The scanners, gigs, and exploration are there, but they donโt fix my core issue with the game. Combat/Shooting feels weak and the enemies are mostly the same handful of types with limited behavior. Once the novelty of builds and weapons wears off, the actual fights stay uninteresting.
@TheGhostOfHope It's trash don't worry. The modern zombies community live in a small bubble and think majority of humans enjoy RPG progression zombie slop.
@Logan_Untold How are you liking the game, bro? I've really been enjoying it, especially since I skipped BO7. It feels good to finally play some COD brainrot after a good break. KillBlock (Respawn) has been my favorite part so far, but SBMM is still tough.
@shinobi602 I love everything except dpad placement. I've been a PS guy my whole life and being able to press Down and Right on the D-Pad while not completely removing my thumb off the joystick is great.
@notgaysoldier Yes I bought a Switch 2 on launch and this game is the sole reason I dusted it off. I also hold OoT very close and I have to say they did a phenomenal job!!!! Keeps the essence of the original while enhancing just about everything. I have to get used to VA in Zelda though ๐
@notgaypocket Both. The game is a mere shell of its former self and monetization/content has become its primary focus, and any competitive integrity it once had has been lost over the years. Everything stems from the transition to a F2P model.
I had forgotten that there are actual people who have never played a traditional Zelda game. While I enjoyed my initial playthrough of BOTW, I find that the Zelda series is at its best when it follows a linear structure. I simply can't be bothered to explore an even larger version of Hyrule TOTK.
@Santliang@DomTheBomb Yes if you watch the official reveal from about 4 years ago they completed scrapped/changed the story. The latest re reveal from this summer has a different tone and story from what it seems.