These are all just flying and passing by thoughts i had when playing TotK, but i feel they're important enough to mention
the game feels like it has lost all the soul from breath of the wild. There's not really that feeling of magic you could encounter when playing botw.
What i mean by this is, instead of being able to just keep exploring all day long, stumbling over stuff you've never seen before, etc etc, you just feel like you're walking from point A to point B.
The game is easy as hell to cheese, and once you get 2 fans and a steering stick the game's basically done. Even if you commit to never using them, you're going against what the game wants you to do by not using its full capabilities
there's just this werid paradox where the game wants you to use its mechanics to a max while having a level design based around holding back and following the designated path
in general it feels like a soyfest made for people to get easily impressed. A game with no soul behind that shouldn't be regarded as nearly a good of a game as it is.
the game feels like it has lost all the soul from breath of the wild. There's not really that feeling of magic you could encounter when playing botw.
What i mean by this is, instead of being able to just keep exploring all day long, stumbling over stuff you've never seen before, etc etc, you just feel like you're walking from point A to point B.
The game is easy as hell to cheese, and once you get 2 fans and a steering stick the game's basically done. Even if you commit to never using them, you're going against what the game wants you to do by not using its full capabilities
there's just this werid paradox where the game wants you to use its mechanics to a max while having a level design based around holding back and following the designated path
in general it feels like a soyfest made for people to get easily impressed. A game with no soul behind that shouldn't be regarded as nearly a good of a game as it is.