I know. I was trying to experience the whole world and then beat it, like I do with all open world games. I hate to say it, but the world is dead compared to something like Witcher 3 or Skyrim. shyt just became more of a hassle than fun. I'll get back to it though
There's an island towards the Southeast corner of the map (I think that's where it is). If you can get there, it's a cool challenge. It can be a little frustrating but you'll feel
when you beat it cause you cannot brute force it.
There's an island towards the Southeast corner of the map (I think that's where it is). If you can get there, it's a cool challenge. It can be a little frustrating but you'll feel
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The problem is the back bone of the story portion of the game is the divine beasts and none of those moments feel epic. They give a million random shrines and seeds to find but 4 "real" levels to complete that amount to giving you 4 powers you don't need to defeat anyone. Zelda games were about the need to beat one place to gain a certain weapon or tool that would bring you ever so closer to being able to defeat the next area. Making Zelda completely open world hurt the experience imo.If your only halfway through you're not even at the climax (no homo,
After you defeat all four Devine beasts and obtain the master sword then decide if it's worth getting all the shrines and other quests or skipping and going to Ganon.
The game is literally a choose your own ending and you're not choosing. Of course it's going to get boring.
For every 30 shrines you beat, defeat one Devine beast then you'll have all 120 and can fight Ganon at full strength. Or just beat ganon and decide whether it's worth it to go back and play through. Theres no excuse for just setting the game down and walking away especially when you can go fight the main boss at anytime.
There are different incentives to keep playing, leveling up your outfits, getting money to buy whatever or obtaining special Parts from enemies....etc. You don't 'haven' to do anything but you need to find out on your own what is fun for you and what you want to do.
right now, especially since there isn't enough shyt out for me to personally cop one when I get a system. Would prolly need it for Splatoon 2, but still, I think that price will have me making do with the Joycons for a hot minute.
You playing with your girl or your kid? Cause it's useless in single player.Y'all my nikkas
But I'm not feeling sniperclipsI should have bought Zelda dlc instead I'm going to try to get my money's worth
Coli rarely steers me wrong
Y'all my nikkas
But I'm not feeling sniperclips
Coli rarely steers me wrong
