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They've added some fantastic tools that make you feel like a true supernatural predator. My favorite is the "Kami Veil." This allows you to briefly merge with environmental elements like specific trees, tall grass, or even shallow ponds, becoming completely invisible for a short time. You can't move while veiled, but it's perfect for setting up an ambush or letting a patrol pass by when there's no other cover. It has a cooldown, so you can't spam it, forcing you to use it strategically.

DualSense shines in this game. You’ll feel: - Trigger resistance when drawing a bow - Vibration patterns matching footsteps in snow or wind - Adaptive feedback when striking enemies or climbing rocky surfaces It makes the gameplay feel tactile and immersive, far beyond just pressing buttons.

It's a bummer for PS4 owners, but honestly, you can really feel why they made this call when you play it. The sheer speed of traveling across the map with instant fast-travel, the complexity of the environments, and the haptic feedback are all core to the experience and just wouldn't be possible on PS4. It's a true next-gen showcase. If you're looking to upgrade, this game is a fantastic reason to do so!

Mount Yōtei isn't just a pretty backdrop; it's practically a character in the story and the central spiritual hub of the entire game. The main conflict is essentially a struggle for the soul of the mountain. The villain, a ruthless daimyo, is trying to exploit its sacred resources and subdue its protective spirits for his own power. Your journey as the protagonist is deeply tied to awakening the mountain's ancient power and uniting the disparate peoples who live on its slopes to defend it. Reaching the summit is a major narrative and gameplay milestone that completely changes your abilities.

Mount Yōtei is essentially the heart of the story. It’s both a setting and a character in its own right. The mountain is shrouded in mystery and legends, and your journey involves uncovering the ancient spirits that inhabit it. The environment, seasonal changes, and treacherous paths all tie directly into the narrative and missions.

The enemy AI is also much more aggressive and will work together more effectively. Archers will specifically try to flank you while swordsmen press the attack, and brutes will charge you to break your guard. You can't just stand in one place and parry forever; you have to constantly be aware of your positioning and use all the tools at your disposal. It's a more challenging and engaging system overall.