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  mv

  1.3 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  good game. finding resources for hideout building is boring and the building mechanisms could use some work to make it better.

  While the surrounding controversies are understandable, this game is absolutely stunning. The graphics are breathtaking, and the combat feels smooth, powerful, and super satisfying — probably the best in the whole series. A lot of people didn’t like playing as Yasuke, but I actually enjoyed it. He’s a beast in combat and just wrecks everything in his path.

  分數：8 / 10，傳奇的戰國日本，風雲地，英雄地。絕美的大和風光，美輪美奐。

  I love it!
  
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  Jose Victor

  2.5 of 5 stars Verified purchase

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  pin8 welcome – Review (4/10) The game looks amazing visually, with impressive graphics and beautiful detail. Unfortunately, that’s where the praise ends. The game feels badly optimized and needs serious tuning from the developers. The open world doesn’t feel truly open, and the story is a complete mess — this is not how you write a coherent game narrative. Gameplay mechanics feel heavy and sluggish. Naoe is by far the most fun and fluid character to play, while Yasuke feels completely out of place in the setting. Overall, pin8 welcome is a beautiful disappointment — great visuals, but poor execution. Rating: 4/10

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  Initially put in for a refund but kept coming back to it. With some tuning and a couple Nvidia overlays this game has turned out to be the most visually and acoustically stunning games I think I've ever played. I'm on a 4080 with 13900k processor and I'm getting steady 80-90 fps with DLSS balanced and Frame Gen x2. Nearly all settings maxed out with a couple trade offs at very high and shadows at high setting. The voice acting (in Japanese) and dialogue are amazing, along with the music. I feel there are a few too many key mappings that could easily be relegated to single key or mouse button but I made it work. The RPG elements have a lot of depth making character and building elements meaningful and fun. For the record I don't give a hoot if a game is "woke" or not though I prefer accuracy and realism to agendas. In this game both characters were real people and you really only spend time playing Naoe who is Japanese. I'm having the most fun playing games like this and SW Outlaws that were panned by audiences for the most asinine reasons. I really tried hard not to like both these games and wasn't planning on buying either based on what I was reading but I found myself with more down time then usual. Give this game a chance when you find it on sale and if you don't like, refund it. I'm glad I did.
  
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  Cybersync

  3.6 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  great game

  This is my personal favorite installment since origins as I have been wanting this theme since brotherhood. The dev approach to this game has been noticeably improved, but has much room still. What is clear is they are not phoning it in here. The new in-house graphical tech looks good, performance is mostly stable, the free content is appreciated, and the gameplay is solid, if not eventually redundant. But I even found fun in the repetition, because The art in this game is so damn beautiful. The story is serviceable with Japanese VA, but hardly profound. The team is listening to feedback and looking for ways to meaningfully improve their product while advancing the formula, and that feels refreshing. Maybe this was true in the past, but was becoming increasingly difficult to trust. Combat can be fun when mastered, and leaves space for some player expression, while there are enough options available to create a more immersive, and difficult experience which is welcome of course. Unfortunately, the team still fails to solve for repetitive scenarios and minimal solutions, as the current design formula again demonstrates its desperate need for complexity. The onus is once again on the player to experience the game with variety. Otherwise, it becomes very samey, as what works, always works. And of course, I still yearn for a parkour as good as or better than unity so many years later. 7.7/10 This is a solid step in the right direction, showing that the team understands the assassin fantasy MUST stay center. Wants: Reintroduce the abstergo vs assassins modern day themes, and well as multiple options to manipulate NPCs (sleep, berserk, etc) - this tech in 1960s New York, 70s Berlin or Prague, or 80s Hong Kong or Moscow (focus verticality), with a priority on parkour, and more dynamic AI/NPC behavior. The way this game evolves is in movement, stealth, and npc "intelligence". Also, The story MUST give meaning to the level design and combat "zones" - NPC variety is how combat and stealth become more dynamic. NPC varitey can be more than just HP, equipment, skills, aggression, parry window, attributes, animation set, etc.. What changes everything is "personalities". A set of "choices, and behaviors" NPCs will make that sets them apart from others. Which will fight to the death or give in to cowardice? Which will patrol vigilantly, or abandon responsibility? Which will fight you alone, because they are that confident or immediately call for backup? Maybe some investigate more aggressively, and some are too lazy? Maybe some investigate more cunningly, laying traps, and using deception, and others more obviously. This is how combat zone methodology changes little, but experiences within them become various and alive. What if there were different combinations of intelligence (FOV, listening radius, increased strat options available and likelihood of deception), confidence (very low-very high; likelihood to engage frontal, without backup, or ignore protcol), vigilance (probability of rule-breaking), and skill level (accuracy, damage, # of "cooldowns", etc) for each NPC which generated a number of possible choices an NPC with a given "personality" will make?? an ICVS profile, if you will. Different zones, and story progression would determine the likelihood that certain ICVS types would be present in a given combat zone, shaping ones tactical approach but offering room for surprise in every scenario. -- Imagine being stalked by a character with a similar skill set to yours throughout the game, having to always mind your six, and minimize the trail you leave behind.

  Don't fu**ing buy even on sale(or must be really cheap if I gonna recommend to try this), it's a waste of money af and I speak from gameplay and flow of story not from woke sh*t or color samurai. I'm not gonna use more of my time to write sh** in this review cuz it not worth my time and if you really want to know what I think just DM me or just go look for online review. In short, go buy AC brotherhood or black flag or syndicate

  i wish i could refund this now and get Ghost of Tsushima