I didn't finish Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii yet, but I'll say you have to be on board with the concept from the jump because the story doesn't really make an attempt to hook you. You're just doing it fairly quickly. Also I'm getting worried RGG studio has given up improving their action systems. - ThreadSky

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imrankhan.bsky.social • 5 days ago

I didn't finish Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii yet, but I'll say you have to be on board with the concept from the jump because the story doesn't really make an attempt to hook you. You're just doing it fairly quickly.

Also I'm getting worried RGG studio has given up improving their action systems.

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gcvazquez.bsky.social•5 days ago

Something I've noticed about recent LaDs is that RGG seems more interested in adding lots of new things on top of a rough baseline they don't seem to want to refine, rather than making small, but significant changes to that baseline every entry like they used to.

arturotron.bsky.social•5 days ago

The amount of pirate puns in this post is both impressive and inspiring.

imrankhan.bsky.social•5 days ago

It's not -bad-, all the things you like about Like a Dragon are present here. There's just a few negatives I did not expect.

mathewmonkbot.bsky.social•5 days ago

Are the negatives of the combat similar to the ones from Ishin Remake?

imrankhan.bsky.social•5 days ago

Mostly it's that there's not really any improvement and the launchers get rote pretty fast. So you're doing the same strategies for a lot of hours.

noescapevg.com•5 days ago

the hand-to-hand stuff was my least favorite bit by far. combat just doesn't feel very weighty and the game never puts you up against a challenger strong enough to actually feel threatening. same problem as with Lost Judgment and Gaiden imo.

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