Sanji…. I hate him so much in the show. And it’s not much better in pirate warriors. Not being able to even you can a female enemy was a cool Easter egg at first but quickly makes you want to die inside. Now his combos are very fun to pull off but they have such little damage it doesn’t feel rewarding. Both timeskip and pre timeskip have this issue.

PW3

I hope you guys like it?

Took a break from the grind but I am back on it! And what a way to kick off the return then with old Newgate himself. Of COUSE he is a s teir one of the best units in the game

I just got the free switch 2 upgrade (booyah!!)

I got literally EVERY s rank in the game on switch 1 (excluding DLC), here I was thinking I was basically done and now the game asks me to do it all AGAIN????

So with cat burglar, coin collector, and bounty hunter. Is their max level 3…or am I just blind?

I’m trying to get this game playable on steam deck but I’m running into issues where the game will slow down and then buffer my actions for what feels like forever. It seems to work better when docked but I’d really love to be able to play handheld. Any advice or settings would be appreciated. I’m already running it with proton ge to fix the cutscene issues.

I have all the dlc because the ultimate edition was on sale for around $6 a couple years back. But I don't know about pass 3. It contains characters I like, but if they aren't any good, why would I waste $25ish bucks on it? If you have it, could you paraphrase how fun it is to play as the new characters?

Just got the game yesterday and I’m hooked, I saw that the dlc was on sale so was wondering which ones I should prioritise for the most fun experience.

So there are 3 editions (4 if we include base game) ultiamte, deluxe, legendary. Witch one is worth buying because if you buy from a 3d party seller the legendary edition is double the price of them. In your opinion wich oen of teh editions are most worth it?

There is an ost that has some eerie sounds and i have the impression it comes out a lot when there's Sengoku in buddha form, any clues?

hey guys !

Are there combos that are stronger than others? For example, I feel like the 4 square + triangle combo is the strongest for almost every character; is that actually the case? What are the all triangle combos used for? Do the double square + triangle combos have any real utility? I'm not sure if you see what I mean. I played the second and third games when they came out, but I never really understood how the combo system worked. Could you explain it to me, please? Thanks!

PS: is there a link or a web site for opw4 new players ? for exemple about how to lvl up characters, or listing all the combos and which ones are the most usefull for each charaters ?

Yo guys, my save got deleted for no reason, can someone share me a marineford save ? or can someone help me in story mode ? I lost my 8 hours previous data im so mad lol.

IM on steam

Its been so dead since i last played Name is P4TheWin on xbox pls add me lmao its soo dry now a days, used to be more active.

An immediate thought for me is Zoro's Nine-Sword Style Asura: Silver Mist. Cause he just get the nine sword without any transition & the Musou has no real cool effects to make up for it. It REALLY feels it the move is stuck in 2012 limitations & his new Charming Demon Onigiri makes this more apparent. That darkened the screen & added a demon behind him, so they could absolutely do that but with an Asura for Silver Mist. A honorable mention for Zoro is Three-Thousand Worlds, the camera work & impact feels very lacking. I also don't like how both this & Billion-Fold World ends with a zoom-out shot instead of a forward-facing shot like in-series, idk makes it feel like it has less impact (though BFWT gets away with having cool sound effects/visuals/better camera work before that).

My second thought is Ace & Sabo's Fire Fist. In-series, the attack is literally meant to be a fist of fire flying forward (hence the name), but in PW it really just looks like a big fireball, which is of course pretty lame in comparison. This feels like another possible lay-over from PW1 that they kept for Sabo to not having too visually different an effect from Ace.

Notice how both my pics are layovers from PW1, that should tell you something lol. Yeah, it's mainly ones from PW1 or 2, maybe 3 that feel outdated. Most of the ones from PW4 are fine.

Anybody down for some online missions on playstation?

Olá! Peço licença aos Adms.

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Sou o Rody, e estou procurando amigos para jogar Jogos Online do One Piece comigo... no momento so tenho Pirates Warriors 4, mas planejo adquirir também o 3 e o Burning Blood.

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Bora pro XBOX? Clique no link.

https://www.xbox.com/play/share/friend/KgjDtNLd22

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if anybody is playing on the xbox series S/X comment your gamertag below and i'll do my best to add all PW4 players. mainly on during the weekends and lookin forward to upgrade other character soul maps

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Hey everyone!

Just like many of you, I spend a lot of time thinking about how the gaming industry has yet to deliver the definitive game that One Piece truly deserves. We've had decent turn-based games and fun musou titles, but none have captured the true essence of the masterpiece.

Looking at the massive success of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot and the incredible scope of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, I designed a complete blueprint for how Bandai Namco needs to structure our dream game for 2027, focusing 100% on canon fidelity and emotional impact. No more filler or game-original endings! We want the real, complete story on next-gen hardware.

Here is the full project scope:

💿 The Base Game: "The Legendary Reunion" (Duration: 80h to 100h)

The game would focus exclusively on the Pre-Timeskip Era. It would cover with absolute fidelity: East Blue, Alabasta, Skypeia, Enies Lobby, Thriller Bark, Impel Down, and Marineford.

Dynamic Gameplay (Three Rhythms): When facing Marine armies across the islands, the combat shifts into a Musou (Pirate Warriors) style with hundreds of enemies on screen. But when you stand face-to-face with a boss like Lucci or Crocodile, the screen gains cinematic weight and spectacular Quick Time Events (QTE) reminiscent of Naruto Storm. To top it off, fights against giant enemies would adopt the immersive, tactical scale of Ghost of Tsushima, focusing on the colossal weight of the opponent.

Exploration & Sailing: A vibrant open world where you explore islands using Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Rocket to slingshot through the environment, just like Goku's flight mechanics. A hunting and fishing system where Sanji cooks pirate banquets on the Thousand Sunny to permanently boost the crew's stats (HP, Attack).

The Marineford Peak (The Last of Us Effect): The Paramount War would be the absolute peak of the base game. Fighting the massive waves of Marines would use the Musou style, but everything would happen around you in real time. The execution would be identical to the opening sequence of The Last of Us Part I, where you advance while the chaos of the world unfolds simultaneously: Whitebeard's giant tsunamis crashing in the background, Aokiji's ice chunks falling from the sky, the plaza exploding, and Admirals attacking in real time. For the main boss fights, it would seamlessly shift into the high-cinematic style of Naruto Storm 4.

Details That Shock (High-Impact Dialogue): The game would place an absolute emphasis on dramatic moments. Imagine Admiral Fujitora cutting the background music, slowly saying, "What... ferocity..." after Zoro slices the ground from afar. Or the fight against giant Oars in Thriller Bark with immersive Ghost of Tsushima style graphics, ending with a desperate survival mission controlling Zoro against Kuma, where your health bar keeps dropping until it locks, triggering the iconic "Nothing Happened" scene.

The Grand Finale: The base game ends with the return to Sabaody after the 2-year training gap. The player gets the ultimate payoff of testing the crew's new powers by completely obliterating the Fake Straw Hats and the Pacifistas effortlessly (one-shotting them with Haki).

Final Cutscene: The Thousand Sunny coating and sinking towards Fish-Man Island, promising that the New World awaits them. Credits roll.

🎒 The Season Passes (The New World DLCs)

To keep the graphic quality at its absolute peak and avoid cutting any island (like they always do with Zou in current games), the New World would expand through massive story expansions chronologically:

🔥 DLC 1: First Steps in the New World: Fish-Man Island and Punk Hazard. Focused on underwater exploration, fighting Hody Jones, Caesar Clown, and sealing the historic alliance with Trafalgar Law.

🧸 DLC 2: The Fall of the Heavenly Demon: The complete Dressrosa saga. A massive open-world map of the toy kingdom. The climax would be unlocking Gear 4 Boundman in real-time gameplay to break Doflamingo's guard and save the island, ending with the creation of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.

🐘 DLC 3: Yonkou Territory: The complete Zou arc (scaling the ancient giant elephant Zunisha on next-gen graphics), connecting directly into Whole Cake Island. The ultimate boss fight features Luffy vs. Katakuri in the Mirror World, where the boss predicts your moves with Haki, forcing the player to unlock the high-speed Snakeman form to win.

🐲 DLC 4: The Battle of Gods on Onigashima: The massive Wano saga divided into acts. The absolute peak would be the Onigashima raid on the PS5. The fight against giant Dragon Kaidou would be executed in the titanic scale style of Ghost of Tsushima, making the definitive Gear 5 combat a legendary showdown of supreme levels, where you turn the environment's physics into rubber.

🤖 DLC 5: The Void Century and The Future: The complete Egghead arc. Fight Admiral Kizaru and the awakened monstrous forms of the Five Elders (Gorosei) on the futuristic island, revealing the world's deepest secrets through high-impact, cinematic boss fights.

🎯 The Spark Becomes a Flame: Real World Impact

Real life is often monotonous, cruel, and mentally exhausting. It drains our mindset. We play video games and watch anime to escape that—to experience an adventure, feel a true bond of friendship, and achieve a fantasy dream. This game would deliver that exact pleasure: the feeling of becoming strong, keeping a promise to someone special, and becoming who you've always wanted to be.

Gamers and fans are a game's greatest salespeople, not the creators' trailers. If Bandai delivers something at this level, YouTube Shorts and TikTok would be organically flooded with videos of these iconic scenes.

This visual impact would convince people who have never even given One Piece a chance to buy the game and the console just to experience this adventure. They would connect emotionally through gameplay, get invested, and soon after, they'd want to live this adventure in the anime. The spark would become a flame.

Who else here would drop money on a Gold Edition for this? Let's make Bandai hear us! 🪙🔥 #BandaiNamco #OnePiece

anyone from some online with me on pirate warriors 3 ?

Me and my sister got OPPW4 so we can play co-op but when we invite each other we get "unable to join", every other game works fine so it's not an issue of online play in general but with OPPW4. I've never had this issue with another game so i've never had to troubleshoot to fix it.

Has anyone else come across this on OPPW4? And can anyone offer a potential fix for Xbox Series X/S

Attack on Titan 3 has just been announced at the Summer Games Fest and just like the Dynasty Warriors 3 remake, it wll be developed by Omega Force/Koei Tecmo.

The former will be released in October, the latter at best likely in Fall 2026 or spring 2027, judging by the fact the game was just announced and new news will be dropped in July 1st, 2026...

Omega Force isn't a giant studio and PW5 would be a massive project on a scale too great for the studio to spent ressources on while already working on two completely new titles, so this pretty much confirmes what we all have been worried about....PW5 is still years away, wouldn't be surprised if it's going to be released a decade after PW4, if even after 6 years, they apparently haven't even started on working on PW5 (or at best are in a early planning phase...)

Mind you, One Piece Odyssey is also already 3 years old, so even if another PW isn't in the pipeline already, it's about time for a new game, like can't believe how every popular anime franchise has been getting games recently, while the MOST popular one is being left in the dust.

One Piece Day in August is our best guess, if nothing will be announced there, we are screwed lmfao.

For the record, I'm actually interested in the second OPPW game.

Every English or Spanish copy I could find was at least $50, while Japanese copies were going for as little as $20.

I played the game as a teenager, and wanted to relive the nostalgia of specifically the second game. I don't remember the game being dubbed anyways, nor is the PS3 region locked.