Reacting to BAD Tears of the Kingdom Review Scores... 

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Bro is a nintendo fan so obviously no objectivity. Keep playing the same game again and again and let people with brains thinks for you

I personally like the weapon durability system in both BOTW and TOTK! The fact that the weapons break means I have to go out and find new ones and be resourceful, use the fuse mechanic, etc., because if they never broke I would only have one sword the entire game and I would never touch anything else lol

It’s a bad game……it’s most defiantly a bad “Zelda Game” Doesn’t even reach Top5…

I like the weapon breaking system. If it didn't, I wouldn't have the incentive to try different weapons and just find a good weapon and stick with it refusing to experiment. The fuse system increases the weapon's durability, which again means that I have more incentive to experiment with the fuse.

The weapon durability is far more fun in Tears. In Breath, i was afraid to use my element weaps cause i had a hard time finding replacements. But now i can literally fuse any element to a weap now. 11/10.

A normal human being who has touched any console outside of Nintendo would know that just because it's Nintendo doesn't mean it's a master piece. It's a $70, same artsyle, boring game in the aspect of new, no new consents to the world of gaming. Grow up and play red dead 2 big man

When it comes to some of the 5 points rating but with a very good written review, maybe the same happened to those reviewers that almost happened to me. I was doing the first time a review on Metacritic, and I was using my mobile phone. Due to the small window, you only see the ratings 0 to 5. So, at first I thought 5 is the highest rating and chose 5. I only later realized that I could scroll the screen to the side which showed me the ratings 6 to 10, and I could change my rating to 10. Maybe not everyone realized this and gave the game a rating of 5 thinking it is the highest one.

Zelda fanboys come at me. I played every 3d zelda as they came out and this is by far the worst.

I feel like the weapon durability system is probably the main contentious thing for people about this game. In breath of the wild the problem would often be that you would waste 2 to 3 weapons on a single enemy to hopefully maybe get a decent weapon that they drop in return giving you a net loss of two weapons. With fuse allowing you to take a garbage tier weapon like a branch and turn it into a viable weapon with monster parts not only completely fixes this problem but actively incentivizes you to go fight more monsters to get more parts to fuse to more things.

Pat, this is your BEST video yet. Love the new set-up. The sign is awesome. You look rested and refreshed. I’ll never unsubscribe. I give it a 2/10!!

5/10 and 7/10 is not a review bomb, I have issues with the 0 out of 10. TOTK is not perfect but I am enjoying it

Nobody is allowed to have to critic this game. Nobody is allowed to have a opinion on this game, unless you say it’s “perfect” TOTK is meh game. What people are doing is hate mobbed on fans who didn’t like a game, that we waited 7 years for. They say it’s our fault for not liking it.

No game should be rated 10/10 if it doesn't suit up for all ppl

The frickin depths filled the hole of exploration for me cuz how small the islands are change my mind

I saw some people saying “nostalgia is a powerful thing” as if any game that comes out ever doesn’t have some kind of nostalgia factor… and BOTW isn’t even old

Lifelong Zelda fan here. I actually agree with the negative reviews. I’m all for an open world Zelda game but they need to do it right. If they slapped a different title on the game then fair enough, but as a Zelda game, it’s not great. I appreciate the attempt to do something different but it falls flat. I bought BOTW and skipped TOTK - I refused to endorse it. I see videos of link flying through the air on what looks like a hover craft and flapping around these random contraptions in mid air and I’m like wtf is this. Why would I explore a map when all the chests are filled with breakable weapons. There’s nothing worth exploring for. If you’re doing open world, at least make it feel worth while and give me rare items that I can actually keep and feel like my exploration and completion of side quests actually meant something. Witcher 3 does this perfectly. You feel like you find items that other players may not have found - and something about that feels brilliant. I just hope they don’t copy and paste another BOTW and keep this shit going. I honestly feel like a lot of people are kidding themselves with this game - I seen a commenter who claimed to have played through it 5 times and I couldn’t help but think what was wrong with them.

i actually like the weapons breaking especially with the new fuse system so i’m forced to try some new weapon combinations. after playing a while you’ll have plenty of enemy parts to fuse to weapons and there’s sticks laying around everywhere so i don’t really see the issue. 😂

I had fun the first 50 hours into this game but after that it just felt like im grinding generic little puzzles and getting tokens for hearts. While wandering the (almost) same map from Botw i got bored so much i used the lovely hoverboard to skip a good chunk of empty locations in Hyrule just to reach Shrines or complete quests. Normally im a guy who finishes all single player games on 100% because i hate to leave these uncompleted but after 110 shrines i was done. I just left. At least i finished Botw 100% so im fine with that.

Weapons breaking is a good thing. The game makes you experiment with different weapon fuses and combos. Instead of just always keeping the same weapons you already like or maybe don't want to get rid of. I personally love the design choice.

The weapons breaking may be annoying. But just because they break, doesn’t mean you can’t get them back, and you will always encounter a new enemy later in the game. Defeating that enemy can give you better loot. For example, lynels, when you defeat a silver lynel, you get better horns that you can fuse to your items. Making it way better.

I feel like many franchises build on previous games and reuse predominantly the same mechanics. I've only seen the hate for that with TOTK, it's kinda ridiculous.

“I don’t feel like that’s a fan boy talking” dude this isn’t banjo nuts n bolts we don’t wanna build

Like Botw, I have a love/hate relationship with breakable weapons. I can definitely see the frustration, but in the end I like being forced to try out new ones. It keeps me honest, otherwise id probably stick to the same handful the entire game.

It is not getting review bombed. The error is more on the side of the hype. Picking out crazy bad reviews out of a million reviews proves nothing. It is BOTW 2 and that's disappointing to a lot of people. That is a legitimate criticism.

I still have no idea how people don't understand why the weapons break at this point. It was blatantly obvious that not only did they want you to experiment with weapons, but they needed something exciting for you to open in a chest that they could populate the entire map with. If you just have one weapon what are they going to put in all those chests in the giant map? I'm always excited to get a cool new weapon are really strong one. And honestly I don't think durability is as much of a problem in here, as most of the weapons I've been using take a little while to break

Why are y’all so desperate to defend such a mediocre game?

TOTK kinda sucks except for the building mechanic It's pretty much a copy paste of BOTW with almost no New content

Let's see, Breath of the Wild was $50/$60 when it first released. Tears of the Kingdom is the base BotW map and base mechanics with nearly two new maps, base map added multiple caves/wells to explore, a new physics engine was added for the Zonai equipment, a few new enemies, and more quests than what was offer before. Plus they delayed a year to only POLISH the game. $70 to me feels justified and I'm not complaining. Maybe when the whole hype is over the game might drop to $60.

These are just people who can't stand anything to change. At all. Ever. 😆 I cannot wait for my game to get here.

I've 1000s of hrs of BOTW playthroughs. The only people that complain about breaking weapons are the ones who never use their best weapons. Keeping whole inventory stacked and replacing weapons in the last one or two slots is boring to watch.

The game is all about exploring, but the rewards for exploring are incredibly uninteresting or dumb. The story also sucks ass.

The fuse power goes along way towards improving the weapon breaking mechanic. Monster parts are consistent but small rewards that get you excited to try new fuses on weapons. I am always a fuse away from creating a power weapon for a vital fight meaning I feel less stressed to safe the good weapons I find. Also the creativity on what you can do with weapons and shields is so fun.

I'm fine with criticism but anything below a 7 is questionable for a massive highly polished game like this.

I feel like the people that gave bad reviews is people that just don’t play open world video games in GENERAL.

The game is great lmao but I did expect classic Zelda fans to have their opinions. Even my dad was mentioning how it seemed different haha 😅

The argument about how the weapon durability incentivises variation… what variation? There’s only 3 types of attack animations for sword, spear and axe. Would a permanent melee weapon discourage the player from using the ultra hand abilities or ranged? Is that really the argument? The actual variation in melee combat is minimal and does not require such a system to enforce said lack of variation. As egoraptor once said. “It’s bad fucking design. It’s bad design in any game, it’s no different just because it’s zelda”

You missed the entire point of the person that gave it a 5, saying that totk is very similar to botw and how they say the game was ready to be released years ago. Their point was that totk is too extremely similar to botw that it's basically too close to being the exact same game and with that being said, they just added more to the story, added a few new mechanics as well as a few new areas to explore so with all that in mind, they believe that totk could've been released some years sooner because the developers just tweaked the core of botk. It honestly sucks because i want to buy the game but as i look more into the game, i just start feeling like some of the reviewers are right and i know there will be people that ask how i can have a negative opinion on a game i haven't even played and honestly to answer that question, i dont need to play a game to have an opinion about it, that's why people can look up information and gameplays, which I've done to to tell you the truth, I've seen where you can explore, how part of the story is going, and how some side missions are but nothing actually looks new enough for this to be labeled as a new game, it honestly just is breath of the wild with a $70 dlc price tag

For me TOTK is overrated. It feels more of a dlc then a new full game. And yes, i fking hate weapon durability. Also, why is there need to neef link to the ground? They could have done something like Jedi Survivor did with Kal.

You're right. It doesn't have 6 new bosses. It has 3.

Botw weapon breaking bothered me a bit more than it does now. Probably because 1. I was less used to the weapon system then, and 2. Idk I just got attached to a lot of the weapons and didn’t want to lose them because then I’d be stuck with less powerful ones until I went out of my way to get another powerful weapon. But in TOTK, when my weapon breaks I can just pick up a sturdy wooden stick or something and attach a construct horn to it and it’s pretty much just as powerful as my other weapons. It’s honestly more convenient, and getting more construct horns isn’t all that difficult either.

I think they’ve got a point, actually. In a world where BOTW already exists, I can see this game being a 5/10. It’s just such an uninspiring game. I hope they never make another Zelda game like this ever again.

I'm only about halfway through my second dungeon, but I'm well into 40+ hours of gameplay. After putting 100+ hours into multiple BotW saves each, it started to get old. I loved the exploration, story, and combat - but I hated that I knew where everything was and the grind to max my character out again. In the end I only ever had one save file (my main) with all shrines, dlc, and armor. Everything else was just too tedious. (Koroks.) The reason I'm so happy that TotK is a direct continuation of BotW and reuses so much stuff is because it feels like the same game, but *better* this time. It feels like I get to play my favorite game every for the first time once again. I don't know all the glitches, I don't know where everything is, I'm not maxed out but it doesn't feel annoying to go towards it. Exploring feels fresh and new, story is brand new and exciting, collecting stuff is more fun than before, the combat is MUCH improved, I could go on and on. I see so many people mad about how TotK "copied BotW" or how it "reused too much" and therefore shouldn't have taken so long. I hate seeing people bomb the game for being so similar to BotW, when I personally feel like it being so similar is the entire point of the game

It’s kinda funny, my dad played OoT right when it came out and he’s been sayin that he really enjoys that TotK and BotW are kinda straying away from the classic Zelda formula.

I grew up with the fallout games so weapon durability doesent phase me at all I actually think it adds to the gameplay since your forced to keep and use every weapon you pick up rather than having to go through and delete the trash like in most other games. As for the performance I mean it’s a switch game so considering just how much they packed into this it’s actually pretty insane that it even runs at all. People don’t talk enough about how this game rivals the size of games like witcher 3 and elden ring and it does it on hardware less powerful than most cell phones.

Hot Take: Weapons breaking is one of my favorite parts. Forces me to backtrack for my favorite weapons, if i want them back; Or, experiment with new fuse-combinations. Weapons breaking was vital to the longevity of BotW. Nintendo created a way to make you want to use your favorite weapons, because you'll fuse materials to those fav weaps, and then BOOM. Gameplay loop established.

I find it funny that they say this isnt what a zelda game is when the OG zelda game was like this open world no hand holding nonlinear

Im 43 and play OoT and MM still after all these years. I love BotW even though its different to a typical Zelda game. Sadly this game is a solid 7. It really is just DLC and I have no intention of finishing it.

8:55 Jesus is more critical than we thought 😂 I personally think that if the weapons did not break, the game would be too easy on the combat side of things. It’s a necessary balance, but I am noticing a lot of my weapons break faster than even in BoTW - I am about 20 hours in the game. Also, I love the new setup, Pat! 5/10!

People who are mad at the weapons breaking i get the feeling are the kinds of people who just like to find the strongest weapon and never have to do anything different ever again. I kind of like the weapon breaking system. I'd have never have learnt how cool it is to use half the special stuff without it and it makes it worth getting better at fighting rather than just bulldozing things like many other games. Plus if you're even average at the game you'll always have a full inventory of powerful weapons from hour 5 or so onwards unless you never explore our fight anything. The more your fight, the more stuff you'll have for weapons and the stronger enemies with better weapons will show up more and more. But seriously, just go fight a few lynels in the arena. You'll have all the weapons you'll need in a few minutes. I think they could fix it for these people though. Have a weapon upgrade system but limit it to like 3 upgrades per weapon. Want a weapon that never breaks? Ok upgrade durability to max but you could have used those upgrades to increase damage instead. That way the people who just hate breakable weapons can go hit something 57 times with it and never worry about weapon durability ever again, while those of us like me will just boost power, be able to kill things way faster and when it breaks who cares, I used that one thing to kill 10 things in the time it took the other guy to kill 1 thing, and they each dropped more weapons anyway.

From someone that played close to 250 hours in BotW, this game isn’t my thing. The more I play it, the more I’m annoyed by it. Anytime I have to stop to glue/fuse something, I’m irritated. Maybe it’s because I liked BotW so much. I don’t know. I guess I expected an actual new game. Maybe it’s because games like red dead and Elden ring exist. This is easily an expansion and not at all worth $70 which leaves a bad taste. Now I feel like if I don’t finish it, I wasted money. Happy for people that like it but this isn’t for me.

For me aleast I would see it more 8/10 if anything, 5 is a bit too crazy though. I don't like the weapons breaking (More in BOTW but it is annoying in TOTK, I don't know, I just think a lot of the higher weapons should be breaking so fast, aleast take a little longer, and let there be a forge to repair them in and such.) but I still enjoy the game. I don't think games need to be so redesigned that maps can't look similar with upgrades, or need new graphics, people need to stop looking so hard for those details.

Its impossible to take this guy seriously he is obviously biased his name has nintendo it it of course he is a fanboy totk sucks when you play it you feel empty +the dungeons are all the same (activate x terminals) +the shrines themselves were a mistake in botw now seeing more of them in totk is annoying +the reused map is a red flag how did they get away with that ?! Plus they didnt add a lot of stuff +the enemy variety is still lacking seriously what were they doing in these 6 years ?! They only added like 12 new enemies (not including major bosses according to a reddit user). +chests are so lame they only give like ore no special objects like og zelda obviously +and the biggest flaw of them all is weapons that break which is also not logic how can a weapon break when you hit an enemy made of flesh ? I mean a sword when its used by bokoblins for example they never break but when its link they break there is no logic and dont try to counter this by saying its cool to change weapons because there are 4 kind of weapons "one hand swords" "two hand swords" "spears" and bows. There is no excuse. +aside from main bosses they didnt really add much like one new unique boss on the undergroud (frox) and one unique boss on sky (flux constructs) islands plus one on the ground (gleeoks) +and obviously the map on the underground being a copy paste of the overworld map this one shocked me. There are some things i liked on this game like some side adventures were cool (the rewards weren't) just doing the shores of other people sigh.... Anyways they could have reskinned this game with another character it would have worked this is not and will never be the zelda i know and love and this makes me wish they released that wii u demo they showed that day please stop being a fanboy now that this game sold so much they showed nintendo that people are idiots that are fine with copy pastes that are price tagged for 10 bucks more and of course they will redo this formula over and over again.

0:39 You don't remember if you gave this game a 9 out of 10 or a 10/10? You don't remember if you scored this game perfectly? Really?

I don't understand being so mad about 70 price I pay 60 dollars all the time for games I beat in 10 hours and have no replay value

It's not worth $70. No video game is worth that money.

In BotW the weapon breaking system only bothered me for the first few hours. Once I started getting higher tier weapons I was able to farm up more good weapons whenever I wanted and never really felt like I was about to run out.

To say that fusing and ultrahand is boring after the first 10 minutes is wild to me because I had no intention to build when I first started the game and actually went out of my way to avoid anything that involved it, but now I know what/how devices work with one another so I have a little more confidence in my ability to build and I do it a lot more than when I started.

I think the people that complain it’s DLC or Void of stuff to do probably pay $60 for point and shoot games that are not nearly as complex as TOTK and are basically the same with every new version that comes out. Also there is only so many times you can keep a game fully “classic”. Otherwise it really will be the same game over and over.

My main issue with the weapons breakage thing is that there doesn't feel like there's much difference among them in terms of endurance; it feels like a wooden stick lasts as long as the "best" sword

Superman 64 is the closest game to a 0/10

No, stop with this. The "super hardcore fans" are not bitching. I own the master quest, these people never heard of it. I own the collection, they didnt know it was a thing. I have the gold carts, the lenticular majoras mask, and after playing oot I went back and played the first four games. Unlike these people, ww excited me, while they didn't like it until they had skyward sword to hate instead. Every single person who's actually played a single zelda game not called oot or tp will agree that the series is almost defined by its experimental design.

weapon durability is ok. the temples in this game were awful! there's tons of content in the game but not much substance. lots of collect-a-thon. it's ok. really fun at first but the endless mini dungeons plus weak main dungeons hurt this game.

Couldn’t force myself to finish the game. So boring. Nothing be fetch quests, collecting recipes and armour you’ll never need because self is now too easy Ms made for babies. I have a ton of pointless fetch quests and needless upgrades left to do bud I just want to run to beat Gabon just to get this game over with.

(I swear I normally don't comment this much) I noticed graphical improvements the moment I booted up the game in the opening cutscene and people will be doing new stuff with Ultrahand a decade from now. And clearly people aren't counting the weapon hits because fusion almost tripples the durability.

You know what’s crazy? I came here after watching a video where this one guy was just saying it was a carbon copy of, I kid you not FORTNITE

I couldn’t even be bothered to beat 1 of the 4 main missions. I genuinely did not like the game and was disappointed

The game has already sold over 15 million copies, then charging $70 was clearly a big brained 100% good call on their part. I'm all for a company making bank when they clearly deserve it.

Ppl who complain about weapon durability and Rain just don't understand what makes a game fun. I don't wanna live in a world where game devs don't build challenging experiences anymore

I think some of those 5's were supposed to be out of 5.

If this game is just dlc then that could easily be said about God of war Ragnarock and Horizon forbidden west.

People complaining about it feeling like BOTW confuse me. Like….it’s a direct sequel, it’s not supposed to be an entire new concept 😂 there’s new story and things to do in the same world a couple years later, Nintendo nailed it imo

I don't mind the weapons breaking it encourages you to always experiment and use something new since there's soooo much things I can fuse. and experiment with

I like how people leave reviews without even playing the whole game. 😊

Loving the sarcastic commentary Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I think that JesustheMesiah person is an imposter

Most of the negative reviews are just salty pokemon players and other console players.

I love the "Its just DLC" point. So like, why can't games like Majora's Mask, Mario Galaxy , oh and virtually every third game in a given pokemon generation also be lambasted as just glorified expansions which were wastes of time that did not bring anything new or innovative to the table.....? Such a short sighted excuse.

I think the weapons breaking is a great idea because it forces you not to just use one weapon for everything because it’s the most powerful, but they could be a little less fragile

(Spoilers) Anyone who complains about weapon durability just has a fundamental misunderstanding of the game's combat design and I would hedge a bet that they also suck at the game or games in general if they can’t manage their resources. TOTK provides so many tools to make weapon durability an interesting factor in its resource management, so frankly anyone who complains at this point just isn’t capable of learning how to play the game. Regarding enemy variety, the game added way more than 6 standard enemies, not even counting the enemy variations which do change attacks and behaviours. But we have to consider how high quality these enemies are. For every 1 enemy in TOTK, is 10 in Elden Ring. They express complex interactions with one another and the player. They have hierarchies, they are aware of hazards and run from danger, they are able to pick and use any weapon, even use environmental components like rocks or barrels as weapons. There’s almost too much to list. As far as bosses are concerned, BOTW's bosses were truly great when you considered the depth of its combat mechanics, but TOTK simply adds more and improves on them drastically. King Gleeok, while primarily a bow centric fight, is extremely engaging with its attacks and the environment the player has to consider so that they can attack its heads. Having to swap between elemental materials for each head, while also avoiding attacks and managing your stamina during bullet time, is so fun. And then its final phase is crazy. This is just one particular example. As far as the content is concerned, anyone complaining that the open world is empty and that there is little to do in the new areas is delusional and dishonest. Sky islands contain traversal puzzles, shrine quests, dungeons and boss fights-while also aiding the player in exploration of the surface below. The depths are an inverted version of the surface and contain larger structures and areas of interest beneath those in the surface, and the expanses in between contain mini-boss fights, enemy camps, mini structures and collectables, quests, and much more. There’s literally no way around this, those "reviewers" are lying through their teeth for the sake of contrarianism and conspiracy. Dungeons incorporate the best aspects of classic, themed dungeons, with the sandbox puzzle solving and free form progression of shrines and divine beasts. Literally the best dungeon structure that a game like this could ask for. They have the unique themes, layouts, music and enemies/bosses of classic Zelda, while incorporating TOTK mechanics. The "key hunting and dungeon item" formula of classic Zelda simply wouldn’t work for a game like this.

I imagine the 5/10 scores are people thinking that it was a star rating instead of out of 10

Honestly the game does kinda suck. Got boring really fast.

The craziest part about this game is how they were able to keep the underground a secret for so long from the main marketing, it is so massive that it surprised me how it wasn't abart of anything from the main markering campaign for the game a month from launch

Durability is a problem because it actively keeps me from playing the game the way I want to play it. Whenever I replay botw, I actively avoid as many fights as possible because I'm too worried about losing all my weapons. Like, I could go and fight that lynel, but I don't want to lose all my weapons in the process, so I just won't bother. Or, I could go take on that bokoblin camp and hope there are some elemental arrows in the chest or something but, they all have weaker weapons than what I have, so I'm not going to worry about it. Then, this results in me not having as many monster materials to upgrade my armors because I keep avoiding fights with enemies. This problem is extremely severe on monster mode where every enemy is a damage sponge so I legit cannot play monster mode because of the weapon durability issue.

The map has maybe three fields that didn't go through drastic changes. And I actually doubt it's that high.

No way it’s a 10/10 it’s over ambitious and doesn’t run smoothly. It’s scarlet and violet all over again. Blame the console sure , but it was made for the switch and doesn’t function well on the switch. but no matter the rating this is corporate greed and a cash grab. Now that doesn’t affect the rating in my opinion but this 100 percent should have been a dlc and it was supposed to be. But again…corporate greed. Not saying it’s not at least a 9/10 and a great game , but consumers should be upset with this.

Althrought I had a negative view of the durability system in BOTW, (mostly because at one point it felt like there is little to no point in engaging in combat most of the time once you gain enough decent weapons) in this game, the fusion system and the addition of monster horns/unic drops singlehandedly fixed that problem for me. The amount of experimentation and variety that it offers is incomparable to anything I have ever seen before. Is almost overwhelming. And althrought I still felt like we are lacking enough monster variety, (compared to other Zelda games) The game is still spectacular in every possible aspect.

I hate when people complain about the weapons. Boo hoo, your weapon broke and can immediately pick up a new one and fuse strong materials to it. If anything, I have the problem of having TOO MANY weapons. Despite my large storage, I dont want to get rid of anything, and will save some weapons to be fixed by the rock octoroks. But otherwise, I gerally have too many. Not to mention all the classic weapons that I dont wanna get rid of.

Honestly why are people hyping this game so much? Maybe it’s a good game it’s just not a good Zelda game. The whole magic behind Zelda is the linear story telling, the temples and numerous other things things that BOTW and TOTK lack massively.

I actually like the breakable weapons! Most of totk & botw is being resourceful. I’ll agree it is annoying when they break super quickly but I always have something in my inventory anyway. I’d give the game a 9/10 so far and I’ve barely scratched the surface.

I played totk for 9 hours straight and I'm obssed ,the weapons breaking is just another challenge that I appreciate, I like trying to find new things to fuse with.10/10 😄

I look at the price increase like this, not only is this a superior game to breath of the wild, but they also included items/ features that you could only get via payed dlc and amibbo into the base game. That $10 is less than what you would pay for the botw dlc and amibbo armors combined. It’s honestly a steal.

The weapon breaking makes sense because if it didn't it would just be Skyrim with hoarding the same overpowered weapons

I literally got off the tutorial island a day ago (but also didn’t get to play on launch day and a few days in between) the amount of exploring and content in this game is overwhelming but I’m loving it! Weapons breaking makes it hard but it’s about being resourceful so I don’t mind. Awesome video, I love putting the haters on spotlight especially giving it a bad rating and then hyping it up in the comment 😂 (your mic sounds fine btw)

I seriously don’t understand the problem with the breakable weapons when they give you so many to hold in the first place, The only time it’s a problem as the is in the very beginning but after an hour or two it’s so hard to keep holding weapons because of how full your weapon inventory is. I’m actually looking forward to break some so I can pick up another really good one. If No weapons was breakable than the FUSE ability would not be used as much- such a stupid argument in my opinion but hey, everyone’s entitled to their opinion. Also, in breath of the wild every time we get monster body parts, I could care less about them because what are we use them for just a trade it to that one dude in the air balloon and get a new set but after that who cares about every single body part you get from the enemies. But now. Every time I kill an enemy I’m so excited for each body part because I want to see what weapon I can create next.

Even with the same hyrule map there is still new caves, side quests, etc. to explore. Not to mention certain climate changes in certain areas.

Half of these are people who just didnt realize they rated it low lmao

All these people talking about how long this game took to release… 1. Are they new to Zelda? Because 6 years is about the typical development cycle for a main line title 2. Did people just forget that there was and still is a 3 year pandemic that shit down most of the world??? They must the these devs are either gods or slaves

People who complain "it's just an overpriced dlc" doesn't know what dlc actually is

I gave it a 1 out of 10 because it’s a copy/paste of the original with added stuff. A 10 out of 10 is an original game created from the ground up.

Nes games were 40 dollars in the 80s. That's over 120 today. So 70 dollars today is half the price of an a-list 80's game. This game is in contention for the best game I've ever played.... Though I'm only 30 hours in. I went in blind, and have been overwhelmed with the immensity. The underworld delights me, and though the overworld is "the same," I've never felt like I'm back in the botw world.