I'd spoiler the last sentence just to be safe, as that's kinda spoilery ;)
The Majima bit still confuses me. Mainly just down to the whole - is he/isn't he getting old? It'd have made more sense if they stuck with the fact that Majima was getting on in the years/lost his passion for fighting. But his speech as he fights Seijima suggests the opposite and that he was just testing Seijima? I'm confused. I mean, the fact the Omi got to him is a bit odd, as he took down a shit ton of them solo in Yakuza 2, so unless he IS getting on in the years, that shouldn't have happened.
Morinaga should have gotten better closure - getting wasted off screen sucked, especially as they built him up as a baddie while Aizawa seemed more lacky, less mastermind. Son of the head of the Omi or not, he'd have actually been worse for the Tojo than Daigo. And that's saying something!
As for the other Omi guys. I loved Watase. He rocked, he definitely was channeling Ryuji at times - he had a code and respected Kiryu (its debatable if Ryuji respected Kiryu though) but he was fairly level headed and honestly would have made a way better finale than Aizawa was in terms of boss choice. Then again, I see this in certain entries in the series where they have the amazing set pieces and boss fights as the penultimate battles and then kinda flounder on the finale. Kenzan! kind of does this, but having the epic boss fight they'd built up to at the beginning of the final level. Not the end! A couple of the mainline games do this as well.
Morinaga should have gotten better closure - getting wasted off screen sucked, especially as they built him up as a baddie while Aizawa seemed more lacky, less mastermind. Son of the head of the Omi or not, he'd have actually been worse for the Tojo than Daigo. And that's saying something!
As for the other Omi guys. I loved Watase. He rocked, he definitely was channeling Ryuji at times - he had a code and respected Kiryu (its debatable if Ryuji respected Kiryu though) but he was fairly level headed and honestly would have made a way better finale than Aizawa was in terms of boss choice. Then again, I see this in certain entries in the series where they have the amazing set pieces and boss fights as the penultimate battles and then kinda flounder on the finale. Kenzan! kind of does this, but having the epic boss fight they'd built up to at the beginning of the final level. Not the end! A couple of the mainline games do this as well.