself.
High level of skill? Nah, you can be shit at it and win, this is how I and many other people did it:
There's a quick mention in the video about how Judgment's reuse of Kamurocho feels like New York being reused as a setting in different films that see the city through different perspectives, and it's a metaphor that I'd been thinking of while playing the game, mostly because I don't agree that it's actually done here. One of my disappointments with Judgment thus far is that despite the characters being unique and unconnected to the Yakuza games, this is still very much set in the world of the yakuza, down to your character even has a yakuza father figure like Kiryu did. I know I'm in the minority here, but I've always found the clan conflicts in the Yakuza games to be the least interesting part of each game's respective story, and so it's a disappointing that that's at the heart of the mystery in Judgment, because it immediately makes the killer less mysterious and potentially terrifying. I would like to see Kamurocho from the vantage point of someone who isn't so embroiled in yakuza affairs, although I can't imagine who would replace the yakuza as enemies in street fights, and so their inclusion is probably inevitable.
There's so much potential for a Korean/Chinese based Yakuza game I'd rather they focus their efforts there. Plus they've already established both the Chinese and Korean mafia as legit threats in past Yakuza games.
That's something else I want. A Yakuza game set in Hong Kong and a SD2 would be very different games, and both most likely awesome. Bah, so bitter that SD never got a real sequel, I played that game inside out...
Okay, cool. I think I have Yakuza Kiwami, so I'll check it out through there. Thank you!
