This Giant Guy Stole My Money And Im Pissed- Yakuza 0 Part 3

[@LHWGT07]

Nonono please DO NOT SAVE THE SIDE QUESTS til the end, it could make the progression much worse. Like the Business mini game which you will unlock later on and will earns you a ton of money, Krazy Kyo will help you later on. Learning moves from masters e.g Baccus for Brawler and Miss Tatsu for Beast will help you learn the essentials of the fighting style and unlock great skills for them. So please do some side quests when you encounter them. When you activate a side quest it is shown by a “!” on the map.

[@Skrubscribble]

This. Atleast complete all the side-quest before the chapter ended. Highly recommended.

[@isaacramirez2098]

Definitely agree

[@dondoe1328]

I think doing some of the side quests along the way like getting some new moves or expanding the business would be fine, but that's at most, I mean you can still complete the game without unlocking most of the skills, so I guess it's up to him if he wants to grind a bit more on the side content to make the rest of the game easier with the unlocked abilities

[@mikeehrmantraut1899]

imo doing all the achievements for all the Yakuza series for first time is the definition of insanity

[@maniacsangel9046]

It is very umwise to not do Side Quests when available in any Yakuza Game.

[@apex9640]

Don't worry about Mr. Shakedown Pro. If you lose all your money to him, you can always get it back. With a few skill upgrades and shrine upgrades, Mr. Shakedown will become nothing more than a piñata full of cash, waiting for you to whack it. Or you can just buy a ton of Zap Guns and go wild on him. That works, too.

[@aeternus2036]

21:23 Yeah fun fact, there's a lot of real Japanese brands used in the Yakuza games as product placement. A lot of food items, drink items, billboards, and even down to some of the stores, cafes and restaurants you can go to in the game, exist in real life under the same brand names. It's one of the few games where product placement is done well. Its subtle, and doesn't feel like an ad at all. And it also makes the game's world feel more like real life than if they were to use fictional brands only like how GTA does.

[@billybob7135]

It's not just Japanese stuff. You can even drink 7-Up if you go to the Don Quixote store.

[@Trinidadto]

GTA is entirely parody, names, people, cities are all parodied. So it wouldn't really make sense for GTA to feature real name of brands.

[@Mich43l-1]

Sega is the producer of the game

[@LakiwaniAndhaniPusakaCahaya]

Oh so this is why. Because my mind got paused a while when I see SUNTORY product in that konbini / convenience store.. I mean like, "huh is this game really featuring real life product?" 😅

[@RealOnyxCz4r]

It's so weird seeing a young Kiryu again after having played Infinite Wealth lol

[@leon_redgrave]

i cried yesteday at the scene where kiryu was crying for having kazamas life. the endszene of infinite wealth. and the whole journy in between. the regrets u have in life etc. it was a bit much. dang yakuza is a beautiful franchise.

[@RealOnyxCz4r]

@@leon_redgrave you're so right about that, that scene got a lot more impactful now than ever.

[@knightofliberty9297]

Japanese words I learned from this game: Kane=money Gokudo=yakuza (term used more by Yakuza members like Kuze) Kumi/gumi=family Kumicho=patriarch/boss Kashira/gashira=family captain (if you think about it, just like Kazama is wakagashira of the Dojima family, so was Kenji from GTA III wakagashira of his family) Aniki=literally "big brother", but also means someone superior, like "sir" or "family lieutenant" Yaro=derogatory insult, might mean "bastard/piece of shit", depends on how you use it Chinpira=a petty crook. Refers to wannabe yakuza or idiots who try to be gangsters. It can also mean "punk-ass trash" Kanbu=another term for yakuza lieutenants Rengo=federation, alliance Anta= "you" Teme="you", but derogatory Fudosan=Real Estate company Kyodai= literally "brother", "sister" or "sibiling", but it's also a high rank in the yakuza. If two or more yakuza become kyodai, that means they're brothers for life, and swear an oath to protect each other

[@rishisaini5269]

Anta = you, but in very loving way(or used by females for their husbands) Umaey = You(in a normal way)

[@metalm6455]

Yaro

[@KaroshiSalad2000s]

This Thumbnail Is Such Meme Potential.

[@takahashi2852]

Mother, can I go out and play with Nishikiyama?

[@mithvibes4727]

@@takahashi2852 no kiryu. ten years in timeout

[@themaxterz0169]

Do NOT save sidequests for later! Do afew so you dont hit a progression wall!

[@martezanthony]

You definitely will run into Mr Shakedown again. He’ll be wandering around

[@chasaroonie9339]

That's cool if you wanna save the substories until the end, but I really do recommend completing the business side quest. Completing it will unlock the 4th fighting stance which becomes his main moveset the rest of the series.

[@themaxterz0169]

I think Professional's progress would be hindered in skipping any sidequest, though i get priority on business.

[@sambacherr]

Quick tip. When you are eating at restaurants the game rewards you for trying all the food options at least once. You should always eat something different at each restaurant to try the whole menu eventually. The items you have tried are marked with a checkmark to the left of the items name when choosing. This will help you gain CP passively while playing.

[@washim-7867]

15:36 the ace attorney instincts are going wild , I'm noticing it too...

[@TheBasedTyrant]

It can be difficult to hit someone who is on the ground without waiting for them to get up, but if you hold R1 to target them then you can use a heat action on someone on the ground. If you don't have any heat, or don't want to use a heat action you can hold L2 to make the heat action prompt go away allowing you to use normal moves, under these conditions you can hit triangle to deliver ground kicks to someone your standing over but you only if you are standing still so you need to deliberately stop for at least a few frames (you can't walk into a ground kick) people who are kicked when they are down get up faster and can't be kicked twice. Also if someone is blocking you can grab them, because grabs can't be blocked. Also while holding R1 to lock onto an enemy you can dodge to the side to get behind them, or with Rush style you can dodge towards them to close the distance for a rush combo to avoid shadow boxing.

[@anthonyxuereb6788]

Some items you acquire in the game (such as that Swiss Watch at 1:12:20) can be sold for cash at the pawn shop. In fact, there are certain items that don’t really serve any sort of purpose and are just there to provide some assistance when you’re in need of some extra money. Keep an eye out for any gold, silver, or bronze plates you encounter. Those can sell a ton and are usually the first items I sell off whenever I’m at the pawn shop.

[@adat81]

47:06 for those that are not into ancient rome and stuff, bacchus is a name of god of... wine.

[@Mich43l-1]

In italy we say " bacco, tabacco e venere riducono l uomo in cenere" WINE , TOBACCO AND WOMEN CAN DESTROY A MAN MAKE HIM ASH

[@RushValentine]

21:20 is actually accurate to the location of actual Gigo arcade (formerly sega arcade.) A lot of Kamurocho's location are accurate to the actual district, Kabukicho, they really nailed the feeling of such a small area, but brimming with life.

[@LHWGT07]

Fun fact the devs made Mr shakedowns “Giant” was by stretch up normal npc model larger.

[@Randomly_Browsing]

🤣

[@rogueraccoon1840]

Plus they turn into a normal sized NPC when you do heat actions lol

[@МихаилБганко]

Tip against Shakedown: You can cheese him early on by stockpiling special weapon, aka Slime Gun, Zap Gun and Smoke Gun. Additionally, you can gather knives and spam heat action on him, even with repeated ones they're significantly effective. But guns mentioned above are safest route. Kiryu cannot yet freely buy weapons, but there will be opportunity to do so at chapter 5(I think) Edit: I forgot to mention, but there is benefit to losing to Mr. Shakedown, at least when you buy certain upgrade at Shrine. If you lose then, it will also increase money that Mr.Shakedown has by about 50%

[@masterk5066]

Yep, I figured this out quickly. He paid for basically all my business upgrades & skill upgrades before my businesses got $

[@Tank09YT]

Also two things for Mr. Shakedown that you may need like a steel wallet thing to keep some of your money and save the game if you lose to him.

[@aaron75fy]

7:09 by stock up they mean the shops not the restaurants (the shopping trolley icon)

[@realmustangboy6437]

Don't worry you can get it back once you're stronger, he'll be the victim soon. Also you can try doing side activities, they'll be worth it

[@maniacsangel9046]

With the Business He get's with Kiryu later on He get's everything back. Plus the Mr Shakedowns will have more Money and can be bullshittable by using Weapons Heat Actions. If He wants to use those Heat Actions one after the Other just Drink a Staminan XX, Royale or Taurine or something to fill it up instantly.

[@realmustangboy6437]

@maniacangel9046 yes, i completed the business aswell, i spend it on whatever needs investing on my fighting styles.

[@RGisOnline]

Later in the game when you have enough weapons, Mr Shakedown is more of a money glitch than a threat

[@izzatsufian2796]

Yakuza is the real GOAT of Sega game after the Dreamcast died🗿

[@chris_player2995]

yeah this is like an improved Shenmue

[@alejandrolombardo1190]

I have a japanese friend who loves this saga. She told me her parents bought her this game a few years ago. She also confirmed me the devs did a real 80s representation of Japan, because her parents met on Tokyo back in the day on a arcade machine. Also, about the giant thug: there's a way to knock him out on the first round, but it's really complicated and you need to save the game before meeting him. It gives you an achievement on Steam and you don't lose any cash.

[@denizplays1307]

I have been enjoying the past 2 Yakuza Zero episodes, and the fact that Pro uploaded the last two episode day after day is so good! Now the 3rd part on the third day? Now thats more than great!! And Pro, if you have been enjoying the story so far, boy it will be better! 😂

[@akeyrtainment8507]

When kiryu said "That's rad" That's quite accurate since the game sets in 1988, a popular slang among youngsters at the time.

[@suscat6301]

‏‪51:17‬‏ Special moves have conditions The easiest one is when they're down But also you can grab them and press Triangle and near certain objects And also using weapons keep that in mind If you don't have heat you can stomp enemies using triangle instead of waiting them to get back up I also saw you buying one thing at a one time from the store You can Use the D-pad to increase or decrease the amount of the same item you want to buy from the convenience store Enjoy the game yourself you'll get better on your own

[@AngelCopout]

The side quests SHOULD NOT be saved for last and there are a few that are really nice to do for lore reasons as they introduces central characters before they appear later on. Some of them also unlock minigames, skills, or help you with making $$$ later on. PLEASE 😿

[@mikenike6849]

It’s funny, I played this game years ago and the game still feels fresh in my mind, when i saw the thumbnail i couldn’t help but laugh, thinking “hoo boy, let’s see his reaction to this guy.”

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

13:24 ramen is awesome i reccomended mi goreng which is indonesian ramen and buldak especially the cheese flavor

[@Randomly_Browsing]

Indomie is delicious instant noodles i would recommend too

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

​@@Randomly_Browsing thank you i first discovered the dish when watching gameplay of a Indonesian game called troublemakerz

[@StarPunchproduction]

heh...shakedown...aka big bully. At first it's a challenge but soon...you'll end up being able to have the means of clowing him...that...or you'll get the means of cheesing him...eh...potato potato....he literally is a walking piggy bank when you start learning how to fight him

[@funnynamelol3156]

I think you should do some of the side quests over time, it really adds to the experience.

[@triggerhappymoron]

The side quests are out of this world in this game. Kinda like strangers and freaks in GTA V.

[@Sh1ft0r]

Ah yes Mr. Shakedown

[@Rindamannnnn]

The tiger drop guy hru

[@Sh1ft0r]

@Rindamannnnn good my man

[@rogueraccoon1840]

The walking piggy bank

[@badreedinebedro]

@@Rindamannnnnwait into he meet majima

[@Ticketman99]

You're going to love Mr. Shakedown when you get a certain item later. All I can say about it is Michael Jackson and black box.

[@UndercoverBoy833YT]

21:24 Sega store, I think it's a reference/easter egg because Sega published this game and others, and you'll find more later on.

[@R3fug333]

Talk to Bob at the CP temple. He has some stuff for you. Upgrades and such. You need CP. Eating all the food items at restaurants is an easy way to get cp.

[@_C0KE]

They really should have gone with another name for the points

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

I just saw the title and i can't wait to see what happens

[@Krezzing]

Beast style is great when you're locked into a small area with mamy couches and stuff because you'll demolish every enemy on sight But It's also good if you abuse a bit of style switching to combo some of your other style moves with Beast moves The game is designed around you switching style constantly for the correct occasion, and beast is a pretty good crowd control style especially with props around (try getting a motorcycle if you can, it deals massive damage and it can only be picked up usinf beast)

[@manuvirajkhare]

Hey Professional. Love seeing you pick up this series. With regards to the Substories, it is entirely your choice when to do it, but it is advisable to do those concurrently with the main story. Not only do they offer a reprieve from some of the heavy stuff in the main story, but many times they are also quite humorous and you'll find them to be quite funny. Secondly, with regards to Mr. Shakedown and the like, you should find an item called an Encounter Finder (either try your luck at one of the 10000, 100000, or 1000000 vending dream machines or you get it from a certain substory, but only if you choose the correct option). With that, you'll always know when Mr Shakedown is around you and choose to fight or flee. There's also the Trouble Finder which basically shows all the punks who would pick a fight with your character on the map) but I can't remember how to obtain that :P. Thirdly, you should also do the Side Business Mini Game, because as many other commenters have said in this and the previous videos, not only do you earn a lot of money, but you will also unlock the 4th Fighting Style, which for the future games becomes their canon fighting styles. Admittedly, in my opinion, there is much more motivation to unlock the 4th Fighting Style as quickly as possible. To quickly prosper in the Side Business Mini Game, it is best to do Side Stories because characters like Krazy Kyo aka the flip-flopping Hardcore Hooligan will help you out. Also, wherever there are friendship meters to be filled, visit them regularly and fill said friendship meters because you get rewards for the same. Finally, to return on the matter of Mr. Shakedown, he is also a method to earn money. Mind you this only works for Kiryu. Essentially, you lose all your money to Mr Shakedown (just take the beating, don't bother defending). Then, when you find him again later (this is why the Trouble Finder is so helpful), beat him up and get your money back, plus some interest. It is rather tedious, but it works. Have fun playing Yakuza 0, Professional. Can't wait for you to do the rest of the series in the future and for you to drop some Yakuza lore videos in the future.

[@thatkerimguy]

Progression Basics Tip: Whenever you complete a completion list task (viewable in the pause menu) you will earn a "Completion Point" (DON'T ABBREVIATE IT). You can use these Completion Points at a shrine near the middle of the city to unlock passive upgrades that range from longer sprint duration, special weapons, stat boosts, business minigame speedups (its like the businesses in Vice City Stories but with its own story and progression to go along with it). There are many ways to earn completion points (most you will complete without noticing) so it's worth to take a look at the list once a while.

[@junginys]

Battle tips regarding heat actions, inspired by 51:07 and Kuze boss fight from the previous video: There is a wide variety of heat actions (special moves) that depend on items, weapons, environments and styles: - You can pick up random items from the environment with the Grab button, and do heat actions on enemies (grabbing items or enemies themselves is not available for Rush style for Kiryu). - Weapons and even basic items - like an umbrella for example - can be bought at certain places, equipped, and used for heat actions or just fight in general. - There are unique heat actions that depend on your and your enemy's specific location. Doing a heat action after grabbing an enemy while being near a wall, car, or a fence can produce different moves. As for boss fights, I noticed that you used the same one heat action on Kuze - which is perfectly fine - but I want to mention that heat actions tend to lose their damage after each use during the battle, so using different moves is best when you want to maximise your damage. Lastly, stronger enemies might/will resist your grabbing, so gotta be careful with the timing or in general - especially with Mr. Shakedown.

[@garry693]

I love the fact that the professional actually reads comments and interacts with the community, you don’t see KZbinrs like that nowadays

[@l-brolow1473]

When I read the title of this part, I had to click and watch to see Professional's reaction. 😂

[@thatkerimguy]

Combat Basics Tip: Every fighting style is viable for every situation. For example you don't have to use rush only against single opponents etc etc. Best method is to switch between the styles depending on the opportunity. Example; You could use rush to dodge a boss' attack (dodging a attack at the perfect time will gain you heat in Rush style).

[@ethan8804]

Ohhh professional you’re going to fall in love with 0

[@maniik_flix4837]

So glad hes playing this series! Cant wait to see his reaction to everything!

[@powworz]

love the series so far! btw you should also try picking up objects(e.g traffic cone,metal pipe..) and use it to do heat action on enemies

[@lil-neutron1437]

You are one top of things . I just finished part 2. Well, I have 20 mins left, but I usually wait until you upload another video to keep the flow 😮🎉

[@ginger9035]

A tip when it comes to using heat actions, try to mix it up with which ones u use as using the same ones over and over the damage they do drastically weakens

[@R3fug333]

When it gets to chapter 5-6 it really opens up and you can do a lot of the substories.

[@R3fug333]

You kind of NEED to at least grind the business to completion.

[@mikeehrmantraut1899]

@@R3fug333 He need do to Majima mini game and its a pain in the ass on 100% achievement and on top of that getting starting the series for the very first time.

[@VelverosaVelaryon]

Professional now sporting the opened jacket as opposed to buttoned is a clear character progression arc~ 😊

[@myleftnut2590]

Ah yes, Japanese Deebo himself, Mr Shakedown😂😂, btw as you go farther into game you’ll encounter three other Mr Shakedowns and theyll have more money than the first one so when you get better skills dont be afraid to go after them because if you make a save before fighting him and you win, you can around 100 million yen depending on which chapter you fight him on and if you lose you can reload the save and keep your money, but mr shakedown will despawn if you reload a save so pick your battles wisely

[@havikmania2006]

Glad to see you continue the series Professional! I’ll try to give tips whenever I can so feel free to read About your fighting styles, Beast Mode is slow but definitely great for dealing with crowds, if you have weapons around you then your enemies will definitely drop like flies, but its not recommended for one on one encounters due to how slow it is, but it will get stronger the more you level up and become more dependable, so don’t sleep on it! All of the styles have their ups and downs of course. Rush is good for one on one which you’ve already figured out, but you can’t really break enemies guards with it, at least not until you level it up to be stronger, but it’s great for just getting out of the way. And brawler is obviously a good middle ground between the two. Mr. Shakedown can seem intimidating at first but he’s actually not too bad to deal with if you dodge accordingly, so imo Rush is best for dealing with him because you can deliver fast hits while also getting out of the way in time, he’s slow so try to move out of the way when he winds up his attacks. And lastly, there are a few sub stories where you can actually unlock new moves for certain styles, like going to Ms. Tatsu for training, so keep an eye out for those!

[@Unit-8369]

you know, im surprised you got all the yokomichi silver's Q&A questions right. also on the subject of these random gang encounters you see on the streets of kamurucho, you can easily escape them by out running them for a bit, and after that they will give up and walk away or back where they came.

[@OhyeahMrKrabz]

Professional putting some of the funniest thumbnails lol

[@TheBlack_Ghost]

Beast is the best when you have objects to grab onto, its really busted after upgrading it

[@manuelmoralez2257]

Mr shakedown is basically a walking talking loot box when get some more upgrades Also side quests in yakuza are highly beneficial gives you money and tools that help in the long run like a necklace that earns you more money or weapons etc

[@radivury444]

If you have a hard time pressing triangle to activate a Heat/Special action on an enemy, just quickly lock on then press triangle

[@rude_vaultboy101]

Glad your playing this pro make sure to do the side quests too!

[@solidgent7870]

You can sometimes find Mr Shakedown asleep in Public Park 3 (maybe other places as well, I'm not sure) and you can rob him.

[@Krezzing]

It's the funniest thing ever too

[@Josiechan99]

In my opinion the beast style is the most noob friendly, it has hyper armor good crowd control and if you have a lot of items around it’s the best to use. Also, you should make better use of the lock on system. You don’t have to hold it, but it makes it really easy in 1v1’s to land combos and evade better which also increases your heat bar. Speaking of heat, there is a good benefit in keeping your heat bar high, it makes the rush style so much faster and makes it really good. Also, go to the convienence stores around the map to buy stuff like staminan royale so you can heal and gain heat back, makes the game a lot easier.

[@alin4232]

Mr Shakedown is basically a walking bank. Theres a shrine upgrade that makes it so he adds 50% more to any money hes taken from you. So once you had enough, you can shake him down for billions or even trillions.

[@judgementkazzer]

Been enjoying your playthrough so far. Great to see you dabble into this series, but I notice you seem to have a bit of trouble regarding some things so lemme just play the backseater for a sec: -You'll probably already have gotten this from some of the other comments, but purchasing items isn't just bound to one item at a time. Pressing right on the D-pad allows you to increase the amount you buy of that item. You can also purchase different items at once using this. -Try to make use of the environment a bit more. Heat actions (or as you call them 'specials') aren't just only bound to situations like grabbing or someone that's laying down. Almost every item, surface or even obscure things like telephone poles, fences, guardrails and even cars can be used in heat actions. Heck, even the enemies themselves sometimes can be used in heat actions against each other. All you need to do is activate the right condition like for instance carrying a bycicle to an enemy or dragging an enemy to a lightpole. Please try it out! -There are a lot, and I mean A LOT of sidequests in this game. Some of them are quirky side stuff (like the hooligan thing you did this episode) and others provide extra context for future characters in the series (notably substory 19, 20 and 51). I know you want to do them at the end, but I wouldn't recommend it. You can get a lot of benefits from some of them, ranging from items like gear/weapons all the way to boatloads of cash. Even some of your upgrades are locked behind training substories with the characters you meet (profile image-like square icons on the map). Substories do often tend to take some time though. Whether you end up doing some of them at the end or not is up to you. -Something more trivial, but the inventory screen with your healing items (the one with the 20 squares) isn't your only item tab. Normally you should be able to switch to your other tabs using L1 or R1 while on the inventory screen. The items in the other tabs aren't consumable though, these often are special story items or stuff reserved for minigames or the individual major side activities of the 2 protagonists (you will get to these around chapter 5 I think). -Just like the substories, there are tremendous amounts of activities in the Yakuza games in general. These are often indicated by the purple buildings on the map. Please try out some. There are lots of minigames such as gambling halls, darts, pool, bowling, etc. Then there's also stuff like karaoke, the disco club, pocket circuit and the SEGA Arcade hall you walked pointed out this video. -Regarding Mr Shakedown, I'd like to cite a phrase once said by Sir Max0r the wise: "Like all human suffering this can become a business opportunity. Mr Shakedown is actually a form of banking. Whatever amount he robs from you, the game will add 15% more. If you're up for the challenge of defeating Harambe, the returns are worth it." -And finally, some more insight surrounding the combat. Whenever you use Rush Style I notice you dodging the enemy once and trying to then circle around to hit them. Try using the lock-on feature ( holding R1) more for situations like this. This thing is tremendously helpful for focussing on a singular enemy. Rush style is indeed very quick and useful for dodging, but it comes at the disadvantage of not being able to pick up items. It also comes with less heat actions than the other styles. Brawler is good for both large groups as well as singular enemies. It's a more balanced style that can potentially give great damage output when used right. Beast style is probably the most overpowered stance in the game (yes even without items). The damage output was, and still is so insane that even the studio itself thought they probably should've nerfed it (which they did in a way, you will get to this once you get to this). You're highly likely already aware of this, but your amount of heat rises when attacking enemies. Your heat drains over time when not attacking or by getting hit by enemies. You can also raise heat using healing items often found in convenience stores or the pharmacy. Stuff like Tauriners are specifically used for heat, whereas Staminans give you both a moderate amount of heat and health. Toughness drinks are primarily used for healing.

[@ajgarcia8689]

This playthrough got me to play Yakuza 0 as well. Now I’m on chapter 5 and loving it even the sub-stories are interesting.

[@wolfgang5895]

17;33 That one of those stupid encounters pro I would run away kinda like how Joseph joestar would do

[@МихаилБганко]

It's highly recommended to do at least some sidestories as you find them. They often give equipment to use, sometimes even real powerful pieces

[@WarHelmetCombine]

PLEASE do the Business and Cabaret minigames when you can, you can unlock a bonus that helps you out ALOT!

[@edussalas1]

Remember Professional if you get hit you can press the attack button to counterattack.

[@dondoe1328]

love the use of Kiryu's Judgement as the outro song

[@redtiger3950]

You can use the heat actions while they're standing up but I think you need to unlock them first

[@yuruyenironi]

Do not save the substories until the end, lock on enemies with r1 especially in rush style, and you can literally abuse Mr. Shakedown once you unlock a perk in the CP Shop it multiplies your money 1.5x when you lose it to Mr. Shakedown

[@Jet_Speratic]

This may be the only game where saving the side quests for later is a big mistake.

[@chris_player2995]

32:48 that guy left a pool of blood...i think he killed him

[@abluecar5375]

Do not fight Mr Shakedown until you have enough health and heals in your inventory And also you need more upgrades for the Beast style, that's how you can beat him as far as I can remember, you could try to beat him with Rush but it's probably not recommended

[@maniacsangel9046]

Best Money making for Kiryu is the Business He get's combined with brutalizing the Mr Shakedowns. There 2 different Mr Shakedowns for Kiryu and 2 different for Majima.

[@gunnargunnarsson5963]

Hey Pro, pick up and use the environmental items whenever you can, things like signs, bicycles, pliers, traffic cones, and also do environmental heat actions as well, like introducing a car door to a guy’s head, and bicycles are really good against multiple enemies, the bicycle heat action also inflicts a lot of damage too, as long as the bike is still somewhat intact.

[@takahashi2852]

Most restaurants (Orange) only have a dine in option, for takeaway either go to grocery stores or the Smile restaurant As for health and heat, just hit the drugstore and buy Staminan Royals

[@zullzack1]

The side missions (sub stories) are very beneficial for your progress on the game very different with other open world games, its also part of the Yakuza experience playing the sub stories, but its alrighty youre learning!

[@madsx23]

You can do Heat Actions when holding objects. There is also Heat Actions near cars, poles, and railings.

[@Shavon-m8l]

Chapter 4 kiryu will have the restate business if you beat one of first bosses kiryu bawler style blocks will be unlocked for you fully to upgrade bawler

[@thatkerimguy]

Progression Basics Tip: Its best to do substories as they unlock periodically as you progress through chapters. At a certain point in the game you can get a equipment item that reveals every available side mission on the world map. You should NEVER leave the side missions until the end because that will cause you a mountain of problems. The game will have a lot of slow paced moments where nothing stressful/urgent is happening which is where you can go roam around the map to do substories without worrying about breaking the pace of the main story.

[@phantomknightgalactus]

Hey pro i dont know if anyone has said this yet but locking on is a very useful tool when facing boss characters as it helps you dodge easier. I actually dont know what the button is on Playstation but on xbox it was right bumper

[@anthonyxone7664]

The lock on for PS4 press R1

[@selfmadery]

My man went through the shakedown experience. We’ve all been through it champ don’t worry bout it 😂

[@redtiger3950]

Mr Shakedown is to be used as a banking system all the money takes from you when you beat him you get all the money back plus interest I don't know what percent though

[@maulanaadrian9383]

0:34 Fanservice moments

[@Randomly_Browsing]

He's packing

[@SparkPlug0777]

The Dragon of GYAT

[@alonemax2912]

They knew what the core audience is looking for ❤

[@themartamationgartlowe4870]

17:26 This guy is like 6 foot 9

[@Krezzing]

Damned Yanki substory you just did is basically an example of how yakuza has very serious main storyline but very silly side stuff

[@thatkerimguy]

Combat Basics Tip: There is a number beside your heat bar at the top left. That tells you which "Gear" you are on. The higher the gear the faster your attack speed is. Some heat actions (special moves you do by pressing Triangle) can only be done in specific gears that will be told in skill descriptions. Heat will start draining if you don't attack enemies for a bit. Basically you can either save your heat for a faster attack speed or use it on heat actions for a instant output of damage. After playing for some time you will be able to tell when to go with either option, it comes naturally

[@axboltx]

Say it right : ka-mu-ro-cho.

[@akibro113]

Don't run always as there are a lot of gangs Just walk past them and you won't have to fight them.

[@doctorchoicetheunchainedx7523]

For each style, there’s a trainer to unlock 5 useful abilities per style. First you need to unlock any ability connected to the M orbs as those are the abilities you’ll learn from the masters. Hover over a M orb to see the order it will be unlocked(You have to unlock the first one first then the second and so on until you unlock the fifth and final one). Kamoji is the rush trainer and only available at night, Miss Tatsu is the beast trainer and is available day or night(to my knowledge), Baccus is the brawler trainer and only available at night. You can find a trainer on the map by the icon of a person(similar to the side mission icon just instead of a exclamation point it’s a person) Miss Tatsu you just take a taxi to the pier where you can also fish.You also have to beat the story of the business mini games in order to buy all the abilities of the fighting styles. All styles have there uses, but you can easily play the whole game playing with just one. Best thing when grabbing is pressing 🔺 to do a kick that sends the enemy down or O again to throw the enemy as doing the ▪️combo when grabbing is only good at gaining heat but leaves you open to enemies attack or won’t work on stronger enemies as they break your almost immediately. Throws are different depending on if you are in brawler or beast. Rush only has a guardbreak move instead of a grab, so heat actions will be limited in rush, even when having all its abilities. When you get certain abilities in each style, becoming drunk(shown by a bottle on the left side of the screen and changes color based on how drunk you are) and having low health (when health bar is flashing red) you get benefits but you don’t need to utilize that. When your health is full you can’t eat food at restaurants unless you get the ability at the shrine, drinks especially alcoholic drinks you can drink until your fully drunk.

[@Sbv-25]

Fully upgraded Beast style is apparently overpowered even without junk in the fighting area, or so i’ve heard

[@kjnguyen1385]

You must Mr shakedown as possible and you’ll lose all your money

[@SkorpionDoorman]

DO NOT SAVE THE SUBSTORIES AND SIDE ACTIVITIES TILL THE END! Some substories and Side Activities get locked off as you progress through the chapters, and you will not get another chance to do them until the post-game! There are even stretches where you are deadbolted onto the main story and cannot do substories and/or side activities!

[@yeet24tMrSAUCEGOD]

The thumbnail is top tier 👌🏽 🤣🤣🤣

[@hatkid1398]

You should try grabbing enemies and using heat actions.cars, wall, fences, almost everything on the street has a special move, most weapons and objects too

[@cookiethedutchie4475]

You can do the heat actions on enemies when they’re stunned and also you can grab them and drag them to a ledge of wall. Then you have the environmental heat actions. You can pick up a crate or trash can and throw it at an enemy with triangle, and there’s others too so you don’t need to do them when an enemy is on the ground

[@all4c4rnage]

100% you should play the Sub Stories as they unlock, its part of the entire experience and progression for levelling up will be ruined without it. Not to mention unlockables and what not. Definitely play Sub Stories DURING the chapters.

[@muhi_islam]

When you pick up an object or a weapon while in heat mode, you can perform a heat action just by getting near an enemy. This is useful in boss fights also.

[@Gmodguy477]

You can select multiple items to buy by using the directional pad

[@dennisjohnson1937]

Funny thing about Mr. Shakedown is that he becomes a joke when you’re fully upgraded.

[@JakeWolf216]

It's better to do the side quests, I've gotten good equipment, good business partners and good moves from other styles. Sometimes its better to do the side quests before the end of the game. But it's your choice professional 👍 Edit: Try some heat moves for more cash and damage, you can also stomp on enemies by pressing triangle.