WE LOVE IT, IT FITS PERFECTLY IN THE YAKUZA UNIVERSE

Both

Yes

It's great for thematics, brutality, and shenanigans. Horrible for combat tech, combos, and trying to game systems.

@@buns9022 I've played judgemant and the combat in that game might be one of my favourite in the entire series

Shit, I need to buy dmc5 now

or tekken tbh

@@ryanhernandez8324 you should’ve done that a long time ago

No that's a MK or Tekken combo stfu man.

More like tekken

Engine drop

*essence of random bullshit

@@gabrielmelo4764 engine parry (like komaki parry if u don't get it)

@@loganmather7705 essence of engine, reborn

Stabby Mcstab stab 🗡🗡🗡

I wonder how did yagami say "yeah yeah I'll be fine" while he was dead so weird.

His name is Fujihara and always will be Fujihara, keihin gang members have set names

Like the video title says "Dragon engine is still a blessing and a curse" dragon engine sure can be really weird sometimes lol.

What theme is that?

@@Boopy357 Sounds like the final boss theme for the Kaito Files DLC for Lost Judgment.

@@TheRedMage01 Apparently it is "Not Alone" from the credits. Which was remixed for Duel in Kaito Files

but it isn't fluid, in certain aspects. So if you value jokes over the gameplay, hell its the best engine in any game ever. If you want good fights, you'll still get them, but now your fist will bounce off a blocks and other stuff like that

​​@@ShrimpRice bruh the fists only bounce in yakuza 6 and kiwami 2 it doesn't happen in both judgments

whoooa sick

It's really unlikely that will happen. Ishin is only using Unreal to backport the Y5-YK1 engine, the other games announced seem to be purely Dragon Engine titles.

@@krebbit6434 Gaiden is also unreal like Ishin

@@elmark3550 No its not? Where's it been confirmed?

@@krebbit6434 I'll look for it give me some time

There's nothing the Dragon Engine can do that Unreal 5 can't. And a lot UE 5 can do much better. The only reason RGG Studio would persist with an in-house engine at this point is if Sega preferred to make a single large investment in an inferior option upfront just so they don't have to pay licensing fees to Epic Games. Which at this point doesn't scale well with super high budget games. In essence, the aforementioned large investment has only gotten larger and licensing fees have become smaller and smaller as a portion of the total budget.

DRAGON ENGINE IS A CURSE LOOOOL HAHAHA 🤣🤣

Yagami can fight kaito but dosent want him to die. Thats how much their friendship is.

Well even if they switch that doesn't mean they'll do away with physichs. Ishin didn't have them because it's basically a straight port to unreal. No changes to the environment, physichs, etc.

@@JosephJoeseph yeah it felt like the old PS3 games in both the good and bad ways but I didn't mind tbh, if they bring the dragon physics back for the other titles I'll be content, they seem competent

@@entermatestar9116 Well the bad ways might partially just be the remake's fault. Fans of the original really hate it because the rebalancing of the styles made brawler worthless, the trooper cards mess with the game's balancing even if you disable them and almost all the bosses have constant superarmor making comboing them impossible. It's also supposedly more grindy. I played neither, there's supposedly an unofficial english patch coming out for the original and I'm waiting on that (thanks Yakuza community for preserving these fantastic games RGG doesn't give a shit about preserving) so I can't personally comment but almost every original Ishin fan I encountered said the combat was completely ruined, so woohoo

@@JosephJoeseph idk I saw people whining that the remake was too hard even on normal, which I can't agree on, I'm playing on normal and I'm notoriously dogshit at video games of most kinds and I'm just not struggling with it at all, I'm near the end like on chapter 10-11 out of 14

@@entermatestar9116 Well 'ruined' doesn't mean harder, it means it's way less fun than the original

See, the problem is that that takes a lot of time and money, both of which would likely be better spent on the actual game, no

Arent they moving Yakuza to Unreal 5?

@@jimmybuba2683 yea

No they don't, it's a waste of time and money and it will be faster using Unreal Engine now that it's widely used by most game devs.

Devs making their own game engine is nice but it might cost a lot of money and time

It's not exactly a one-to-one engine conversion, it's probably for the RGG style graphics.

You definitely should. One of the better RGG studio games

@@zangoon4546 They're all really good honestly. RGG has yet to fail. At worst their games have rough patches but since at their core they're all basically just Yakuza games, it works out. Let's ignore Dead Souls please.

"Not alone" from lost judgment

Everything except random street thugs' battle grunts/lines.

imagine using english in a jp game

should i even mention most english VAs are cryptofa?

@@slvrshore5300 yes, how I dare I want voices I can understand instead of what may as well be gobbledegook.

​@@Lazyguy22username checks out

lost judgment - ferocious red

@@capo1337 You are an absolute legend.

Ive tried using them but they feel kinda useless compared crane

I find crâne the most useless, snake is slightly better and I use tiger and boxer the most

Tiger is for Power and Single Target damage. I use it to take out a single enemy quickly and for big damage with charge attacks. The hidden art also increases your damage after landing a charged finishing blow. Dragon's Crushing Fist is Lost Judgment's Tiger Drop and it's pretty good since you can also use it on Mortal Attacks. I mainly use it for the launcher it has on I think its first finishing blow for aerial combos. The charged attacks in EX boost (when holding down Triangle on DualShock), deal a lot of damage and are actually pretty good at dealing with multiple enemies. The EX finisher for landing 4 Triangle attacks and when an enemy has Agony (from say, Snake) are also hard hitters. Snake is for enemies with weapons (can disarm or do EX actions) and defense/crowd control. Snake is the only style that can block from all directions (iirc), letting you parry enemies (including bosses) even if they're behind you or have a weapon (there are a few exceptions). So, if an enemy is about to attack from behind, you can swap to Snake to parry and get free hits in. The parry is also good at setting up a Flux Fissure from Tiger or making an enemy bounce off a wall for Boxer's EX action. Snake's charged finishers also inflict Agony, which makes it harder for enemies and bosses to dodge so it's good for evasive enemies and setting up Boxer's EX action for Agony. It also makes grabbing bosses easier since even if they break free from it, you can grab them again and it'll last long enough to do an EX action. The hidden art for Snake makes you immune to knockdown on a successful parry. The quickstep attack can also apply stun if used a couple times which opens up Tiger's EX action too. Crane is great for dealing with multiple enemies and being able to launch them into the air by having the most options for it (1st finishing blow, 4th, Crane Counter, and pressing Triangle during the jump). The finishing blow EX during EX Boost and the jump EX action is good for a single enemy or multiple. Wall Jump EX action is also great for multiple enemies. Even if Crane isn't used at all, I still recommend swapping to it to activate its hidden art since it increases your attack speed (which can apply to all styles with the upgrade) and isn't difficult to activate either since the timing for dodging is forgiving. Boxer I find benefits the most from other styles and supports them well too. It's kind of a mix between Snake and Tiger with the counters/evasive options it has alongside the quick attack speed. The hidden art increases your EX gauge charge on a successful dodge or counter-attack iirc. The lack of EX actions specific to Boxer (being 2 I think) and the reliance on other styles to set them up makes Boxer to me more of a support/utility style. The uppercut is a great launching tool and EX Boost Triangle attacks and normal strings are good for sustained damage.

yep, i think they said that LAD8 is gonna be the last game in the series to be made in the dragon engine

@@Theakritas_ hmmm as long as the physics are better i don't think anyone would mind

Playing 0 right now and lowkey scared to try the other games excluding kiwami

@@CatsOnMars420 kiwami plays exactly like 0 with no majima. Youll probably like 2 and 6. They have much better graphics but dont have style switching or multiple characters and if you touch anything in the envirnoment it will explode. 4 and 5 still have decent combat and a poop load of characters to play as so i bet youll like those too. 7 I thought was amazing even though its not a beat em up and I havent played judgment yet but the combat actually looks sick. I think the whole series is on gamepass if you want to check them out

@@aroccoification doesn't even matter if the combat is good. I'm still gonna play that shit anyway 🗿

Peaked at 3

@@jeezorgeezVEVO 3 is what made the series what it is but 4,5,6 and 0 all have much better story and combat than 3