The Hidden Questline in Ghost of Tsushima (A Family's Escape) 

A record said she died then got buried by her favorite waterfall which I still trying to find. But good theory 👌

@@TheBoogyman_ which record?

@@Robopup325 I meant a letter sorry, I'm kind of dumb

Yea and another thing that supports what you said is there is blood ok the rock right above her which I impossible to get on so I thing she hit her head or something when she either jumped/fell off the rock with with the Camp and everything

*their *bodies

It has been a while, I'll have to check out again, but I remember finding a note high up a mountain near a shrine...

@@highrollaz1000 That's a different story. You're talking about a series of 4 key item scrolls that can be found on and around Arrow Peak Shrine.

Thanks!

Ughhhh I just found that record “What happened in Komoda” wish I hadn’t

Did you ever find the waterfall? Im currently trying to locate Toku’s burial that is referenced

And makes me happy about the ways jin killed the mongols,they really deserved a bad ending

yeah crazy how the Japanese endured this terrible invasion and then decided oh we should be doing this to other countries

I love this game👏

@@davepulical8448 yeah crazy how human nature works. Rulers of nations and regions don't represent the entirety of their own people.

@@felix-ve8jk that is true

For real side quests are depressing. One guy sends you to find someone else, that someone else is dead. If that someone else isnt dead, the guy that sent you is once you come back to him. Its kinda boring tbh they all end same way 😂

In the third act island... There is a quest with two dudes... After I finished, I got back to that one dude anddd he got killed by mongols. Yay.

There is a quest called bloodletting you may wanna do that for a change

its literally open ended

My guess is that 99% of players would never bother to follow up on the first note, not just because we're used to being hand-led through games, but because there's no real guarantee there's anything at to find. Games like this are gigantic, with dozens of quests clearly laid out for us to invest time in, so the idea of screwing around looking to see if this note leads to anything at all isn't all that tempting for most of us. But here's the thing. I think it'd be really interesting for a game to make this the main technique of exploration, and they could do it by forcing the player to learn it in order to progress, just like any other game mechanic. Two or three simple tutorial quests could teach the player how to zero in on the right clues, and now to interpret them. Then, the clues could slowly increase in complexity and obscurity over the course of the game. Of course, that becomes a whole game mechanic in itself, and a mechanic like this would severely affect the pacing of a game. The player would have to be prepared to be stuck until they puzzled out the clues. I find with a lot of tutorials, I don't retain all the information, so I often get a little stuck until I relearn a few key mechanics. So the game would have to have ways to remind you what characters said, what notes said, reading maps and sign posts, etc, and how to sort through that information for the vital clues. But I think that would be a lot if fun. I always think less hud clutter and more immersion is better in these kinds of games. That's why I loved the guiding wind so much.

You gotta play Red Dead Redemption 2 then.. so many things like this it seems endless

I always loved this little quest. There are other small hidden quests that don't count towards 100% so one never knows if you do find them all or not. There is one with a monk burning bodies by a watchtower, there is another about a woman trying to fool you into killing you.

Is that so? 👀

@@naoiwatani8402 any idea where i can gind those quests?

Agreed I’m playing the Witcher 3 and all too often I am glued to the minimap, which is horrible considering what type of game it was meant to be I would much rather be limited in my resources and have to navigate by landmarks and knowledge already available to me, it would make every excursion a really cool puzzle

That only works with worlds relatively sizable if were talking skyrim or something that big youre gonna get lost fast. Ive played some games where i was given no help (no handholding) and half the time i have to look up guides on where to go after wandering around aimless for a good hour or so, i can agree there should be MORE hidden quests, but not the whole game. Cause again unless the map is recognisable to a semblance of space, youll get lost fast

Try morrowind, it's basically just that. "Go to the cave east of the village" is about as much info you'll get for a lot of quests

Yeah! There’s actually a LOT of unwritten tales in this game, especially on Iki Island.

The new AC games have a feature where they give you vague instructions or directions. It's pretty cool to actually look around you

Damn glad to see I’m not the only sad one

I randomly climbed that tower and found the note

how do you know they aren't?

I’m the same. It kept saying I didn’t look at it so I finally followed the guest line and got stuck so I searched out answers and found this great video. Loved the story and it totally fit awesome job.

For me, when I bowed, job told the man "you deserve better respect than this". Playing it for the first time. At this part now, absolutely fantastic game and great video.

found it!! it was atop ‘sibling rocks’ the island right across from the pillar of honour where you find that note. at the top of the steps there’s a table with supplies on it and it had a note saying they left them because they had to leave and they were sorry. i can’t find the note now but i’m 99% sure it was the same storyline. i know i’m a year late but it’s very interesting😅

Same but only these specifics notes