The Legend of Zelda - Breath of the Wild

so bref of da waaw is gud? i dun hav a swiiws but it sous gud

(i'm talking like this for laffs)

 

I have to finish the game to really to see if the story goes even better. I dont mean to say the story is dry when you get more rain then anything in the game... and lightning. I am not used to Zelda games having scattered story and the amnesia is cool. I felt kinda misled from the trailers i mean i was thinking you will travel with the champions or something like that. Perhaps it was due to over hype. that happens; love the game for what it is, i really dont mean to complain as i have a lot of fun with the game. They took so long after the announcement and did a lot to make it great and it is when it is not putting me to sleep for the sheer lack of music in depth music. The Soundscape immerse too good XD

 

I managed to miss all the trailers, and for me the fact that you have to regain your memories is a big plus in the game. The effort you have to put in to get the story and the memories back, makes them more worth it. I got so attached to Mipha, as the first memory I gained was that of Calamity Ganon taking over Hyrule Castle and the first beast I conquered was Vah Ruta. Not to mention her gift made the game less frustrating for me.

 

Alright, so I'm just gonna say it: this might be my favourite game in the Zelda franchise, if not of all time. And that's saying something, because my Top 10 games are all Pokémon titles.

Everything about this game is just so freaking amazing and I love it. Every time I play, I feel like I'm in the land of Hyrule, and not sitting on the couch staring at a screen for 10 hours straight. This is also my first open-world game, and I'm glad I started with this because now I want to explre this genre so much more!

My favourite aspects of the game are all the different weapon types, paragliding and horseback riding. My favourite set of armour is the Champion Tunic-Hylian Hood-Hylian Boots/Pants/whatevertheyrecalled Combo shown in the first trailer, but I'm always swithing to adapt to my environment, so I never get sick of the same outfit.

Oh, and also the DRAGONS. They're my favourite part of this game. Every time I see one, my heart races, and not the same way the Guardians make my heart race, because those things are terrifyingly terrifying. Anyway, if you haven't found a dragon yet, I suggest you camp out at Bridge of Hylia until around midnight

 

@[member="Achromatic"] It hasn't even been three weeks, Ben.

 

The moment the world gets Pokepark 3: Breath of the Waillord, I will take on the entire LOZ: Breath of the Wild storyline with only the starting weapons.

 

It is so soothing. Great song and I enjoy spending time in the Rito village.

 

I'm not sure if this thread is old enough to consider posting in here necrobumping (god, that's a term I haven't heard/used in ages, hah), but I played this game for a few straight months and then dropped it after a trip on Mother's Day (I got distracted by doing writing and a lot of other stuff), but today I finally picked it back up and... man, I forgot just how much I love this game.

Now that it's been quite a few months since the game was released, what are everyone's thoughts-in-retrospect on it? It certainly seems like it delivered on the hype it was bringing, which is very rare even for Zelda.

 

I love the game so much! The different play-style makes it very enjoyable, not to mention all the different paths you can take for completing the game, there's so much replay-ability that it feels like you're playing it for the first time again.

 

It's the first Zelda game I got (and the only one for now) and it's just amazing!
I haven't played very much since the summer holiday ended, I still have a lot of things to do, but it's really really awesome.

 

Man, Breath of the Wild as your first Zelda game... I can't even imagine what that must be like, hah. Might be a bit hard for you to go back to some of the older 3D ones, if just because of how less climby and freeform they are. :u

 

I haven't tried any other Zelda game yet xD
TP seems cool but as I don't have the Wii or else I'm just gonna wait to see if they put it on the Switch.
Funny story, I saw some people who, after playing botw, played another game (like for exemple Horizon), went to a cliff and jumped, forgetting there wasn't any paraglider here XD

 

May just have the answer to that question for you:

 

To be fair, one of the devs (I think the director? maybe not, I forget) specifically said "the game takes place ages and ages after all of the other games in the series, we did this so that everyone could jump in and have a good time", heheh.

 

I still love it and every once in awhile I'll get an itch to just start playing BotW "for a little while" which then turns into hours and then at least every day for a week going back and looking for extra little hidden goodies or just to ride around the map and listen to the music and take in the scenery until I'm hit with an itch to play something else for awhile.

My favorite thing about it is, even when you beat the final boss, the world is just so open and if nothing else you can fight bands of monsters or farm cooking ingredients and just have a relaxing time.