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Topic	Zelda: Breath of the Wild
PrivateBiscuit1 08/07/20 8:09:39 PM #41:	Epyo posted... If you are asking this question, there's 0% chance you will enjoy this game, the game is simply not for you. Not even reading the rest of that post because this is false. If I have objectives I can aim for, chances are I'll enjoy this a lot more so I don't spend an hour running around, finding a whole lot of nothing, and getting maybe 2 Korok Seeds for my trouble. TheRock1525 posted... The smartest move was doing away with giving items mid-dungeon that are largely used once to defeat the boss and not much else, and instead giving you all your unlockable tools in the tutorial. But all of them are kind of awful. The tools are just... boring. I'd rather get a dungeon item that's used to defeat the boss in a really cool way than have to use nerfed bombs and puzzles where I have to grab and rotate something with the metal tool or traverse using ice blocks. Stasis is alright, but it's not exciting enough to really use in battle often. I dunno, I'd rather have a spinner to beat up a badass bone dragon once than have to use an ice block in a mundane manner. Honestly, what I miss and crave are the really specifically cool stuff in the Zelda games. Towns with a ton of personality in them. Areas and quests specific to quirky characters. Dungeons with cool themes that it feels like a unique experience each time. And I miss epic encounters with unique mini-bosses and dungeon bosses. The closest thing to real bosses are the Ganon Blights or whatever, and even they aren't tremendously exciting or anything and they look same-y. It also feels like there's hardly any enemy types at all, or maybe it's just that they're used so often they aren't exciting anymore. To describe something I wanted to explore: I saw an island to the west of the Master Sword forest. I went through the forest and I'm like "Alright, I'm gonna go to that island after this because it has its own name and it looks cool." I go and do everything in Korok land and then leave and spend all this time floating and climbing to the island and............. nothing. Just nothing. Just a tree and a bunch of bones. I looked it up and it says there's nothing on this named island. I was let down. I would have been satisfied with even a Korok seed considering I had to put forth some actual effort to get there. --- Check out my entertainment blog!: www.heroicbiz.com I discuss video games, comics, movies, and TV! <cite>PrivateBiscuit1 posted [p:943121787] in Zelda: Bre... [t:78898578]...</cite> <quote>Epyo posted... </cite> <quote>If you are asking this question, there's 0% chance you will enjoy this game, the game is simply not for you.</quote>Not even reading the rest of that post because this is false. If I have objectives I can aim for, chances are I'll enjoy this a lot more so I don't spend an hour running around, finding a whole lot of nothing, and getting maybe 2 Korok Seeds for my trouble. TheRock1525 posted... </cite> <quote>The smartest move was doing away with giving items mid-dungeon that are largely used once to defeat the boss and not much else, and instead giving you all your unlockable tools in the tutorial.</quote>But all of them are kind of awful. The tools are just... boring. I'd rather get a dungeon item that's used to defeat the boss in a really cool way than have to use nerfed bombs and puzzles where I have to grab and rotate something with the metal tool or traverse using ice blocks. Stasis is alright, but it's not exciting enough to really use in battle often. I dunno, I'd rather have a spinner to beat up a badass bone dragon once than have to use an ice block in a mundane manner. Honestly, what I miss and crave are the really specifically cool stuff in the Zelda games. Towns with a ton of personality in them. Areas and quests specific to quirky characters. Dungeons with cool themes that it feels like a unique experience each time. And I miss epic encounters with unique mini-bosses and dungeon bosses. The closest thing to real bosses are the Ganon Blights or whatever, and even they aren't tremendously exciting or anything and they look same-y. It also feels like there's hardly any enemy types at all, or maybe it's just that they're used so often they aren't exciting anymore. To describe something I wanted to explore: I saw an island to the west of the Master Sword forest. I went through the forest and I'm like "Alright, I'm gonna go to that island after this because it has its own name and it looks cool." I go and do everything in Korok land and then leave and spend all this time floating and climbing to the island and............. nothing. Just nothing. Just a tree and a bunch of bones. I looked it up and it says there's nothing on this named island. I was let down. I would have been satisfied with even a Korok seed considering I had to put forth some actual effort to get there. --- Check out my entertainment blog!: www.heroicbiz.com I discuss video games, comics, movies, and TV!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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