Tsushima. Home

Tsushima. Home.
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stfu

i like walking

fuck off cucker punch shill, no one likes your garbage movie games about some guy in a beanie flying around and shooting edgy shit out of his arms and nor does anyone like this boring shit about epic samurai flying around with cringe powers and following a bird to a treasure chest and then ac stealth garbage

>just started playing
>first thing I did immediately after the prologue was liberate the dojo
>got my shit pushed in by like 3-4 dogs during my first attempt

FUCKING FURRIES

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>cucker punch

how long did that zinger take you

A week later and the seething over this game is still going strong I see.

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kek I had two dogs run up on me while I was fighting a spear dude and I ran away

>Zig Forums actually enjoying a new game for once (seems to be happening ironically often lately)
>retards see people having fun
>proceed to try and shit all over threads
At least Tsushima threads don't get derailed easily.

why does this game look like blurry trash
and it runs at 20fps

lmao

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Jin actually does pull an 'Omi village. Home.' when you go there the first time.

So I just finished the prologue and just wandered around and killed a few dudes. Should I make a run for Inari Charm yet?

That was a neat San Andreas reference, but the "Until the Mongols fucked everything up." was a bit on the nose.

I don't think the tech is really there, just yet. Not like the game is too worried about being completely accurate, though, so that's neither her, nor there.

lol

If you want. It would certainly cut down on needing to meticulously pick over villages for supplies.

stand aside weebs

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You don't not like it. You've literally never played it you stupid queer

It's strange, the portrayal of the Mongols is actually pretty accurate, but most aspects of Japanese culture represented aren't.
Besides bushido not even being a thing yet, samurai wielded tachi, not katana at that time period. They were worn edge down, and were significantly more curved than katana. And haiku wasn't invented for hundreds of years.

For what it's worth, Jin refers to his blade as tachi, despite the in-game text calling it a katana, and it clearly being one.

Tell me Zig Forumsros, physical or digital? I'm having trouble deciding.

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Depends. Are you into selling old games?

always physical
that way you can sell it afterwards and get some money back

or whatever is cheaper

>if you play in Japanese, the lack of general subtitles means you miss out on conversations between villagers and every nice thing Jin says to his horse
"You deserve the best, Nobu."

The option to resell is always nice, but I typically don't do it often. I still do prefer physical usually. But it will take a few days for the game to arrive. Should I remain patient? Is the digital deluxe edition worth getting?

You just get an avatar and a theme, iirc. Nothing special.

that's why you do the first playthrough in English like a normal person

DLC - Werewolves and vampire samurai

>Someday, we'll go for a peaceful ride.

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I went with physical, the standard digital was A$100 but the physical was A$70

I think it comes with some in-game cosmetic stuff and a digital art book. I would just get it for the art book if it is good.

Damn, you guys have it rough. The launch physical is $60 USD, standard digital is $60, and the deluxe digital is $70.

if you feel like it's cheating it really isn't
it just makes gathering supplies less of a hassle

Oh, I guess you're right. Seems like it comes with a director's commentary, too. Not bad.