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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2025
- Just to show the other lines for if you ignore Katsuyori and bumrush Nobunaga's musket lines. If you play as Sakon, he actually has a unique interaction with Hideyoshi but ONLY if you ignore Katsuyori and rush him to break through the gate he's guarding. If he starts to advance on Katsuyori, then the exchange won't trigger. Man, this game has such specific triggers.
Also, Tadakatsu gets a praise line from Ieyasu if he's the one to break through the Takeda main camp, I showed that at the end when I was just experimenting. Hideyoshi doesn't get any extra lines if he's the one that does it.
1:06, Hideyoshi and Sakon convo. Kinda funny how brief this is, i wonder if Hideyoshi remembers this when he hires him later.
Considering this is "Takeda wins" sort of scenario, I bet Sakon would stick with Takeda anyway
Mitsunari was actually the one who would hire Sakon later. Hideyoshi barely knew Sakon personally because of differences in their station. Sakon was a relatively unknown samurai and spent some time as a ronin as well. He actually served the Takeda as a ronin/mercenary, not as a retainer. Later during his employment under the Tsutsui (a Toyotomi vassal), he's acquainted with Mitsunari who employed him to work directly for the Toyotomi.
Can you do Okehazama oda side where you fail the ambush? To get the different outcome where the Imagawa assault you, enter the 'hornet's nest' garrison that Nobunaga tells you to avoid.
Ah yes, the good old games which had different outcomes if you deliberately screw up the battle
You also trigger a (stage-event) if You left (guide) a officer of the Takeda enter the oda Main camp.
Even Nobunaga’s intro and death lines change depending on success or failure. That’s so interesting.
Nah, his lines are randomised
Man that was swift that wasn't bad at all
Do not disappoint me!(x4)
Ieyasu and Nobunaga dies in this?!
Was based on Shingen's story mode where they both did die here and their officers would oppose Shingen in the Sekigahara fight against Kenshin and where Shingen and Kenshin work together to capture Kyushu. Totally based on real life events, of course.
@@ryhankhanage "Totally based on real life events"
That's a load of BS. Anyone remotely familiar with Japanese history can tell you that the Sekigahara battle never really happened, and Japan was united by a demon ninja who then gave it to Ieyasu, before vanishing from the face of the Earth forever.
@@Marcelelias11 of course, Sekigahara is just the cover story made up by Ieyasu to not let people know he made a deal with the devil aka Kotaro to unify the land in his name. That's obviously what happened and Sekigahara is just a big conspiracy theory at this point.