YAKUZA KIWAMI 2 Shogi Ranked Match Saito 10th Kyu with the The Basics of Shogi Book

Описание: This video is the alternative version of the original, as you may be able to tell from you or the ai winning the exchange, as opposed to the original saying the exact opposite. Also the fact that Kiryu is referred to as the 8th kyu and there being a blue square on the screen showing where the piece should moved to.

If you're struggling to complete the challenge and want to know the ins and outs of shogi, I suggest going to the shogi player, in Sotenbori, who sits away from the others' tables, south of Four Shine during the daytime. Late in the game, "Keima" will open up, and you can play shogi challenges there. and tell him your skills aren't all that great. He'll hand you an item called The Basics of Shogi, which you can use during the game as a cheat item. It will direct you how to make your next move. Only problem is sometimes the AI works slowly as it processes all possible outcomes, so you might be waiting minutes between each move, but it will tend to give you a winning strategy.

To play shogi In Kamurocho, talk to a Shogi player who hangs out in the abandoned convenience store in Nakamichi Alley.

Replicate what you see in the video. You should be ending in 53 moves. Turn off time limit and take backs as you don't need them, unless you're struggling from one of the opponent's pieces moving differently, then you can keep take backs on.

If you end up winning the exchange and end up going first, then usually moving a random pawn, soldier or general piece tends to be the best way to get things started and possibly similar to how the video is.

If you lose the exchange and end up going second, then moving a random pawn piece or the same piece as them might stride their movements towards being similar to how they are in the video.

If the enemy's movements for the pieces are completely different from how they are in the video and you aren't capable of countering it, then you can quit the game and try again or reload your save. That is as long as you've saved before attempting the shogi match. Just so that it's similar to the video and makes things easier for you to understand and replicate.