Replay ValueĮverything I’ve mentioned up until now is honestly average for what you could expect in a game, but where Way of the Samurai 4 finds it’s stride is in it’s replayability. That being said, it’s a resource you need to manage well since it can save you if you’re in a pinch or close to dead. And even against some of the strongest foes in the game, this mode can render them dead within seconds. If you can think of the trope where a samurai flashing past his foes sheathes his blade to down the opponent in an instant, this is it. I recommend holding onto swords over spears or firearms because of their better stats and options for upgrades. Activating it sends your character into a “zen battle trance” that makes your moves basically unblockable, hyper fast, and deadly, for easily mow down dozens of men in a flash. Your Spring Harvest is a mode you can activate once it’s gauge is at least at 50%. The samurai activating his Spring Harvest mode in a last ditch effort. They have a strong disdain for the Magistrate due to them allowing the common folk of Japan to be overtaken by what they perceive as foreign invaders. The Prajna’s have a seemingly irrational hatred of the Foreigners for encroaching on their culture and livelihood. They also try to drive the Prajnas away from hurting their diplomatic chances. The Magistrate welcomes their foreign guests, trying to placate them for the modern marvels from the British Empire. With these three factions laid out as the main stakeholders, each of them holds a different relationship with the others. Some of them in the city view their gifts of western medicine and language as a melding of cultures, while others see their grand black warship in the bay and their marching of Naval Men with Firearms as a threat to the People of Japan. The Foreigners from England have settled in their own neighborhood and are trying to broker information and cultural engagement between the East and the West.
My character, Jin, meeting with the British ambassadors in their Consulate building.
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