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RGG studio (REPEATEDLY): "STRANGER THAN HEAVEN'S combat is VERY different from Yakuza or any of our other games" And I still see people be like: "Why is the combat so different it looks nothing like Yakuza or Judgment" ARE Y'ALL SERIOUS?' It's either for you or it's not

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