Red Mosquito

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:Was that your first?

yeah

I did Wind first since it seemed like the game was pushing you there. It was easy enough. Are there 8 temples in this game?

I found two full set of armor. The climbing gear, which I will use frequently. And the soldiers armor, which I stumbled upon down in some secret passageway below Hyrule castle. Still trying to find a helmet for the miners gear.

I played a couple hours last night and all I really got accomplished was traversing from one end of Tanagar Canyon to the other

Bammer wrote:I played a couple hours last night and all I really got accomplished was traversing from one end of Tanagar Canyon to the other

An eyeball on an arrow is awesome

What does it do?

CopperTom wrote:What does it do?

You just have to aim close-ish to the enemy and it acts like a homing device. Great for shooting flying stuff, and stuff from distances.

This game is incredible.

CopperTom wrote:This game is incredible.

What specifically about it impresses you?

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:This game is incredible.

What specifically about it impresses you?

Today, I've read that from a development perspective, Nintendo pulled off the near impossible. The entire world is attachable. The entire inventory is fusible. Yet the game functions. And it functions well. And it functions within the structure of Its second largest IP, Zelda.

I really hope there is a puzzle spinoff based of the powers of the Ultrahand.

CopperTom wrote:

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:This game is incredible.

What specifically about it impresses you?

Today, I've read that from a development perspective, Nintendo pulled off the near impossible. The entire world is attachable. The entire inventory is fusible. Yet the game functions. And it functions well. And it functions within the structure of Its second largest IP, Zelda.

I really hope there is a puzzle spinoff based of the powers of the Ultrahand.

Ah yeah, that's true. You can tell they put a lot of work into it. It's very well done from a technical perspective, especially because of the hardware limitations. And having the assets all ready from BoTW certainly afforded the time to focus on that.
But I can see how the game wouldn't be fun for everyone.

Starting water temple now

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:This game is incredible.

What specifically about it impresses you?

Today, I've read that from a development perspective, Nintendo pulled off the near impossible. The entire world is attachable. The entire inventory is fusible. Yet the game functions. And it functions well. And it functions within the structure of Its second largest IP, Zelda.

I really hope there is a puzzle spinoff based of the powers of the Ultrahand.

Ah yeah, that's true. You can tell they put a lot of work into it. It's very well done from a technical perspective, especially because of the hardware limitations. And having the assets all ready from BoTW certainly afforded the time to focus on that.
But I can see how the game wouldn't be fun for everyone.

Starting water temple now

They also built the entire game on a new engine. Not the BotW engine. The Splatoon 3 engine. I'm not sure how big of a task that was.

CopperTom wrote:

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:This game is incredible.

What specifically about it impresses you?

Today, I've read that from a development perspective, Nintendo pulled off the near impossible. The entire world is attachable. The entire inventory is fusible. Yet the game functions. And it functions well. And it functions within the structure of Its second largest IP, Zelda.

I really hope there is a puzzle spinoff based of the powers of the Ultrahand.

Ah yeah, that's true. You can tell they put a lot of work into it. It's very well done from a technical perspective, especially because of the hardware limitations. And having the assets all ready from BoTW certainly afforded the time to focus on that.
But I can see how the game wouldn't be fun for everyone.

Starting water temple now

They also built the entire game on a new engine. Not the BotW engine. The Splatoon 3 engine. I'm not sure how big of a task that was.

Interesting. Certainly there is a lot of copy pasting somehow, otherwise they would've just built a different world and different looking game you'd think, right?

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

tree_ wrote:

CopperTom wrote:This game is incredible.

What specifically about it impresses you?

Today, I've read that from a development perspective, Nintendo pulled off the near impossible. The entire world is attachable. The entire inventory is fusible. Yet the game functions. And it functions well. And it functions within the structure of Its second largest IP, Zelda.

I really hope there is a puzzle spinoff based of the powers of the Ultrahand.

Ah yeah, that's true. You can tell they put a lot of work into it. It's very well done from a technical perspective, especially because of the hardware limitations. And having the assets all ready from BoTW certainly afforded the time to focus on that.
But I can see how the game wouldn't be fun for everyone.

Starting water temple now

They also built the entire game on a new engine. Not the BotW engine. The Splatoon 3 engine. I'm not sure how big of a task that was.

Interesting. Certainly there is a lot of copy pasting somehow, otherwise they would've just built a different world and different looking game you'd think, right?

I agree that it had to have been similar and compatable. But I'm not developer either...

I very much enjoyed the water temple, but did not enjoy getting to the water temple

If I wanted to spend 50 hours building shit I would have bought minecraft

50 hours? lol. It takes like two minutes to build a craft to get somewhere.

Yeah it is kind of frustrating at first but when you get the hang of it it’s pretty fun building shit for 50 hours

fascinating stuff

38 Korok seeds
34 shrines
2 dungeons