Roaming Ezo, now known as Hokkaido in Japan, and hunting his family’s murderers is a task for Yōtei’s ghost Protagonist, ATSU. While it has some family tools such as Grappling Hook and Katana, the last trailer of the sequel to the open world to Tsushima’s ghost He showed more new weapons.
There is the Kusarigama, although we did not see its chain in action, and the spear, known as Yari, to stab in the long term. This adds to double -hand swords, odachi and firearms. And although the co-creative director, Nate Fox, says they have the “benefit of gunpowder that is part of the combat mixture,” the Katana remains the focus.
“While Katana is still the most valuable weapon, having some more opportunities to explode is ever a bad addition to a video game,” he told Variety in a new interview.
The co-creative director, Jason Connell, added: “We have mocked the Kusarigama, and obviously, she has two swords, so there is an excellent double handling element there. In this trailer, there is a framework towards the end in which you can see a spear, which is called Yari. Being able to play with such a different variety of weapons is so new for the game of the game. Each of them has its benefits.
Of course, there are more than the game variety. Fox pointed out how to “mastering a weapon is part of the sensation of samurai cinema. Becoming a master of that blade is an integral part of it. But we wanted to give the players an even greater connection with weapons and earth.
“Then, within Ezo, you can find teachers who teach you how to use that weapon in a very organic way that you can see within these films. So you can experience what it is to grow as a martial artist together with ATSU.” When asked if any particular piece of samurai cinema influenced the title, Fox told Akira Kurosawa’s Yojimbo.
“Yojimbo“By Akira Kurosawa it is very, very large in our two minds like this tonal exit point for what it is to be a wandering sale sword, which is ATSU.”
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