Thanks for all the suggestions! I'm on chapter 5 right now and it's been fine so far and not much complexity in the mechanics.
For now, all my party is at level 17 and bought a few weapons for the party from random shops to give them a slight edge. I have notice that a 1-2 level difference is slightly acceptable in the encounters, but anything beyond that takes a massive hit on the HP. For instance, I went into Koreatown when I was pretty low level and saw a level 2 threat rating on the mini-map, I figured it would be manageable, but ended up getting my arse kicked (I was level 7 and the mob was level 13). I wish there was a way to check the level of the enemies prior to actually getting into a battle with them. Losing battles, results in los of half of income of you want to retry boss battles, better sa ve up often.Ĭan I ask why should grinding be avoided before chapter 12? Is it because of the Sotenbori arena providing a faster (and thereby efficient) means to level up? I'm having fun beating random thugs from all over Yokohama. Money can be saved in in-game poppo shops. Eating at certain resturants increases bonding and also buffs up the party. The passive party members gain good xp this way. Invest in bonding by ensuring ichiban talks to party members in the survive bar. Job xp and level xp levels up separately.
Get the jobs changed as soon as it opens up in the game. Have atleast one healer (saeko) and one tank(adachi) in the party. Once sotenbori arena opens up, try it before attempting the chapter 12 boss. Until chapter 12, i didn't feel the need for grinding. Don't spend too much time grinding in Yokohama underground tunnels, waste of time. Some of them like Nancy Chan makes some of the boss fights manageable. Complete sub stories as and when they open up, some of them give really good rewards like companions who can assist in battle. So get that mindset and adjust the difficulty (easy/normal). There's lot of grinding, especially when chapter 12 starts.
#Yakuza like a dragon battle arena levels full
There's full English language support, so you're not forced to read subs and much better side stories and charcters. Well I'm almost towards the end of like a dragon (i think last but one chapter), and I've to say this is like the best in the series. Take you time, learn what each party member does and learn when to ise themįor beat em ups we only have judgement left
Just go with it man, cause that’s the only type of Yakuza games we gonna get from now on. So bearing that in mind, what exactly should be my approach for this game? I'll be honest and mention that my only foray into remotely playing this type of gameplay would be with the South Park games, which I believe were quite rudimentary. My main question to all you experts out here is what tips do you have for embracing the turn-based JRPG combat system? As someone who absolutely loathes this type of combat style, how difficult is it to learn the basics from this game? How deep is the system compared to other in this genre? Started out with 5, finished 6 and albeit my hesitation, I'd like to give Like a Dragon a fair shot. This is the first time I'm going full mental to play 3 Yakuza titles back to back. I finally managed to complete the Kiryu saga today (write up planned in it's respective thread) and planning to start Like a Dragon.
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