Shenmue II Combat

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[@slon4es]

How to find this scene? It appears if you'll not catch Wang, isn't it?

[@ryanbell8724]

to tell you the truth!!! 2 fighting wasn't as fluid as the first one and on top of that it was very hard to read your opponent moves even the weaklings was challenging people easily getting hits on you, it was ridiculous, but i still was able to manage how to get around them because i love the game that much i mean one on one battles was pretty fair but if i had ti take on a gang of people then it was always trouble cause you can't easily dodge like you could on part one which is why i still say is the best and the graphics still got part 2 beat, but i still love them both..............

[@jayh4911]

Finally someone said it for me!!!! I didn't really like ryo's fighting style in part 2 he has more of a kung-fu approach in part 2

[@ryanbell8724]

@@jayh4911 right! I played the hell out of part1 to know the difference and they took away his 8 punch combo too

[@moonwalkerboy162]

Tbh part 2 is way better at throw moves, which were fucking hard to pull off in shenmue 1

[@k12274]

the camera angles look infuriating. other than that, for a 2001 game, the combat looks really good.

[@jonnysac77]

Aside from the camera, the combat is actually surprisingly fun and much deeper than it honestly needs to be, it's a lot like Virtua Fighter and other early 3D fighting games

[@Grandmastergav86]

it's based on a simplified version of VF, the engine needed refining and they dumbed it down from the prequel which is a shame. I'd love RGG to adopt some of Yu-san's methods with the Yakuza/Judgment series -a "freer" combat experience would be awesome.

[@emreturkmen2389]

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