He's almost imposing swordmanship to his opponent. He is striving for greatness without limiting himself to swordmanship but prioritizing it above everything else.

He refuses to lose, specially when swords are not involved.īasically he's trying to become the Strongest, period. Like how he values the way of the sword, and simply total domination/supremacy against his foes. This reminds us that he simply refuses to lose period, and can't forgive a non swordman to even put his life in danger thanks to anyTHing other than a blade. From Mato Jit was exclusive to the PlayStation 3, an English version was. The game offers a mix of story, combat and event scenes. It is the latest installment of the Way of the Samurai series, first released in Japan in March 3, 2011. Zoro refuses to die by any other means than by the sword, and he refuses to get beaten by a swordman since he has to become the strongest of them. Way of the Samurai 4 is a video game developed by Acquire and published by Spike for the PlayStation 3 and Ghostlight for the PC. However, Zoro clearly wishes to die a certain way, while he was fucking around, trash talking at the begining of their fight aknowledging that as a Pirate, King was in his right to use whatever means at his disposal to beat him, in the end when in danger his true feelings came out.

The way of the sword