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The game is definitely vastly better at higher difficulties. If I didn't have access to Ishin mode, which rocks, I'd be playing on Legendary.
Lol, healing? What's that?
Don't get hit bro. On Legendary and Ishin you'd go broke anyway if you tried to pot your way through battles.
If you're using a swordsman focused build (with their constant blow trading thanks to their hyper-poise) then I realize that not getting hit is easier said than done but that's sort of the trade off for the style's high DPS
Even on normal, not filing your MMO taxes makes fodder take longer to kill even when they spend 90% of the fight helpless on the ground.
Before you think about "The challenge", think about "How much longer do I want to hit people while they are down until I grind enough that skill matters again?". Much like Darksouls 2, skill only goes so far when you have not unlocked "My dodge isn't ♥♥♥♥ anymore" on your stats screen. (oh my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ god why do some classes start with less I frames than a DS1 fat roll?)
Speaking of grind. I was pleasantly surprised that ♥♥♥♥♥♥ bronze hammers you can get an infinite supply of fairly early (gun trainer has an easy repeatable rank 1 mission that hand them out) will still slowly elevate the ranks of your weapons if you start them out from the bottom tier nameless sword garbage "Wait how did I get a purple grade sword-ooooh. nice."
Which I was glad to learn when brawler started falling off in the zigzagging power curve. "okay that is five guys killed in 10-20 seconds with weapons. Now to switch to brawler and kill the last one. I have a +brawler loincloth on, it will be fine" *just a solid 30 seconds of punching to kill the ultimate challenge, random bandit in front of don quijote*
Hmm, maybe if I hit them with a chair .... nope, went through five chairs. Must be a hidden secret boss.... Stats screen are you SURE my brawler power is higher than my swordsman power?
Yakuza 3 on Normal (back in the PS3) was far harder than Ishin on Hard so far.
I think it's pretty fun. Why not give it a try sometime?
I'm the opposite, I generally play games to challenge myself and to dig for cheesy power exploits (I realize those things are often contradictory) but I absolutely get the story-only types of players.
Especially for a series as well written as this one