Liberal Arts Major
i've only played it for a little while but oh my god
This feels like the game so many other games tried and failed to be so far. The completely open-world and sheer amount of freedom you have to do whatever you want and solve things in so many different ways is crazy.
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Advanced
Feels so open-games just from watching it.
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Liberal Arts Major
Probably best Zelda (MM the only competition.) It's just a ton of fun to play, though not without its flaws.
It's definitely very open-world and some of the things you can do because of that are just amazing.
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Liberal Arts Major
Hated the weapon durability at first, but as I played more, I adjusted. I still don't like it, but once you know where to find a supply of weapons/shields/bows, it's less annoying.
The one thing that continued to bug me about the game was the music, or rather the lack thereof. The music that DID exist was good (Save the 'riding the horse' music) but it could have used a more expanded sound track.
Kakariko Village annoyed me the most. Why is it just "Generic Ninja Village Flute Music"? I get it's essentially a generic ninja village, but Kakariko Village has its own damn iconic music.
Other than that, I loved every other aspect of the game.
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