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ParanoidObsessive posted...

Basically, the game could almost be more accurately be described as "Breadth of the Wild". Nearly all of the aspects people are praising revolve around exploration and the sheer size of the map as core gameplay. Even weapon breaking ties into that, because it forces you to experiment with new items and new methods of play rather than simply finding the most powerful sword you can and just spam the most effective attack strategies. The game wants you to explore and discover everything on your own, and wants to force you out of your comfort zone in order to make sure you're actually doing that. In some ways, it's more true to the original Legend of Zelda on the NES than anything that's come after.

Ha.

Honestly, that's one of the things which appeals to me the most since previous Zeldas have felt small and linear compared to the earlier games which had more of an impression of a full world. At this point, I'm honestly not sure how long I'll wait to get a Switch for it.

Entity13 posted...

Replayability is nil to anyone who ISN'T a speed runner, somehow made worse by the inability to make a new file of the game unless you either delete the old one or make a new profile on your system

Well, that's ridiculous.
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