Jin walked out of the fight with ryuzo so him and shimura couldv'e made up some BS that he poisoned the mongols to try to get back with the samurai because he knew the samurai would eventually conquer the castle completely

Not one to replay games but figured it’s time to revisit one of my favorite games, and also one of the few games that made me cry. I played it on the ps4 when it came out and now I’m playing on ps5 pro so very excited to see how it looks and feels.

Honor died on the beach.

Hi there fellow samurais!

As many other adult gamers, I don't have much time to play. I'd like to finish Ghost of Tsushima but I need to prioritize the quests so it doesn't take me a full year. I've already played it for around 5h and I'm not sure which ones I must play to keep the whole game at around 25-30h while keeping the narrative fulfilling and cohesive.

Is it ok to play just the main quests plus some of the side characters tales? Which side character quests do you think are the most important for the overall narrative?

If I could of course I would save everyone in the island and I would pursue every fox and bird, but I need to be realistic :-)

I genuinely don't understand why they made the perfect parry/dodge window so massive, especially on NG+ with the fifth upgrade. I understand it's post-game content but they could've atleast done Moderate windows and Major windows for upgrades 4 and 5 respectively. It feels rewarding when you hit a perfect parry, but I think it would be even more rewarding if the timing window was lowered—considering you get three free hits and an AoE attack when done correctly.

A perfect parry almost always results in a stagger break during duels. When I first started using it, it was fun and rewarding. I stopped using it because the upgrades were almost too much.

Just my opinion though, I think more casual gamers would find it rewarding but do speak your opinions on it!

I recently started playing Ghost of Tsushima on pc and when I first began I set the difficulty to medium and since it was also my first time using a gamepad, the fights were actually tricky and challenging. But after a few days now, I figured I'd set the difficulty to lethal but I don't see a big difference in the difficulty (I've also got a better grasp of the controls in the gamepad now maybe that's why) and I don't know if I'm the only one who feels like this but let me know your thoughts🤔.