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Topic   The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

nonamesleft
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27-Dec-2022(#1)
This topic had many older posts which were moved here:

https://gametz.com/VideoGame_Discussion/legend-zel...


Currently has a May 12 2023 release date. That's just over 4 months away. That's not so far, but there isn't that much known about it.

Here's a video that has the reveal trailer and other info that has so far been released.

https://youtu.be/30DPu43_Uko

Is it unusual for such an anticipated title that's only several months away to not have much known about it?

I don't usually follow games along their pre-release stages, so perhaps a lack of info is standard.

Personally, I'd rather a lack of info when it comes to games that I plan on playing. I don't care for spoilers, or to watch every trailer that comes out.

I'd have thought there'd be more out about it though. But again, I don't usually follow along with the progress of game development.

Definitely a game I'm looking forward to though.
KCPenguins
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* 21-May-2023(#81)
Oh ran into some hot garbage. Was taking on a village of black enemies. Took out half of them, and got 1 shot killed by a black moblin. They restart me outside the challenge, reset all the enemies and enemy health, and didn't give me anything back I lost during the fight. That was 30 minutes completely wasted.

Edit: During the fight I did manage to hit a rock that a moblin threw at me in the air a couple body lengths away. The arrow seemed to pierce the rock and both dropped to the ground.
DarkFact
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21-May-2023(#82)
save before engaging!
Kommie
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21-May-2023(#83)
So how bad is the performance, really? I'm powering through BotW now.... with the help of some glitches to max out health/stamina.
theJaw
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21-May-2023(#84)
@KCPenguins was it the pirates quest? I got nearly done with that one before getting one shot killed, and then all the enemies were back the next try. I did get all my crap returned to me like usual though. Wasn’t an issue the second time around, knowing what to expect.

@Kommie it can honestly get pretty rough, especially when using the Ultrahand ability, but it’s nowhere near game breaking. Besides a few stutters in those situations, it runs more or less the exact same as BOTW.
DarkFact
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21-May-2023(#85)
Feels pretty much the same as BotW, actually quite a bit sharper imo in general. BotW feels oddly blurry going back to it
KCPenguins
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* 21-May-2023(#86)
theJaw wrote:
> @KCPenguins was it the pirates quest? I got nearly done with that one before getting
> one shot killed, and then all the enemies were back the next try. I did get all my
> crap returned to me like usual though. Wasn’t an issue the second time around,
> knowing what to expect.
>
>


No, I think I'm there now. On Eventide? I was doing the 'save our town' mission west of Eventide.

On the flip side, really enjoying the memories this go round. Bringing back Ganondorf was so necessary. A couple of really good clips. Memory from that area (definite spoiler of the memory, don't click If you haven't seen it, tears of the dragon #7).


He fudgein smoked Sonia. That was a fun memory with the Zelda imposter playing decoy.

nonamesleft
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21-May-2023(#87)
Groo wrote:
> @nonamesleft thought of you while reading Nintendo tips, you mentioned not getting
> on a boat you built quickly enough and it sailed away. (maybe plane I forget) anyway
> use recall. I have been quick to use ultrahand but forget to use recall in such situations.
>
>
> also can use recall while on said device unlike ultrahand, didnt mean to make the
> glider go right use recall set a new coarse
>
Thanks for the tip. Should be useful. Yeah, it was a boat that sailed away too quickly. I didn't yet have recall at the time. Just got it actually.
Renaissance2K
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21-May-2023(#88)
Just built my first vehicle with a control stick and a power supply, and yeah, this could be a lot of fun.

KCPenguins
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* 21-May-2023(#89)
Renaissance2K wrote:
> Just built my first vehicle with a control stick and a power supply, and yeah, this
> could be a lot of fun.
>
>


I was on the foothills of death mountain. A korok needed a ride, they provided me a board, control stick and 4 self drive wheels. 20 minutes later korok was delivered, and 90% of 2 enemy troup/camps were run over.

Done exploring for the time being, next stop Wind Temple! Hope I don't get wrecked.

Edit: Visited Hestu right before. Super stoked the upgrade cost is unique to item this go round.
theJaw
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* 21-May-2023(#90)
Just finished the Tears of the Dragon quest. Great stuff. Above average storytelling for a Zelda game for sure. The ending “twist” (if you can call it that) was badass.
KCPenguins
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* 21-May-2023(#91)
Finished the first "dungeon"... not much different than the divine beasts from BotW aside from the boss fight imo. Boss fight more traditional and easier. I'm not sure if I got the heart container. They abruptly switched to the cut scene with no fanfare. I don't recall if I was at 8 or 9 hearts. Oh bother.
theJaw
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22-May-2023(#92)
That's weird. I've done 2 temples so far and the heart container drops down after the boss battle. You grab it first, and then approach whoever your companion for the temple was and that triggers the cut scene. Weird that yours jumped to the cut scene immediately.
KCPenguins
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22-May-2023(#93)
theJaw wrote:
> That's weird. I've done 2 temples so far and the heart container drops down after
> the boss battle. You grab it first, and then approach whoever your companion for
> the temple was and that triggers the cut scene. Weird that yours jumped to the cut
> scene immediately.


I remember there was one other Zelda game where I accidentally picked up the other piece rather than the heart container. Had to go back through the dungeon to get the heart container. :(
KCPenguins
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22-May-2023(#94)
Really impressed with the death machines created. We are a disturbed society ready for the apocalypse...


If we have any real life hands on skills

theJaw
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23-May-2023(#95)
The Fire Temple is super, super annoying. Easily my least favorite part of this game so far. Just a really confusing layout with no obvious directions to go, and then some things you need to do to reach certain spots is frustrating as hell. I fell back to the first floor like 5 times to the point that I just put the Switch down and called it a night. That and I've been doing the whole thing with 3 hearts because of the Gloom on the way to the Temple. That's another part of the game I find needlessly frustrating - Gloom. It seems like a cop out to make an area harder than it should be as opposed to just throwing in some more enemies or obstacles.

Still loving the game overall but I'll be happy once I finish the Fire Temple for sure, and hopefully never need to revisit it.
bonham2
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* 23-May-2023(#96)
You can make gloom resistance potions (you can sell poes for an ingredient that makes the potion) and some recipes heal gloom (use sundelions). Try Fried Wild Greens. I think I was given that recipe by an NPC as part of a quest early on. It's real simple. Mix sundelions with Hyrule Herbs (I think off the top of my head).

Or, to start the temple, just unlock the fast travel at the beginning and then travel to a light area on the surface or at one of the beacons in the depths to heal gloom damage. Then you can fast travel back to the temple.
Scott
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23-May-2023(#97)
I hate to say it, but I'm already enjoying this game a little less. Don't get me wrong, I'm still enjoying it a lot, but I feel like the "honeymoon phase" is over already, whereas with Breath of the Wild, I was at least 100 hours in before the magic started to wear off for me. I feel like if I was more into the building aspect, the game would be staying fresh for me longer. I enjoy it for puzzle solving, like in shrines, or holding those Hudson signs up, or when you have to build something to get the green gem thing to it's destination to unlock a shrine. But I still have no interest in it outside of those sorts of things. My son loves it though, and I enjoy seeing all of the things the builds and just watching as he gets better and better at it.

But....to be fair, I've mostly just been exploring the overworld the last several times I've played, with the occasional sky island. I think it's time to speed up my exploration a bit and get to the first dungeon, and also start exploring the depths. There's still a lot of life left in this game for me. I just can't move through the overworld as slowly as I did in Breath of the Wild.
theJaw
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* 23-May-2023(#98)
@Scott Yah I mean after that first release weekend, I was sort of feeling the same way. Like "okay the new stuff is neat but I played BOTW so much that this just seems like an extension". But once I really started delving into the story and the temples, it hooked me right back. The "Impa and the Geoglyphs" quest 100% rejuvenated my drive to play the game, it adds some major intrigue to the story and that was something sorely missing in BOTW. I'm actually looking forward to how the story is gonna pan out (knowing full well it'll likely just end the same way any Zelda game ends).

@bonham2 Thanks for the gloom prevention techniques. I know I had made something that healed the broken hearts in the past but have no idea what I used to make it. And yah, I figured I could just fast travel back and forth, I was just in the groove last night and didn't feel like having to leave the temple to go craft anything. Little bit of laziness admittedly but a part of me does miss just finding hearts after killing enemies or smashing pots like the OG Zelda games. I feel like it just flows much smoother that way, as opposed to needing to leave what you're doing to heal up depending on the situation. But whatev, that's just not how this game works.
Feeb
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* 23-May-2023(#99)
Honestly- after reading this discussion since launch I have no desire to play this. I played about 1 hr with my daughter and she’s enjoying it- but it sounds like tedium that I wouldn’t enjoy. I’m kidding myself that I won’t eventually slog through it- it’s “Zelda” (another topic for another day…) and I’ve never left one on the shelf.
Scott
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23-May-2023(#100)
@theJaw Yeah, I'm excited to get to some dungeons and more of the main quests!

@Feeb Did you play BotW, and if so, how much?
theJaw
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23-May-2023(#101)
@Feeb I feel like folks could always just play it for the story like any other Zelda game. If you stick to just the Main Quests, it’d probably be fine if you’re a Zelda fan. I mean, it’d still be a lot of exploring and whatnot, but I feel like you could ignore the side stuff for the most part.
bonham2
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* 23-May-2023(#102)
@Scott , that's the way I feel about the depths. It feels big for the sake of being big, and the darkness gets old. It's a whole bunch of nothing. The overworld, on the other hand, is a massive improvement over BOTW. There are tons of things to do. The caves and wells are so much fun to explore. I'm not really into the building aspect, but I have built a few simple vehicles to help with quicker exploration. I still haven't even unlocked half the map yet. I still have to go to Haetano and the entire south portion of the map. I'm hoping there are more things to do in the depths and more of a reason to explore and unlock the map areas. I can't imagine getting bored of this game for a very long time. In fact, it is SUCH a huge improvement over BOTW, I don't know if I'll ever want to go back to it.

@theJaw , I agree with the healing meals, etc. I miss hearts. I feel like I can just abuse the healing in this. On the other hand, the enemies hit for so much damage in this game. I think I have 9 hearts, and I still get one hit deaths all the time. It's really annoying. I am flying through healing potions/meals, and cooking is a grind. Why can't I just choose a recipe to cook and tell the game to cook it 5 times instead of me having to select the ingredients over and over again? That was one of my big complains for BOTW, and I'm disappointed that they didn't fix that.
SwiftJAB
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23-May-2023(#103)
Played the Wind Temple last night. There was one part that I was racking my brain on for a while and felt so dumb once I figured out the solution. Overall, pretty enjoyable experience so far, but I agree that there are aspects of the game that feel tedious or a bit too long. However, I'm sure people are going to find ways to speed through these sections.

I personally need to train myself better on the controls. I'm constantly pressing the wrong button to change weapons or forgetting that I'm holding my bow when open up the quick item selector and accidentally fuse something to an arrow.

One thing's for sure, there is no shortage of arrows in the Rito>Wind Temple section. Even after all that, I'm sitting on 100+ arrows. They really want you take advantage of fuse.

Feeb
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* 23-May-2023(#104)
Scott wrote:
> @theJaw Yeah, I'm excited to get to some dungeons and more of the main quests!
>
> @Feeb Did you play BotW, and if so, how much?

I did. I’m guessing 100 hrs +? I found every shrine etc

New switch days. I think the novelty of the system had a big part in holding my interest. That whole situation was a phenomenon- truly groundbreaking- HD handheld Zelda.
KCPenguins
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23-May-2023(#105)
Hot take - The world in TotK is more empty than the world in BotW. It is also less rewarding.
MrBean
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23-May-2023(#106)
... still only ~4 hours in from day one. Just finally hooked up my Switch to my PC, hoping to finally spend some time playing soon.
theJaw
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23-May-2023(#107)
KCPenguins wrote:
> Hot take - The world in TotK is more empty than the world in BotW. It is also less
> rewarding.

I dunno about more empty. I could walk for several minutes in BOTW without an NPC or enemy anywhere, that’s nowhere near the case in TOTK. More actually inhabited towns/hubs, several wandering NPCs, stables, the fellas with the signs, enemies everywhere. The depths and sky islands are less-so, but at least there are enemies on both.

And I say that without getting to all the locations/towns yet, and I haven’t even found the Lost Woods yet (assuming they’re in the game of course).

I haven’t felt unrewarded either but I suppose that’s more of a subjective thing. I find items/weapons that I consider useful all the time, and discovering caves and wells and whatnot is super satisfying.
Scott
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23-May-2023(#108)
bonham2 wrote:
> @Scott , that's the way I feel about the depths. It feels big for the sake of being
> big, and the darkness gets old. It's a whole bunch of nothing. The overworld, on
> the other hand, is a massive improvement over BOTW. There are tons of things to do.
> The caves and wells are so much fun to explore. I'm not really into the building
> aspect, but I have built a few simple vehicles to help with quicker exploration.
> I still haven't even unlocked half the map yet. I still have to go to Haetano and
> the entire south portion of the map. I'm hoping there are more things to do in the
> depths and more of a reason to explore and unlock the map areas. I can't imagine
> getting bored of this game for a very long time. In fact, it is SUCH a huge improvement
> over BOTW, I don't know if I'll ever want to go back to it.

I haven't even visited the depths a single time yet, I should start doing some of that too. I think just a change of scenery would be good for me. I agree that the ovreworld is a massive improvement, and I love exploring the caves and wells too!
Scott
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23-May-2023(#109)
Feeb wrote:
> Scott wrote:
>> @theJaw Yeah, I'm excited to get to some dungeons and more of the main quests!
>>
>> @Feeb Did you play BotW, and if so, how much?
>
> I did. I’m guessing 100 hrs +? I found every shrine etc
>
> New switch days. I think the novelty of the system had a big part in holding my interest.
> That whole situation was a phenomenon- truly groundbreaking- HD handheld Zelda.

If you enjoyed your time with BotW, I think you would enjoy TotK too. The overworld is quite different, and there's a lot of new stuff to do. However, if you only moderately enjoyed BotW and/or had to force yourself to beat it and find all of the shrines, then yeah, probably hold off on TotK for a while.
BloodPuppetX
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23-May-2023(#110)
If you're looking for a reason to explore the depths, it might be a good idea to scour the sky islands first. That's where you find the maps that show the location of treasure in the depths. Otherwise, just look at the map every time you come to a lightroot. Just look for anything that resembles a structure on the map and go there. All of the auto build stuff is down there, and certain equipment. There are a few surprising encounters that I won't spoil. But yeah, it can get boring down there due to how the scenery never really changes much.
Scott
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23-May-2023(#111)
Does TotK have the Hero's Path? I think that's what it was called. It was one of the things they added in the BotW DLC that would show you on the map where you had traveled. That would be extremely helpful in this game, especially with the sky islands. It's hard to remember which I've been to and which I haven't.
bonham2
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23-May-2023(#112)
Yes, you have to complete a certain side quest to unlock it. It't not too hard though (kind of a main side quest).
Scott
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23-May-2023(#113)
Once you get it, does it show where you've already been, or does it start tracking it from that point forward?
bonham2
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23-May-2023(#114)
Yes, just like with the BOTW DLC.
bonham2
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23-May-2023(#115)
I've been watching videos and reading comments of people online, and the people arguing that this is a bad game because of performance issues really look stupid right now. I mean, it's a legitimate complaint if you want to call this a 9.5/10 instead of a 10/10, but the game performs pretty well (draw distance, lack of any loading screens, the amount of stuff actually happening on screen, etc.).

I don't know where I'll stand 100+ hours from now, but as of this pount in the game, for me, this is the first Zelda game where I legitimately could put this over OoT on my personal list. It's a freaking masterpiece. I have a few minor gripes, like I do get bored in the depths pretty quickly, but it's certainly not enough to take away from the good stuff. I'll see where I stand when I'm all done, but it's definitely up there on my all-time Zelda list, and that's really saying a lot.
Feeb
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23-May-2023(#116)
bonham2 wrote:
> I've been watching videos and reading comments of people online, and the people arguing
> that this is a bad game because of performance issues really look stupid right now.
> I mean, it's a legitimate complaint if you want to call this a 9.5/10 instead of
> a 10/10, but the game performs pretty well (draw distance, lack of any loading screens,
> the amount of stuff actually happening on screen, etc.).
>
> I don't know where I'll stand 100+ hours from now, but as of this pount in the game,
> for me, this is the first Zelda game where I legitimately could put this over OoT
> on my personal list. It's a freaking masterpiece. I have a few minor gripes, like
> I do get bored in the depths pretty quickly, but it's certainly not enough to take
> away from the good stuff. I'll see where I stand when I'm all done, but it's definitely
> up there on my all-time Zelda list, and that's really saying a lot.

Performance aside- never an issue for me- how would you compare it to BotW? How much better / different is it?
Best1989
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23-May-2023(#117)
theJaw wrote:
> @Feeb I feel like folks could always just play it for the story like any other Zelda
> game. If you stick to just the Main Quests, it’d probably be fine if you’re a
> Zelda fan. I mean, it’d still be a lot of exploring and whatnot, but I feel like
> you could ignore the side stuff for the most part.

This is what I'm currently doing with BotW, tbh. First time playing it. The world feels too big for me to explore, and dealing with everyone and everything is a lot. Following the main quests plus some of the side quests. Just completed the second divine beast (started with the Zoras and now the Gorons). I can say it's a great game though.

The build aspect of TotK makes me fear that I'll not enjoy it as much once I get to play it, maybe in 5 or 6 years lol
Frank
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23-May-2023(#118)
For those concerned the building aspect will ruin the game for you...

I originally wasn't too big on it either. I kept making jokes paralleling it to Banjo Kazooie Nuts & Bolts. When I first started playing, I avoided crafting as much as possible.

Once I was comfortable with Link's array of abilities, I ended up doing some basic-level stuff. The more I tinkered with it, the more I like it.

I'm not going off creating crazy contraptions, but I am finding simple workarounds that in some cases probably shouldn't work, but do.

That said, you can skate by doing very minimal building. In fact, speaking to Josha early on, and completing the missions pertaining to the "A Mystery in the Depths" quest, you can skate by doing even less.


Autobuild makes it much easier for those who just want to build the basics, or remake the prebuilds the game's world provides.


KCPenguins
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23-May-2023(#119)
Warped back to the wind temple, my heart container was sitting there. That's a relief.
bonham2
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23-May-2023(#120)
Feeb wrote:
> bonham2 wrote:
>> I've been watching videos and reading comments of people online, and the people
> arguing
>> that this is a bad game because of performance issues really look stupid right
> now.
>> I mean, it's a legitimate complaint if you want to call this a 9.5/10 instead
> of
>> a 10/10, but the game performs pretty well (draw distance, lack of any loading
> screens,
>> the amount of stuff actually happening on screen, etc.).
>>
>> I don't know where I'll stand 100+ hours from now, but as of this pount in the
> game,
>> for me, this is the first Zelda game where I legitimately could put this over
> OoT
>> on my personal list. It's a freaking masterpiece. I have a few minor gripes, like
>> I do get bored in the depths pretty quickly, but it's certainly not enough to
> take
>> away from the good stuff. I'll see where I stand when I'm all done, but it's definitely
>> up there on my all-time Zelda list, and that's really saying a lot.
>
> Performance aside- never an issue for me- how would you compare it to BotW? How much
> better / different is it?

This is a tough question that I can't fully answer yet since I'm still relatively early on (about 20-25 hours in). I fall in the camp that says BotW was a great game but not a great Zelda game. I missed the atmosphere, music, unique boss fights, puzzles, etc. It was also relatively light on secrets. I miss searching for heart pieces or having them be rewards for side quests. On the other hand, I did like that the combat was some of the deepest and best of any Zelda ever and I appreciated the freedom and emphasis on exploration.

TotK does everything BotW did but better. The combat is challenging with tons of enemy variety, and you can attack in so many unique ways. The temples are a big improvement over BotW's Divine Beasts. So far, I am LOVING the shrines (and they were a slog in BotW). The puzzles are challenging and rewarding. The best part is there are so many ways to solve anything. You can do it the way the devs intended or come up with a completely different way using your imagination. That has actually been the most rewarding part so far for me, coming up a with ridiculous ways to solve challenges and get to the end of the shrines. The other big improvement is the overworld. BotW's overworld was notoriously sparse with very little to do and very little reward for exploring. TotK makes up for this in a huge way. There are so many more side quests and things to explore and/or do. My favorite part so far has been the caves (SO MANY CAVES). Some just have supplies and bubbel gems, but others have armor and gear. It's no exaggeration when you hear people talking about getting distracted with a dozen things while trying to go to a destination. There is so much to do and see in the overworld, I am constantly getting distracted. I have dozens of pins/stamps on my map waiting to be explored, and I haven't even unlocked more than half the map yet. People saying this game takes 40-50 hours must only be playing the main story. I like to explore every nook and cranny and find all the supplies and items I can. I will never come close to getting 100% in this game (I can't imagine how long that would take), but I want to discover as much as humanly possible.

All of this is completely ignoring the ultrahand/building mechanic. Outside of the shrines where it is necessary, you really don't have to build at all if you don't want to. I made a few simple transportation devices to make it easier to get places, and I doubt I'll do anything more than that. Oh, and that reminds me, traveling through Hyrule is SO MUCH BETTER. No more spending hours climbing or slipping down wet surfaces. It's all been streamlined and fixed. You can ascend to reach high places, make an elixir to stick to wet surfaces, have auto saved vehicles to move faster or fly, use the rewind ability on rocks to move up to the sky quickly (and then jump off for easy gliding), or even use different fuse abilities to quickly get up in the sky.

It's SO MUCH BETTER THAN BOTW. I honestly don't think I will ever be able to play BotW ever again.
theJaw
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24-May-2023(#121)
Yeah I have a literal no desire to return to BOTW after playing TOTK. Everything from BOTW is in TOTK, plus way, way more and executed way, way better.

Topic   The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom