Yuki is in an incredibly tough situation. Undrivable car, new team and people, not much preparation and all the pressure in the world since he's expected to perform well under all these circumstances. If he pulls this off he'll cement himself as one of the greatest imo.

It's crazy how the simple trick to making good games has been proven time and time again to be low turnover and letting teams become better over time and yet the people at the top never seem to grasp that.

Had the same issue with DA: Veilguard. I just wish this doesn't become too prevalent in RPGs. Just let me find things on my own, see something cool in the distance and find my way there, find a little hole in-between some rocks and take a detour on my way to a quest objective.

Don't get me wrong I still very much enjoy the exploration and the level design. I just wish the pacing was a little bit better and I had some time in-between to calm down. Feels a little bit too dopamine rushy, short video content style of exploration.