Well of course I know most people don't have the same opinion, but I think they are wrong.
Gaming The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
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Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
Detached joy-cons while lying on the couch.
It’s so good right.Detached joy-cons while lying on the couch.
Pro controller is the way forward. Still think it's superior to the Dual Sense.
Options are good
There were shrines in BotW that used the motion controls and as such were impossible to play with the Switch in handheld without becoming an amateur contortionist. Otherwise, I think I agree.
Yep that's it for me too. Games like this and Monster Hunter where you can easily dip in and out really suit handheld mode.
Im okay with games on handheld that dont have good graphics but games like Zelda has great graphics that deserves a big screen imo. I never played the witcher 3 on switch since i already have it on the ps4 and ps5 but i couldnt imagine playing it any other way.
I'd say the opposite personally. The game's limitations are too obvious on a big screen whereas I hardly notice them in handheld.
Edit - I'm talking about the limited anti-aliasing and texture pop-ups.
Im not a tech buff. I do agree when i first played it i noticed the lack AA, but i think the cellshading and art design kind of distracts you from this and makes up for it.
Pro controller hooked up to the pc playing 60fps is the way forward
Think the dual sense is better but the pro is miles better than the ps4 and Xbox controllers. Battery lasts forever too.
Yeah maybe I'm being harsh. I noticed it more in the starting area than in Hyrule to be honest.
I hope I never have to speak to Cece again. Those noises… *shudder*
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Why does everyone in that town want you to be a private investigator for their side quests? Haven't done all the side quests there yet but got a sweet new paraglider design with my wolf link amiibo. Just started killing Lynels after I got my master Sword. I need better armor and I refuse to buy so gotta go hunt.
Zelda graphics are what they are. They are making the most out of the hardware and I’m fine with it.
I don’t even like the style personally either. Would much rather something a bit more cinematic looking, kinda like that Bridge of Spirits game on PS5.
I don’t even like the style personally either. Would much rather something a bit more cinematic looking, kinda like that Bridge of Spirits game on PS5.
How in the actual FECK do you do the Korok to his friend one on Hebra mountain? 
EDIT: Finally, ffs
EDIT: Finally, ffs
I’m guessing I’m not supposed to be trying to liberate Lurelin village this early on? I get trounced every time I attempt it.
The one near the broken bridge? Stuck on it atm.How in the actual FECK do you do the Korok to his friend one on Hebra mountain?
Always good to have a shelter style thing ready in your
for when it’s raining and you want to cook.
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It won’t let me cook milk steak.
What about fight milk?
Me at the start: “Yeah I’ll help your President Hudson sign stay up! Here’s a perfect little fit to keep it steady”.
Me now: “Yeah that’ll hold…”
Me now: “Yeah that’ll hold…”
This game is crack. 4 hours flew by like it was nothing. And I'm still in the first area
The Legend of Zelda: feck Your Schedule
The Legend of Zelda: feck Your Schedule
I'm doing so much stuff away from the main quest that, whenever I get back to it, I'm overpowered and the enemies are super easy.
I got almost 30 hours logged already and have not progressed the story at all. I don’t even have full map discovered yet though getting close, only need two towers now. I am inclined to get to 50 shrines completed before I get back to the main quest.This game is crack. 4 hours flew by like it was nothing. And I'm still in the first area
The Legend of Zelda: feck Your Schedule
I am finding side quests more diverse and interesting than BOTW, also helps that it feels as if there is three times as many. Seems like every character you encounter on your journey has something they need you to do.
Anyone know a good spot for farming cool safflin flowers? I need it upgrade some gear but i wasted at least 2 hours yesterdayooking for them on hebra mountain where they are supposed to be.
I really i had gotten my hands on a certain weapon
after i found out how fast and easy you can get it. Rather than waiting before i head into the final battle.
The Master Sword
Hunting down specific ingredients is a good reason to upgrade Purah Pad to Sensor+. I'm doing razorshrooms now for armor upgrade. Had anyone upgraded Glide armor? Wow the set bonus is fun.
Just finished a second Phenomenon line. I have spent so much time cooking and flying farming dragon parts I have just started to actually fight bosses.
Really easy to dupe items in this game if you can't be arsed with farming.
My game has the latest patch so its probably fixed.
I really hope a future update speeds up the ascend animation. So tedious.
Thank you. Saved me from hunting more Blue Lynel to beat down for parts. Very easy
Thank you. I had known this earlier i would have saved so much time. Still better latter than never.
Anyone know where to find silver bokoblins? Again need their parts to upgrade my gear.
I spent about an hour the other day trying to make a boat with a working propeller system. Very satisfying to get it right in the end.
So this may he a silly question, but when will I find a sort of engine to make a car go forward?