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9/1/2017 3:41:11 PM
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Thoughts of Breath of the Wild
I'm a big fan of the Legend of Zelda, I was used to the normal 3 dungeons then plot twist/master sword then seven more dungeons and final boss sequence that most games had. I was impressed by how big Hyrule was and was eager to see it, but I encountered a major problem: I didn't have a Switch. It took me about 2 months of avoiding all spoilers and videos to find one and I did and holy crap. This game blew me away.
Now, this game admittedly had a weak startup, the tutorial took me about 4 hours because I exploring every single thing. The game had obvious problems like the "why do all my weapons break at the worst possible times?" scenario and the "Link its a 35 degree slope get up" scenario. The game had really good moments, whether I was riding through Hyrule on my horse or freezing Bokoblins and pushing them off cliffs, the game was endlessly fun.
I've beat it on Master Mode by now and played it dry. I gave up on Trial of the Sword for Master Mode because of the Silver Lizalfos in the Beginner Trials. All that's left is the next DLC, whcih looks good. I know its old news and nobody really talks about this game, but I've heard mixed reviews about it. What do you guys think?
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Now I'm someone who generally gets bored of stories in open worlds. I usually don't even feel like exploring them. The only open world game that got me interested in its world was Infamous 2, that right there is a near perfect game for me. If it weren't for the final boss being retardedly easy it'd be a 10/10 for me. Then i played BoTW. I still don't give a shit about the story, and despite owning it i haven't even finished a 2nd devine beast (been on it for like 1.5 months, just never started back on it.). My god, id the world in BoTW fan-effin-tastic! The various ways you can interact and solve the smaller dungeons. The amount of things to do in the open world. The creativity you can have in combat. This is my first Zelda game, and my god i can see why people love them! Just so much variety in the ways you can approach just about everything! Goty 2017, nuff said. I wanna finish it, but don't because i may never go back to it. Gotta savor it just a little more.
