Story’s good but gameplay sucks, when I saw the reviews on Xbox I thought it has deeper combat than it actually does. It gets way too much hype cause it makes you feel cool but it’s a shallow game with a lot of scripted scenes.
Now that im older, the composer for this game definitely fucking loved the Dollars trilogy. The whole first minute sounds so close to "for a few dollars more"
It's incredible that after 12,000 years of betrayal, Yasha can make the right choice and stand by his brother. He does not ask for forgiveness, only for the opportunity to do what is right.
Perfect for calisthenics work outs. Especially when u do it outside in the summer heat. That slight sensation of death lightly grasping ur shoulders is priceless. Brings u closer to ur self than anything else
@@tendo2815 I did... if walkthrough on youtube counts. Sam is cool, charismatic and such, but I was quite disappointed with amount of screentime he's actually given.
@@user-co3uc8vt7e screentime isn't a problem at all. Sam's got enough background and complexity in the main game + dlc, not to mention that a good character doesn't neceseerily need development.
@@tendo2815 By development I didn't mean changes to his personality as the story progresses; I mean how much of his personality we get to see. And apparently it's mostly showing in his DLC.
can you imagine the shock a 10years old boy watching this game accidentally on a tv game show? this game really means alot for me,its such a shame for its commercial failure because the unfinished combat system, i'd change everything for a remaster or 2
Wind: Yasha, the lone wolf. Just a single, melancholy whistle -- like a cowboy from the wild west. Fang: The whistle is accompanied by a dueling guitar -- Yasha has met his match. The energy is pumping. Yasha, in conflict, is no longer alone, and he has found unlikely purpose. Bonds: Yasha's whistle is accompanied by a native American chant -- no longer dueling or complimenting his melody. Almost ignoring it. Yasha is alone once more, his bond with Asura lost in the legend he helped create.