Little things yu like about this game?

• That you can climb trees. I committed to making that the first thing I did when I first started this game.
• The number of interactions you can have with the Old Man, and that he takes so much after the King of Red Lions, one of my favorite past companions. My favorite of his is when you take his baked apple, and he shouts at you for it, only to admit that he's joking and that you can keep it for yourself.
• The reuse of the Rito and Koroks from The Wind Waker.
• Cooking.
• The sheer level of freedom you have when it comes to solving certain puzzles.
• The territorial behavior exhibited by Lynels.
• Everything concerning the Gerudo and the desert they live in; outside the Great Plateau, it's easily my favorite area in Hyrule.
• The nuances each of the Champions gets in the second DLC pack.
• Sidon. That is all.
• The "seal" puns Link makes when speaking to the sand seal vendor.
• Out of the Great Fairies, Tera is probably my favorite. I wish the other three had more distinct character traits like she does.
• I like the way a lot of the child NPCs are written.
• The fact that Fi comes back in this game.
• The flying minecart exploit.
• The atmosphere inside the shrines.
• I enjoyed the battles to get inside the Divine Beasts, as well as the encounter where you have to cleanse Naydra of Malice. Wish the game had more of those.
• The quirky guy who runs the Hateno dye shop.
• This game made me wish that I owned a real horse even more than Twilight Princess did.
• The old Goron in Goron City who yells "OOOOOIIIYYY!" every time I walk by.
• The Goron who runs the grill joint thanking you for buying from him even though you can cook your own food by tossing it on the ground.
• "The Recital at Warbler's Nest".
• Kula, the Master Sword fanboy Korok who flips out with excitement whenever you show it to him.
• Even though the quest itself was kind of annoying, it was funny eavesdropping on Oakie talking to himself during "The Lost Pilgrimage".
• The sleeping Korok dreaming of his face being eaten by vegetarians.
• You can find a female NPC camping in the middle of Hyrule Field despite being aware of the danger.

• The Master Torch guy
• Magda and her flower obsession
• Bolson, Hudson, and Karson. But mostly Bolson.

if you drop an egg it breaks

I first started playing BotW two weeks ago, got the woodcutters ax, and freaked out after finding out that I could actually cut down trees

I also like freezing goats with Ice Arrows and then shattering them with an Iron Sledgehammer. It's morbid, but I find it hilarious

Unrelated, but love the sig. Unlocked some deep memory for me.

I will also have to try freezing goats and bashing them with a hammer.