In 2017, the masterpieces Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey were released. Hollow Knight was released the same year and I think it's probably better or at the very least on par with BOTW
In 2017, the masterpieces Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey were released. Hollow Knight was released the same year and I think it's probably better or at the very least on par with BOTW
2017 also had Nier Automata, Resident Evil 7 and Cuphead
In 2017, the masterpieces Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey were released. Hollow Knight was released the same year and I think it's probably better or at the very least on par with BOTW
I would say it's on the same level as BotW. Very different games though, despite both being big on exploration. BotW is a very zen experience while Hollow Knight is constant adrenaline and death at every turn.
I would say it's on the same level as BotW. Very different games though, despite both being big on exploration. BotW is a very zen experience while Hollow Knight is constant adrenaline and death at every turn.
Hoping they go crazy/weird as hell with BotW 2, they’re basically in the same spot they were in with Ocarina.
still waiting on a ocarina/majora remaster that isnt handheld only though
Hoping they go crazy/weird as hell with BotW 2, they’re basically in the same spot they were in with Ocarina.
still waiting on a ocarina/majora remaster that isnt handheld only though
really excited for it. Especially storywise. Really loved the approach in BOTW but I want some more background info tbh.
In 2017, the masterpieces Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey were released. Hollow Knight was released the same year and I think it's probably better or at the very least on par with BOTW
I think Odyssey is the game of the generation. Even BOTW got stale in comparison to the relentless creativity of Mario. Dunkey knows.
really excited for it. Especially storywise. Really loved the approach in BOTW but I want some more background info tbh.
They seriously need up the amount of unique encounters and enemy variety in the wake of Elden Ring
They seriously need up the amount of unique encounters and enemy variety in the wake of Elden Ring
yup. I'd say that was the game's biggest flaw (imo a relatively minor one tho.)
yup. I'd say that was the game's biggest flaw (imo a relatively minor one tho.)
Idk I think the game ran out of variety when I was about a third of the way through exploring the map
never ran out of surprises with the elemental experimentation combat system though
Odyssey however has you constantly
Skyrim did a way better job of having random encounters and unpredictable moments that surprised you tbh
Buying every map you can and using a wayward compass (super early charm) is ideal if you get lost. Since I played it up to a certain point before I traced my steps up from there and kinda pieced it all together. The farther you get, the easier it is to understand the objective and how to get everywhere
I planned on trying it again but after finally assimilating Elden Ring I'm probably just going to play all fromsoft games in reverse chronological order
I planned on trying it again but after finally assimilating Elden Ring I'm probably just going to play all fromsoft games in reverse chronological order
Skyrim did a way better job of having random encounters and unpredictable moments that surprised you tbh
I'd argue that it's a bit too much there tbh. I love the radical and sometimes boring vastness of BOTW here. Then again, I wouldn't say it's a bigger flaw in Skyrim than in BOTW to me.
I'd argue that it's a bit too much there tbh. I love the radical and sometimes boring vastness of BOTW here. Then again, I wouldn't say it's a bigger flaw in Skyrim than in BOTW to me.
Just knowing that 80% of the time you're going out of the way to find a secret it's just going to be another f***ing korok seed
seriously not rewarding
2017 also had Nier Automata, Resident Evil 7 and Cuphead
I might have to play Cuphead now
I would say it's on the same level as BotW. Very different games though, despite both being big on exploration. BotW is a very zen experience while Hollow Knight is constant adrenaline and death at every turn.
Yeah it's hard to compare... but then again that first BOTW run was so good. Think the challenge of HK is a fun new experience for me
need Joanna to release a new album and make AOTD three times in a row
Hoom not AOTD but Ys for sure it's
Just knowing that 80% of the time you're going out of the way to find a secret it's just going to be another f***ing korok seed
seriously not rewarding
that makes finding really useful stuff actually more rewarding. Like it's a bit closer to actual real life where lots of mundane s*** happens. However, I'd agree that there were too many.
Hoom not AOTD but Ys for sure it's
It's interchangeable with Aviary for me at this point.
It's interchangeable with Aviary for me at this point.
Same but in the 7-8 range
Same but in the 7-8 range
what is your album of the decade tbh? asking out of curiostiy
that makes finding really useful stuff actually more rewarding. Like it's a bit closer to actual real life where lots of mundane s*** happens. However, I'd agree that there were too many.
That is certainly a "glass half full" way of looking at it
I got a Triforce tattoo and even I was
at the f***in korok seeds
Also it was really frustrating as an ocd explorer on my first playthrough that the korok seeds were the only way to tell where you had been on the map
the heroes path was a later DLC
That is certainly a "glass half full" way of looking at it
I got a Triforce tattoo and even I was
at the f***in korok seeds
Also it was really frustrating as an ocd explorer on my first playthrough that the korok seeds were the only way to tell where you had been on the map
the heroes path was a later DLC
yeah I'd put BOTW #1 in my Zelda ranking so I guess we'd disagree here. Then again, I'm not a 100% guy. Perhaps that feeds into it. Like, I also liked the blue coins in Sunshine but never really completed them when I thought that I had enough with it and just did it casually when I wanted to. Was really surprised when I found out that people hated them.
yeah I'd put BOTW #1 in my Zelda ranking so I guess we'd disagree here. Then again, I'm not a 100% guy. Perhaps that feeds into it. Like, I also liked the blue coins in Sunshine but never really completed them when I thought that I had enough with it and just did it casually when I wanted to. Was really surprised when I found out that people hated them.
I don't know if there's anything that can match the flawlessness of Ocarina/Majora
it's probably the nostalgia talking but every aspect was so
Wind Waker almost there too