The Legend of Zelda

How awesome!

A lot of people seem to feel that TotK is so much better than BotW, in so many ways, that playing BotW any more would feel almost pointless.

While I can understand that, TotK is truly amazing in almost every way, I find myself missing BotW.

I miss that desolate feeling, the Guardian induced anxiety, and the difficulty of a lot of BotW that I feel is missing from TotK.

BotW and TotK are the 2 sides of a single coin, neither complete without the other.

I'm already looking forward to another playthrough of both games! (only 68% so far on TotK still!)

I just discovered this channel about the physics of the game engine and how items interact. Is there anything else like this that you all use?

In BOTW I know I was still watching "X number of things you still don't know about BOTW" up till TOTK came out. I enjoy the quick rapid info style as I'm sure there will be things we continue to discover about this came for years.

I put 4 fans on the underside of a wing and was able to fly it for over 10 minutes!

When my battery was depleted and I was gliding to recharge the normal wing timer started but when the fans were powered again the timer stopped and I could fly indefinitely!

Am doing the newspaper questline after I reunited them all... so happy for them but fuck PLEASE can you guys learn a new song?

Or, even finish the one you're currently playing, it's only 30 seconds or so long and just loops forever. I've had to start muting the game whenever I'm near a stable, I write music for a living and this week had that sodding theme (along with the 'Yah yah!" from the conducter) stuck in my head for days, one of the worst earworms I've ever had. When I finally got some music done, one of the synths now strongly reminds me of 'Yah yah!", noooooo.

Would be great if we could have sliders for the music / sound FX, at this point I'd rather put a Spotify playlist of classical music on!

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/180245

I know I'm not the only one with an overflowing meme folder. This place should be packed. I can't even waste a few minutes here before I'm out of new stuff.

I spent hours hunting those big bastards and not a single gut did they drop. C'mon dudes, take one for the team. Daddy needs to upgrade his threads!

With his absence in BOTW I was kind of hoping for some kind of Tingle incarnation. He's weird, he's creepy, but he is by far by favorite Zelda character after Hestu

President Hudson, you have my support!

Currently, I self limit the hearts I have to only three so the stakes of combat are high for me, so there needs to me another way players are allowed to spend the Lights of Blessing you earn from shrines, such as to add a temporary increased boost to a selected weapons durability or damage.

Granted this game has only been out a month or so, however I'm finding the silver enemies are getting easy to defeat for me, albeit they are damage sponges they not really actual challenges (not trying to brag here apologies).

I'm looking at the mods on the GameBanana website and envious of those guys able to tweak the AI responses and cave brightness to develop a harder game for themselves, and I'm jealous.

Does anyone have any sources of information about any changes or updates to the game that will address the game difficulty?

https://bit.ly/3oUH5MB Google drive download

Phone size wallpapers (extended edges of images with AI drawing and I added some watercolour on top

For those thinking of buying the game, there is a side feature that lets you build crazy machines. While almost completely unnecessary to complete the game, it allows for some pretty bonkers builds.

I read in another article many players were not updating TOTK so they could preserve duplication glitches. This is looking like whack-a-mole to patch them anyway.

Who’s playing it? What do you think? I play it a lot with my girlfriend (we got it one week after the release date). It’s definitely interesting because there’s so much overlap with Breath of the Wild (the main landscapes, many NPCs, the overall gameplay, etc.) but with many new mechanics (crafting, building vehicles, some new collectibles) and a more emotional/complex storyline. But it also feels a bit like a drag sometimes, because there’s so much to do and discover! And there isn’t always a clear path about what to do next.

Anyway, curious to hear your thoughts!