#Samurai warriors 4 Ps4#

Took me 150 to get all trophies, currently looking at 60+ on 4-II and know a lot of that will be just grinding levels and books. The OG version offers just as much as 4-II, and if you like story then you'll find Chronicle Mode (you roam Japan as a Ronin and befriend everyone) far more rewarding than 4-II's battle castle challenge.Д¤ is also less grindy. If I had to tell you to get one, get SW4. And as the same people over and over again, as I said.

In 4 you could play Sekigahara twice, depending on who you want to play as, but in 4-II you end up playing it many times depending on the campaign because everyone important to the story modes was there. I did the stage in Naomasa's story, now I have to play it again as him in Takatora Todo's story just to count it to the trophy.

As is Sekigahara, which is a very important battle, but as the game wants you to plat every stage with every character is a bit excessive. Honnoji, where Nobunaga died, is repeated three times iirc (though one is an alt-history scenario which is a bit of a fresh take). Disco Shamisen madness.)ДЄlso said above is how certain battles are repeated. It's by far the most memorable song in the game. Best song in the game was relegated to the options menu in 4-II and though I can change it at will, I used Itsukushima to level grind because I knew it like the back of my hand. Same with Shikoku.Д¤-II is missing a lot of good story battles, and I am sore Itsukushima didn't make it in. The Mori did this in 4, but when you play Kyushu the Mori are the bad guys (and thus weren't initially playable). In 4-2, this campaign starts with Takakage struggling against the Oda at the point just before they join forces, then later on how they helped quell later battles in Kyushu.

Then how they struggle against the invading Oda/Toyotomi before eventually coming to an alliance with them to bring peace to Japan.

#Samurai warriors 4 Ps4#

I platinum trophy'd SW4 on PS4 and currently going for SW4-2, so I'd like to weight in.Д¤ and 4-2 have identical story modes but, as posted above, different focuses.ДЇor instance, in 4 you can follow the Mori clan as father-son duo Motonari and Takakage overturn the status quo at Itsukushima (the most important non-famous battle of the period imo). With the series celebrating its 10th anniversary, the main Story Mode has been overhauled, with two primary ways to play: Regional play, which focuses on the heroic actions of individual warriors throughout the land and A Land United, which focuses on the final years of the turbulent Warring States period.