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RGG Studio (Yakuza, Judgment, Binary Domain, Project Century ) Discussion Thread

Thac0

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Some tips for Koi Koi which I figured out grinding that 100k tickets for the golden bowling ball:

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As you can see almost every of those 12 colour pairs has two trash cards which only count for kasu or season, a good card which counts for ribbons or animals and an excellent card which counts for 5 lights or Boar-Deer-Butterfly.

If the excellent card from a month is taken you can play the other 3 cards in the month away without much danger. If the excellent card is in your opponents hand/still in the deck you want to keep cards of that month preferably.

The best card in the game to try and capture is usually the sake cup. It is that red thing next to the spikey yellow flowers. It has two hands which win the game very easily, and a third one which wins the game with high points.

The next best cards are the moon and the pink flowers. Those make the winning hands with the sake cup, and are Lights themselves making them excellent for high points game winning hands.

After that the next best cards are the Crane and the Phoenix - and lastly the rain man as the last light. The rain man is slightly worse than the other brights not used in the sake cup, as hands with him need a bigger number to win.

Boar - Deer - Butterfly is a bit worse than lights, since it has a harder time getting to 7 points. Still good cards to collect.

Treat trash in the same set as the winning season currently the same as Boar - Deer - Butterfly.

If you are not collecting the above high value cards you want to collect Ribbons over Animals over Kasu. If you get all three poetry scrolls (the red ones with the black letters) or all blue scrolls they are worth a lot of points aswell.

Generally the trick to winning 100.000 points is playing on expert with a wager of 200 tickets per winning point. Then you play with the rule where wins with 7+ points get counted twice.
Now whenever you form a hand, and you do not see an opportunity for your opponent to form a hand on his next turn, and you have less than 7 points you play Koi. Try to win with 7+ points, as something like 10 points x2 sets you up with 20x200=4000 chips. That saves you 400.000 yen and a lot of dumb clicking. If your risky strategy backfires and you get koi koid for a fuckton of points just quit the game via controller middle button. Up until the scoreboard at the end you do not actually win or lose tickets.

If we have any Hanafuda masters here who know how to do it even faster feel free to correct me.
 
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Yea you could basically sum up how to win at Koi-Koi with "get that fucking sake cup or die tryin'." If the opponent gets the cup, its time to try and get a quick win fast because most of the big point hands involve the cup and the cup can fuck you over with just one card with Moon Viewing and Cherry Blossom Viewing hands.



However, you can get the big golden ball for 10 mil at Kamurocho shops. And the golden ball isn't even as good as the upgraded weapon that you upgrade to EX with it. Also, personally I don't think Fortuneteller is a very good job, besides having one of the most important character skills Fulminating Forecast.
 

Thac0

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Yea you could basically sum up how to win at Koi-Koi with "get that fucking sake cup or die tryin'." If the opponent gets the cup, its time to try and get a quick win fast because most of the big point hands involve the cup and the cup can fuck you over with just one card with Moon Viewing and Cherry Blossom Viewing hands.



However, you can get the big golden ball for 10 mil at Kamurocho shops. And the golden ball isn't even as good as the upgraded weapon that you upgrade to EX with it. Also, personally I don't think Fortuneteller is a very good job, besides having one of the most important character skills Fulminating Forecast.

Damn I guess I wasted a lot of time then. Oh well, time enjoyed is not time wasted.
The bowling ball was a nice powerspike at that point in the game, as I could immediatly equip
Nanba with it as soon as he returned to the party
I like Seer, especially on Nanba since he gets a lot of good cross class skills to counterbalance the strange stat spread of seer. High magic and predominantly physical moves, they must have been on crack when they designed that class.
 

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I played lots of Koi-Koi too, to get some Platinum Plates (also a little trick you can pull, you can quit the minigame to avoid losing your tokens if you want to save some time and negate bad draws ending badly) to buy stuff from the kimchi stall and souvenier shop before I got to the point in the game where I could use Business Management to print cash faster. And later on you'll replace that with Battle Arena and then Millenium Tower post-story. Millenium Tower dungeon is 20+ million yen per run, and you get multiple 1 million yen weapons to sell from Battle Arena bonus rewards; DO NOT SELL the ones that you get pro bono, since the million yen weapons are used to upgrade your best weapons to EX and are what are sold for 10 mil in Kamurocho.

But anyway, like I said, personally I'm not a fan of Fortuneteller, because it lacks hit-all Heat moves (since wiping weaker members of enemy groups or the entire encounter in one or two attacks is your main goal in later game). But its important to level with everyone at least to 18 because having a strong lightning attack skill is crucial (and Paralyze is in general more reliable than Stun against enemies). In case of Nanba for example, he's got really good hit-all Heat attacks from Homeless and one of the four skills that can be used to effectively poach the rich to eat for XP in sewers (these being Rapid Shot, Bullet of Honor, and Nanba's pigeons).
 

CyberModuled

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Wish they'd release them separately (only one I want to replay is 5).

EDIT: Oh never mind, I'm retarded, they are giving you that option. Hurrah.

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Rahdulan

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I wonder f there will be inevitable bitching because the Remastered Collection isn't a straight up Kiwami remake kind of thing.
 

Terra

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Been waiting a long time for the rest of the games to come to Steam. My PS3 and its copy of Y5 can finally be retired. Very excited :)
 

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He likes quite a few JRPGs, like Breath of Fire, Super Mario RPG etc.
 

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