No, they wouldn't, because they wouldn't become the protagonist of a story at all. If the protagonist was 'authentic' enough to know their fight was 'unnecessary', then there's no story, and therefore no game. That's the point that everybody else in this thread has been trying to get across. And I'm pretty sure that you're the only one still not getting it.
It'll do great, and he cry about how everyone are "mindless sheep" for having fun and enjoying it. Just like the usual self-fart sniffing grifter. It's all they ever do.
Can I ask you while that would be a deal breaker? After all the first Ghost game was all about the Samurai code centuries before the Samurai code got invented. The Katana wasn't the sword Samurai would use at the time either. Where was the concern for accuracy then?
It's unrealistic for women to fight. Women are prizes to be won by men for being awesome.
That is correction summation. You have not brought anything worth a fucking shit. Live with it, and stay in your own little bubble. While everyone else actually goes on about their and not being complete piss ants who can't handle a bad ass women in a historical fiction setting. Even though they already showed up in the previous game's story.
I haven't played it yet. I'm waiting for a way bigger discount than forty dollars or however much it was during the last Steam sale. Looks too generic for that price. The mistakes of the first won't excuse the same mistakes in the second. I'm happy to be proven wrong by the believability of these two women when I finally play it, but basic pattern recognition makes me doubtful. I know it's all relative. If a male protagonist can kill 300...? Still, I'd prefer to play as a woman who didn't take the same kind of direct approach, knowing that she is weaker. So there were female mercenaries... Did they pick off the weak and already dying and did they depend on the combined strength of the unit or did they seek out lone showdowns with WARRIORS? I doubt the latter. It looks completely wrong in another game that probably takes itself pretty seriously.
There is femininity, you're just too dense to see it by sexist lens. A man like you doesn't get to decide. No one put you in fucking charge, and no one ever will. How about actually looking at all the alternate costumes in the State of Play, instead of "skimming". Then your ignorant butt can learn something for once.
They're not aiming for Lone Wolf. You just have shitty tastes (not a dig at Lone Wolf) and want everything your pathetic way.
As far as we know, they fought exactly like men. There is no need to pay mercenaries to pick of the weak and dying specifically. They certainly did primarily fight in units and formation - like pretty much everyone else in this particular period of time that saw a shift towards ashigaru based mass combat.
Apparently, the katana he uses in the game wasn't even in use during that time period. Next to the Spartans the Samurai are the most undeservedly glazed in fiction. Speaking of glazing, they both couldn't get enough of fucking dudes (though probably more for misogynistic reasons). Funny how that never shows up in the oodles of Samurai movies, manga, and games. If it did now it'd be labeled as shoving gayness down our thoat, eventhough it'd probably be the most historical accurate thing about it.
Oh hell, nobody else even brought this stuff up! You brought up trans people as a bizarre non-sequitur in a conversation about something else entirely.
So this is from RPG Codex, an alt-right hate site for chuds and incels that is just one or two degrees away from dives like 4chan. At best it's a place for trolls and edgelords who get off on unmoderated slurs, and a terminal case of "we're not a nazi bar, we just don't ban nazis". You get banned from enough places like Ezekiel, you wind up over there.
Not shocked in the slightest. They are also a half a step away from being The Sanctuary.
The swords, armor and ethics of the Samurai in Ghost are indeed all Sengoku or Edo features rather than the Kamakura related gear and beliefs the Samurai should have in the Kamakura period. I don't think that's a problem. The Sengoku/Edo depiction of the Samurai is simply the most well known version of them. Its only a problem if a female character becomes a deal breaker due to ''historical acuracy'' when all the actual inaccuracies already got accepted.
Honestly, i did notice and it did annoy me. I actually had looked forward to a portayal of a lesser known variant of samurai. But well, cultural stereotypes are just too strong.
No.
Another lie, but I can't remember the context anymore. I always bring it up for a reason. You're making the claim, so you have to link what I said. Not surprised BrawlMan upvoted this, because he's basically BCell/Black Cell/Diesel in forgetting and pretending so that he can repeat the same crap forever.
Women being the weaker sex, the standard is higher or should be. I can forgive a woman without augmentations, magic or whatever dominating battles depending on the style/tone, but what I've seen of both of these games looks too real for that.
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Could be pretty good additions. Since I haven't been watching anything firsthand, though, I can't just say out of hand that I think they'll be amazing, but hey, more power to you if it gets you hyped up.Back on track to the actual game at hand:
Ghost of Yotei Reveals More About Atsu's Wolf Companion and Bounty System
Ghost of Yotei shares new details on Atsu’s wild wolf companion and the evolving bounty system that heightens danger across Ezo.
Brilliant Sucker Punch! Absolute brilliance!
"Frankly, it's just so dang convenient": Ghost of Yotei's new camping trips are an answer to traditional RPG mechanics like fast travel
And a way to show off the sequel's "way bigger" vistas
