A lot of Yakuza makes sense when you realize for all their wisdom and charm most of these dudes are essentially meatheads with no taste or talent for anything other than a straightforward beat-the-shit-out-of-people approach. Sometimes I think the reason the villains can get away with stupidly rubbergrade shit is because the other characters do not even think of considering subterfuge and deception.
Ok finale, grinding the side stuff.
What a pain in the ass the food dude was.
For the story... about the big bad reveal... ok it was "a bit" forced but everything still made sense, this is the more legit story of all yakuza.
i mean
lol those idiots still beating each other on the roof, well.. THEY ARE muscle idiots and THEY LIVE to beat strong people, luring the big bad was... just some excuse lol.
Kiryu wanted it so so bad.
And the big bad made all this intricate plan... cuz he was SEETHING about getting old and weak, just amazing.
I don't get why people complain about it.
I hear that guy embellished that stuff like crazy though. Pinch of salt recommended.One of the central ideas behind the series is to have protagonists who are like the romantic depiction of yakuza (and how the yakuza depict themselves, hence pseudonym chivalrious organization; there's a great article by Jake Adelstein who is a veteran crime reporter specialized in the yakuza where he sat down three of them to play Yakuza 3), but surround them with yakuza that are more like how yakuza actually are.
Best bit of the banter between the trio that Jake wrote down: Sure the orphanage was a tax evasion scheme, but it was also a real orphanage on the side.
One of the central ideas behind the series is to have protagonists who are like the romantic depiction of yakuza (and how the yakuza depict themselves, hence pseudonym chivalrious organization; there's a great article by Jake Adelstein who is a veteran crime reporter specialized in the yakuza where he sat down three of them to play Yakuza 3), but surround them with yakuza that are more like how yakuza actually are.
Best bit of the banter between the trio that Jake wrote down: Sure the orphanage was a tax evasion scheme, but it was also a real orphanage on the side.
What a pain in the ass the food dude was.
What a pain in the ass the food dude was.
http://www.japancrush.com/2013/stor...ults-poor-to-defend-800-yen-water-charge.html
Good article, even if it is embellished. Absolutely lmao at the yakuza suggesting the Jewish reporter works for Mossad.One of the central ideas behind the series is to have protagonists who are like the romantic depiction of yakuza (and how the yakuza depict themselves, hence pseudonym chivalrious organization; there's a great article by Jake Adelstein who is a veteran crime reporter specialized in the yakuza where he sat down three of them to play Yakuza 3), but surround them with yakuza that are more like how yakuza actually are.
Best bit of the banter between the trio that Jake wrote down: Sure the orphanage was a tax evasion scheme, but it was also a real orphanage on the side.
Yeah though if you finish training and substories of the first 3 the reward you get completely defangs the asshole. Also I think abusing the i frames is kind of the point.On another note, FUCK Tanimura’s final boss, holy SHIT what were they thinking? I had to resort to abusing the assload of i-frames you get from his throws just to have a chance.
Rubber bullet stupidity aside the guy feels like a more idealized version of the yakuza than Kiryu. Helping all the helpless and all that stuff but ultimately a man of violence and a gangster.I liked Saijima, I don’t have a lot to say about him, but I liked him
You really hit the nail on the head on why I like the guy, my lazy ass couldn’t put it into words.Helping all the helpless and all that stuff but ultimately a man of violence and a gangster.
And here I was thinking I could have articulated that better.You really hit the nail on the head on why I like the guy, my lazy ass couldn’t put it into words.Helping all the helpless and all that stuff but ultimately a man of violence and a gangster.