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CopperTom wrote:Just rebuilt Lurelin village - not as satisfying as building Tarrey Town in BotW.
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My one issue with this game is a luxury complaint. There’s almost too much. I’m getting too distracted. I’ll be running along with a goal in mind and then get sidetracked because a fucking korok lost his friend or i just found out i only need 10 more poes for armor of the deep. I had to hand out mushrooms to a bunch of people in Hateno Village but got sidetracked now i have to remember who still needs shrooms
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This game might take me 5 years to complete (I'm not talking 100% I mean just regular story)
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:My one issue with this game is a luxury complaint. There’s almost too much. I’m getting too distracted. I’ll be running along with a goal in mind and then get sidetracked because a fucking korok lost his friend or i just found out i only need 10 more poes for armor of the deep. I had to hand out mushrooms to a bunch of people in Hateno Village but got sidetracked now i have to remember who still needs shrooms
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:My one issue with this game is a luxury complaint. There’s almost too much. I’m getting too distracted. I’ll be running along with a goal in mind and then get sidetracked because a fucking korok lost his friend or i just found out i only need 10 more poes for armor of the deep. I had to hand out mushrooms to a bunch of people in Hateno Village but got sidetracked now i have to remember who still needs shrooms
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:My one issue with this game is a luxury complaint. There’s almost too much. I’m getting too distracted. I’ll be running along with a goal in mind and then get sidetracked because a fucking korok lost his friend or i just found out i only need 10 more poes for armor of the deep. I had to hand out mushrooms to a bunch of people in Hateno Village but got sidetracked now i have to remember who still needs shrooms

I’d exactly the same issue with botw but that was all part of the charm.

Here? Given it’s so much bigger I can see it being a problem
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Monkey_Driven wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:My one issue with this game is a luxury complaint. There’s almost too much. I’m getting too distracted. I’ll be running along with a goal in mind and then get sidetracked because a fucking korok lost his friend or i just found out i only need 10 more poes for armor of the deep. I had to hand out mushrooms to a bunch of people in Hateno Village but got sidetracked now i have to remember who still needs shrooms
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:My one issue with this game is a luxury complaint. There’s almost too much. I’m getting too distracted. I’ll be running along with a goal in mind and then get sidetracked because a fucking korok lost his friend or i just found out i only need 10 more poes for armor of the deep. I had to hand out mushrooms to a bunch of people in Hateno Village but got sidetracked now i have to remember who still needs shrooms

I’d exactly the same issue with botw but that was all part of the charm.

Here? Given it’s so much bigger I can see it being a problem
Yeah i had the same problem in Botw, and in a lot of big open world games really. It's overwhelming sometimes for sure but i like it. It's a far better system of discovery than the Ubisoft method of just littering a map with hundreds of points of interest.

It's the worst in the depths. I'll be following a path and then get sidetracked going after some poes or a lightroot, then another and next thing i know i'm completely lost and have to trace my way back to the path i was trying to follow.
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:My one issue with this game is a luxury complaint. There’s almost too much. I’m getting too distracted. I’ll be running along with a goal in mind and then get sidetracked because a fucking korok lost his friend or i just found out i only need 10 more poes for armor of the deep. I had to hand out mushrooms to a bunch of people in Hateno Village but got sidetracked now i have to remember who still needs shrooms

I’d exactly the same issue with botw but that was all part of the charm.

Here? Given it’s so much bigger I can see it being a problem
Yeah i had the same problem in Botw, and in a lot of big open world games really. It's overwhelming sometimes for sure but i like it. It's a far better system of discovery than the Ubisoft method of just littering a map with hundreds of points of interest.

It's the worst in the depths. I'll be following a path and then get sidetracked going after some poes or a lightroot, then another and next thing i know i'm completely lost and have to trace my way back to the path i was trying to follow.

I just found my first depth thing earlier. Holy shit I love the light roots. I let the bit play each time. It’s scary af down there.

None of this helped that I’m not finding koroks at all. 7 so far. We’ll get there tho.
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I shouldn’t have played botw so close to this.

I’m not using any of the new materials or learning how to best use them and fuse them.
I was an awful hoarder in botw.
Gonna spend a couple of hours figuring out what I have and how to do it.
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dimejinky99 wrote:I shouldn’t have played botw so close to this.

I’m not using any of the new materials or learning how to best use them and fuse them.
I was an awful hoarder in botw.
Gonna spend a couple of hours figuring out what I have and how to do it.
Once you realize that the normal weapons are "decayed" and last even less than in BotW, and you see the strength of fused weapons, you'll be using it constantly. Fuse shit to your shields, too. Like Zonai flame devices, etc. Then when an enemy hits it, it gets blasted by fire or whatever you have on there.

Do a couple of those korok challenges where you have to help him find his friend. Those usually involve building some kind of vehicle with Ultrahand. Good practice. Later in the game, you'll find the ability to recall things you made in the past, so you don't have to spend so much time building.

Ascend is great if you don't have a lot of stamina for climbing. Go stand under those fallen pieces that are on the sides of cliffs and get up that way.

I'm beginning to think the most underrated one is Recall. Not just for riding the falling blocks up to the sky, but for reversing things to get places on the ground as well.
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Ugh. I ended up getting caught up in the Rito mission. Involves lots of paragliding and a little guy helping you. Don’t be daunted by it it’s a piece of piss once you get the hang of it. But it’s never ending up and up and up and up. And Ascend is your friend 70% of the time.
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Yeah that one was fun
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I was able to get all of the Yiga armor and infiltrate their HQ. Got the lightning helm and learned earthwake. And got the yiga fabric for my glider, but I’m rocking a chu-chu fabric on my glider right now
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Ah man. They left kakariko village the same!

That’s so cool my go to hang out n cook shop and just live place

I never even used that house they make you built in the other place. This is cool
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Hey dime, you might like this article

https://www.theverge.com/23734533/zelda ... ring-brain
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:Hey dime, you might like this article

https://www.theverge.com/23734533/zelda ... ring-brain

Wow. He was in my brain! Agree with every word. All of it.
Especially find myself using the d pad all the time now which I never ever did before and mid battle in particular to switch up on adding things to the arrows.
Also found it incredibly fiddly to begin with but getting the hang of it now.
Good to know it wasn’t just me :)
Thanks Ruddo :)
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Just found the mines in the depths. This is exactly what I’d imagine running around mines or Moria would be like. It’s fuckin massive!

The underside is definitely my favourite part of all this so far
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Fellow travellers. I must warn you.

I wandered into a big Fucking scary something Down below. In total darkness. I was headed towards a red jewel flame sorta thing. Then Chaos and screaming. I couldn’t see the thing but I think it had wings. I didn’t wait around to see where I was on the map at that point or what it was but I was a good bit off the middle of the map (where there doesn’t seem to be any light roots at all)

Transport yourself outta there. Unless you’re armed to the teeth and can see in the dark which I most certainly am not.
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