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- Step into a world of discover, exploration and adventure
- Boundary-breaking game in the acclaimed series: The Legend of Zelda
- Discover Hyrule as never before: by making your own path, choices and consequences
- Find multiple solutions to tons of dynamic puzzles, a key to survival
- Find weapons and armor, cook food, brew elixirs and more
- Shrine hundreds of clever challenges while gearing up weapons and armor to resist foes in the world
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On a serious note, there's no actual way to know who is in the minority because there is no way to know how many people have actually played this game, let alone how many of them liked it versus disliked it.
I for one have played every Zelda game (on home consoles, never really did the portable thing) and have enjoyed all of them thoroughly, but BotW's world just felt empty and boring to me. I tried three separate times to get into it and it just didn't hold me like the other games did.
I do realize that my gaming tastes could simply have changed, and I don't doubt that this is a GREAT game for many people, but I do think there are quite a few people who praise it just to praise it because it is Nintendo for one, and Zelda for second.
I do say live and let live though. If someone thinks it's a great game that's just an opinion, that doesn't mean that someone who thinks it's a horrible game is wrong, it just means they have a different opinion. I've lost count of how many games I've thoroughly enjoyed that reviewers (and other players) have completely lambasted.
On a serious note, there's no actual way to know who is in the minority because there is no way to know how many people have actually played this game, let alone how many of them liked it versus disliked it.
I for one have played every Zelda game (on home consoles, never really did the portable thing) and have enjoyed all of them thoroughly, but BotW's world just felt empty and boring to me. I tried three separate times to get into it and it just didn't hold me like the other games did.
I do realize that my gaming tastes could simply have changed, and I don't doubt that this is a GREAT game for many people, but I do think there are quite a few people who praise it just to praise it because it is Nintendo for one, and Zelda for second.
I do say live and let live though. If someone thinks it's a great game that's just an opinion, that doesn't mean that someone who thinks it's a horrible game is wrong, it just means they have a different opinion. I've lost count of how many games I've thoroughly enjoyed that reviewers (and other players) have completely lambasted.
That's nice that you hate open world games, and found this one bearable, but it doesn't change the fact that again, if this wasn't Zelda or Nintendo, it wouldn't have gotten anywhere near the praise it gets.
On a serious note, there's no actual way to know who is in the minority because there is no way to know how many people have actually played this game, let alone how many of them liked it versus disliked it.
I for one have played every Zelda game (on home consoles, never really did the portable thing) and have enjoyed all of them thoroughly, but BotW's world just felt empty and boring to me. I tried three separate times to get into it and it just didn't hold me like the other games did.
I do realize that my gaming tastes could simply have changed, and I don't doubt that this is a GREAT game for many people, but I do think there are quite a few people who praise it just to praise it because it is Nintendo for one, and Zelda for second.
I do say live and let live though. If someone thinks it's a great game that's just an opinion, that doesn't mean that someone who thinks it's a horrible game is wrong, it just means they have a different opinion. I've lost count of how many games I've thoroughly enjoyed that reviewers (and other players) have completely lambasted.
No way to know how many people have played the game and no way to know how many liked or disliked it? Sales figures are available as are a massive sample size of reviews. I understand people have different tastes but it is an objective fact that you are in the minority if you think this was a bad game.
You are really grasping now. Trust me I understand, there a plenty of games I couldn't get into that got rave reviews. I am in the minority in my opinion of those games.
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You can always youtube the shrine, but I've been able to solve all 20ish of the ones I've entered on my own.
When I first got the game, I spent hours just exploring, looking around for the next spot I wanted to check out. Finding different landscapes and climbing mountains was amazing.
It's definitely not for everyone. Zelda games have always changed up some gameplay but keeping core things there. Fetch quests, finding missing people, gathering items are always a part of the game. The dungeons are still here just not as dark and confusing as they've been in the past. The shrines are smallish dungeons and the Divine Beasts are the bigger dungeons with the bosses at the end.
As far as the game feeling empty I think they probably wanted to populate the game with more life but I'm guessing the limitations of the hardware kept them from putting too much stuff everywhere.
since it's a cartridge there's very little chance of it not working (unlike older disc-based games that could get scratched)
and then if you ever want to sell your switch or just the game it still has some resale value.
Digital titles, on the other hand, are tied to your Nintendo account and are not transferrable
Playing through the "new" Link's
Awakening last month was SO much more enjoyable and less tedious.
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