Little things yu like about this game?

I just found for the first time a little area where two bears were sniffing around a bee hive with a bunch of bees flying around it

@Scraps about how many hours do you have in this game

EvilResident posted...

@Scraps about how many hours do you have in this game

In this version, I just recently passed 200. I had over 1,000 in the Wii U version.

Surprised I haven't come back to this topic as much. How about we fix that?

...Unfortunately, I could only think of one other thing: I think the fairies in this game are very cute. The way they flutter around and fly off when they see you and how they'll sometimes turn up when you're cutting grass and the little tinkling sounds they make...I just think they're adorable, even if they don't perch on Link's head like they did in Twilight Princess.

I also like the patterns on their wings, and that they'll help you improve your meal if you throw them into a cooking pot with the ingredients.

I liked the intelligence and certain sense of honour that the Lynels had. If you went on their land, they would just watch you, and only attack if you drew your weapon. Unless you use the mask, in which case they’ll be like “you tricked me now PERISH” but they’re probably my favorite enemies.

zeldas ass

chemistry engine

inchbytes posted...

chemistry engine

what?

The fact that Link can mount Lynels and bash them while mounting them lol.

The fact that Goron Weapons deal bonus damage to Talis enemies.

The fact the voice acting is in a non CDI Zelda game.

The fact that it is open world.

What I dislike is the wall of reset around the tutorial area until you finish the tutorial. (I mean if we are creative enough to get far enough away from there we should be rewarded by being able to skip the rest of it and go to Kakariko Villiage, Talk to Impa, Go to Hateno Village then talk to her sister and get the ruins that she is very capable of adding and get a glider while we are at it. Lets reward creative workarounds rather than Smashing them with the hammer of "I didn't think of that when I made the game so reset for you har har har" that devs these days either put in or patch or ban players over. This is why I miss the days of not getting glitches patched out as the devs couldn't shove updates down your throat without you even having any say. Sure you can turn the Switch offline but Xbox and Playstation need you connected to online to "Verify" that you purchased the game that you had to purchase to even get on your console. (Lol stupidest logic ever as the games are tied to the profile that purchased them. It's just a way to force updates and monitor your gameplay and EULA's are how they can legally do that s***). Let me play the game in a glitchfest state if I so chose too as long as it's not online it does not hurt anybody and during an update to connect to online servers for that game you could "Check" for said exploits and just remove it from that players save file while online to avoid exploit obtained items in online games such as an "Infinite Money" glitch or something. It's such an anti consumer model that for some reason nobody complains about. If this happened in the early 2,000's then there would be a massive outcry about our "rights" being violated as consumers over this nonsense. But what can you do other than only play older games or cartridge only and never play online (But cartridges and disks also contain "Forced Updates to play this new game" so it's pointless on new systems and older systems as far back as the Wii).

Sorry for the off topic rant but I am tired of stuff being patched out without us having any say at all for offline games as it ruins fun stuff most of the time rather than adding fun stuff aside from paying for DLC.