@@PaulNgoXIII oh I tried various strategies I found on youtube. I even bowled turkey a couple times before I got that quest. But after that ai just couldn't do it. Funny thing, I did 3 strikes in a row against Majima in Kiwami
For the uninitiated: Cabaret Clubs in Japan, are a type of nightclub where female hostesses for a fee will spend time with a client engaging in conversation and drinking. It's in a grey area of Japanese law where it's not prostitution in the traditional sense, but you are paying for a service. These clubs generally provide a relaxing environment with drinking, conversation and entertainment through karaoke or more elaborate stage acts. The Yakuza series generally condenses the practice to it's base elements and status in Japanese night life.
Trash taste podcast went in depth about cabaret clubs, they even interviewed their friend who works in one and he's never really described or mentioned any shadier joints most cabaret clubs despite being owned by different people, they are actually all related or connected to each other meaning if there were such cases of under the table deals and such they would know and they would most likely report it to the authorities, other than that the way cabaret clubs are described is that they are basically like therapy and counseling except no one has an expertise or phd on the field and there's more drinking and entertainment because why not, the rumors and bias about cabaret clubs being a loophole for criminal acts has long been dead as cabaret clubs and being a host is actually considered a legitimate and viable career option and there's really a lot to learn to being a host it involves a lot of psychology and sociology and people really look up on hosts there are even famous hosts who were graduates from top notch schools and built up a great reputation open appearing on televisions and branching out into show business, but that's where the problem lies because contrary to popular belief working for show business in Japan is shadier than working on a cabaret club, at least the club cares for their hosts but being an actor or voice actor is mostly freelance and management involving them is corrupt, so if ever you consider becoming famous in Japan don't appear on television as an actor or a reporter just don't work for the television, just be a host and you'll end up on tv eventually plus you earn more than actors for doing something actually meaningful and act better since your not working with a script
@@traphimawari7760 "hey I'm going to show this to thousands of people...do you know if there are instances where sex is offered?" Well, I don't see how anyone working in something that might be tied to this would lie. Ever. They probably work somewhere where it doesn't happen, but it does happen sometimes.
@@traphimawari7760 Calm down dude, never said that there was direct pay for boom chicka wow wow in these places. I said that the Yakuza series boils the whole thing into a generalization. It's a watered down, subjected to the base minimum of what they do as opposed to the whole process.
Just to be 'that guy', Kiryu's ABSOLUTELY killed people. The joke started due to a translation mix-up stating that he never killed. The correct translation being more along the lines of he doesn't kill unless it's in self-defense.
But wait, multiple antagonists in the series say they know that he has a policy of not killing people. How does that work? I can't imagine all of those are the same translation error.
The best way I ever saw someone describe Yakuza was this: It's an episode of Law and Order but instead of commercials it plays full episodes of the Simpsons
@@mercenarygundam1487 for me it took me approximately 10h for both but it was worth because i had a lot of fun, not just for the gameplay, but also with the interaction between the characters
Fun fact: the japanese name for this series is not "yakuza", its "ryū ga gotoku" (like a dragon) so it makes sense you never play as an actual yakuza becouse thats not what the game is about, they just changed the name for any other country for marketing.
@@Wildcard-Jack-47 unfortunatly no... the original name is "ryū ga gotoku 7: hikari to yami no yukue " wich roughly translates to "like a dragon 7: whreabouts of light and darkness". Both names are pretty cool though.
Did some light digging and there is a possibility that the cult in Yakuza 0 is based on a real life cult that committed a terrorist attack in Japan by planting Sarin gas in several train station in 1995, they also apparently have things like Anthrax, a RU-vidr named AkiDearest have an interesting documentary on it
Ah, Aum ShinRikyo one. Maybe because of leader's appearance, because, honestly "Find teenagers-fill head with nonsense-wipe everything unrelated-fuck/extort/use" is pretty much universal technique for any destructive cult. Especially with strong guru emphasize
I feel like every single new Max0r upload will inevitably be watched by all the Chicago Reacts teams. I mean, hey, people know quality material, of course they'll keep suggesting it.
Now go and play it on stream. It's f*cking awesome. Seriously. You can get this game for maybe twenty quid, there are no paid DLCs, it runs beautifully on PC (although I do recommend playing it with a controller) and you can easily get 70-80 hours of content out of it. And it's really, really fun, both to play and to watch.
well as in the meetings and the rankings. But they hate how kiryu dress in yakuza 3 since he suppose to be on the top ranks but yet dress like a low rank. Also, picking fights will get you severely punish as it will make your family look bad.
I am just chuckling over the faces you guys are making over the incredibly violent scenes. I have never seen gameplay of Yakuza so now I am interested hope you guys try it too.
I don't think it should've made it into the other games because the disco trend died after the 80s (and also by being only in Yakuza 0 made the minigame unique and special). But it would've been nice if Kiwami 1 and 2 had a different and new type of dancing minigame inside Club Debolah that was *kinda* similar. I was disappointed that place was only used for plot, substories and bouncer missions.