It did not.
Pretty much half of my playtime was in training mode, the rest spent fighting against friends in 1v1. The achievements were more grindy rather than hard, especially the 20kk zeny one. I got lucky when they gave away millions of zenies for free after selling 5 million copies. I couldn't imagine doing this otherwise.
This game also got me more into fighting games. Used to play a lot of MK and Tekken back in the PS1 days, but not many after that. Can't wait for DBFZ2, whenever it comes out.
Honestly, I only started playing this game because of this soundtrack. The game itself is pretty good, short, and not too complicated to beat, but I needed to look up how to do some stuff for the achievements. The free DLC puzzles are a lot harder than the base game, and it also comes with more amazing tracks.
Hey everyone.
Happy to come on board the admin team. Like Sunaurus said, I'll be mainly keeping an eye on content and handling your reports. Don't hesitate to reach out if needed.
Cheers!
I'd be down to help. I have no mod experience outside of the community I created over here. I'm typically active between 09:00~12:00 and 21:00~00:00. Brasilia timezone UTC -3. I agree with the administration policy.
The last Yakuza game I have at 100%. The graphic quality from Kiwami to this one was a huge leap forward. Almost a rtx off vs rtx on moment. I was even surprised you could enter a lot of buildings without going through a loading screen.
The combat got way worse though. It's a pain in ass not being able to do more than 3 hit combos because every enemy just starts blocking everything. I ended up just alternating weapons and heat actions all the time.
Only achievement I had a really hard time with was the one with the
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Amon group when they come at you back to back
I agree that we should defederate from meta. We moved over here because of the shitty corporations so we shouldn't let them in now that we are actually creating a community away from them
I began the series with Yakuza 0 on PC Game Pass. Then after finding out they were coming to steam I decided to continue the journey there. Yakuza as a franchise needs no introduction, if you've watched any gameplay video on YouTube, you know what I'm talking about.
About the game itself I really liked the combat. Tiger dropping enemies in late game never got old lol. But I did not like the race car minigame and mesuking mini game (mesuking's music was a banger though).
The achievements themselves were not too hard to obtain, but some of them required a lot of grinding. Also, the game got me hooked on mahjong. I even ended up downloading Mahjong Soul because of it.
After this one I decided to try to100% the whole series, but I'm going at it really slowly, only recently started Yakuza 3.
Edit: Lost signal when submitting and had to write the post again 🙃
[Insert waiting for Silksong clown here lol]
But seriously, this game quickly became one of my all time favorites. Similar to the Dark Souls series, I initially gave up on this game after a few hours, only to pick it back up again a couple years later and absolutely loving it.
To me the best part of the game was the exploration. Not finding out where you are and discovering new areas and enemies, that feeling of relief when you find some singing bug, it was an unforgettable experience.
The combat mechanics are simple, but they can get pretty fun.
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Nightmare King Grimm and Sisters of Battle
have become some of my favorite boss fights ever, mostly due to the rhythm and pacing of the battles.
The toughest achievements on this one for me were the Pantheon of Hallownest and the Coliseum of Fools. In the Coliseum, I died a lot in the final trial, particularly in that part with the two walls creating a tight space, no platform, spikes, and a swarm of mosquitos and maybe aspids as well. And the Pantheon... well, it's the Pantheon...
Another game that got me a very similar vibe to HK was Ori and the Will of the Wisps. I played Ori on gamepass, though, so no achievements for me. Maybe some day I'll try to play it again on steam for the 100%.
Anyway, that's it for the 1st showcase here. I'll try to post the ones I currently have every other day. Feel free to comment and post your own achievements too ^^
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