I stopped doing all side quests in three.
#Pocket circuit racer yakuza kiwami series
That said, I feel I got what I wanted out of the series up to this point, so no real regrets. I didn't want to run through the map or maps again and again to get every one of them, so in some games, I did the majority, or all of them, while in others I either did half or ran through the story more or less.Īlthough I'm curious, when I hit the credits in one game, I just wanted to move onto the next Yakuza, so I never really went back. I would have liked to do all side quests of course, but the majority of the Yakuza games don't have what they call quest finders, where you know where all the side quests are, as they're viewed on the map. So, as for the question, the closest is probably choice number two. I just finished the sixth game a few hours ago. I leveled up very unevenly, so now I am stuck grinding the mission I have left to get points so that I can max level some of the abilities that make gaining MORE skill points is a Catch-22. I think with Y6 having that 'damn baby' all the time made it harder to know I was supposed to be filling my free time, without him in hand, with mini-games.Īt this point I want to be done, I want to start playing other games in the series, but I I think I have another two gdays foi grinding before I cna do that and ist fraustring. I like doing the mini-games and side missions I can do, as long as it is not the 'rhyme game play' games.
I have spent a month just grinding out the mini-games in Onomichi and Kamurocho. In fact, I didn't even know there was a Hostess club "mini-game' in Y6 until I ran across it on the map.
And the gang warfare mini-game I barely scratched the surface of despite it being okay. I didn't get into the baseball until nearly done with the game, nore was I very good at it to start (more practice in teh batting cages helped).
I'm pretty slow getting into some of the mini games with Yakuza 6.
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