The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is my Switch game for this weekend. I still have so much of the Depths to explore.
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I’m completely hooked. There’s so much to do and the amount of times I’ve gotten sidetracked I can’t even count.
Same here, TotK all the way. ✌️ Same as you, haven't read anything to not spoiler myself, but seems that I may be at 70% done. Already start feeling a bit of nostalgia just in case I happen to finnish it soon, it is so good 😄
Tears of the Kingdom of course, but I've also started playing HI-FI Rush and am loving it so far
I fell for star citizens promise, there's some cool shit in there, but after spending more time it feels more like a shallow kids pool, but I'll still be jumping back on
TOTK can only play a few hours on the weekend, but loving the new story.
maybe starting Tears of the Kingdom, been trying stay away from spoiler, idk what to expect, lol
That's the way to go. Just jump in and embrace the joy of discovery.
Etrian Odyssey HD. It's been far too long since I've been absolutely ruined by an unfortunate FOE encounter, so looking forward to working through the rerelease of the series.
I just migrated from Reddit and I was surprised and pleased to see a Dragon Quest Slime here to greet me!
I'm playing FFXIV now until the demo for FFXVI dops.
Haha, good to see another fan of Dragon Quest, and the blue slime!
I am on media blackout for FFXVI game, and haven't seen any of the extended game plays, but what little I have seen, it looks great. Yoshi-P seems to have outdone himself. Also the fact that there won't be a day 1 patch, just shows their confidence in the game.
I've been on and off playing Mario Odyssey for a while now. I think I'm going to give that a bit more attention this weekend!
I'm obsessed with Smash Ultimate, trying hard not to be trash. At some point I will get to TOTK though, the game looks amazing
Taking a little break from TOTK for Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia. I've been itching to play through it again. I forgot how good the music is.
Still playing TOTK. Such a vast world. I still haven't completed many quests so far, I'm just running around exploring. There is something to see and do around every corner.
Just finished BOTW this weekend and taking a break from Zelda. Picked up Pokemon Violet again but got distracted. Does Pokemon Violet get more engaging? I'm on the 3rd gym and I feel like they're still holding my hand.
Botw gave me an experience that I haven't had since Skyrim was new - I wanted to go out of my way to explore the whole world. Leave no piece of the map untouched.
Man, what I would give to experience Skyrim for the first time again.
I haven't touched a Pokemon game since X/Y. Black and White 2 were where Pokemon peaked, imho. I checked out after X/Y.
Same as you: TOTK. I’m already 40h in and I feel like I’m just starting! This game is really massive imho .. for someone like me maybe who is just exploring and doing some quests but without structure.
In a way I’m looking forward to the paper guide to just bring some kind of structure and sense of “where the hell am I in the story, is this just 2pt or am I already at 50?”
Sometimes I miss the more linear Zelda’s
Side note: I must admit I still use the dupe glitch. I really like this relaxing way of playing. For me it has been a life saver, kinda like an accessibility option. Otherwise I would not be able to play at all (health issues). So now I’m very anxious 😬 that the game will install the update when I misclick Oh well, still lots of fun!
Question back: what was your first Zelda?
Mine was Links awakening on the game boy, I was 12. Couldn’t speak a word of English. No internet. Shit was haaaaard! 43 now. Still playing 😁 and….. Introducing Zelda to the next gen to: what did you think? Jup the remake of that one! Fully dubbed! So far my nephews and nieces love it!
Still chewing through TotK when I have free time to. Hoping I can get to a point where I’m happy taking a break by the time Pikmin 4 releases.
Good luck! Pikmin 4 looks pretty fun.
Xenoblade 2 up to ch9 just gotta finish the story instead of side quests and blades
Xenoblade is one of my favourite series, but didn't enjoy the gacha mechanics of 2.
Have you played 3? In my opinion, that's the best of the series, just don't start it right after 2, or you may feel a burn out.
I started Zelda but mehhhhh the Nuts n Bolts gameplay doesn't speak to me and it's sooooooooooo much of the shtick that I'm just.....meh.
I think it's good outside of that but yknow there's so much else I could be playing lol.
No need to force something that you don't like. If you think if you have given it a good chance, just leave it. Not every game is for everyone.
Taking a break from TOTK to play age of calamity. Skipped it way back and got the dynasty warriors itch again
Started Zelda but I may hop back into Dead Cells. I played Dead Cells a few years ago, didn't like it, and put it down. Tried it a week ago and got hooked. Bad time since ToTK just came out. But I'm reminding myself I don't have to binge a game I love and can always take a break from it. It's a good problem to have, I guess!
I had a similar experience with Dead Cells. I love it now! A good reminder that it's okay to let a game sit in your backlog for a while :)
I have a love / hate relationship with Dead Cells. It is a very fun game, but I am just not very good at it...
Resident Evil 1 for Gamecube.
I've been playing Gamecube games lately. I finished Paper Mario recently. Amazing game
I've just started Disco Elysium today and I'm loving it.
It is so witty and interesting.
It's on sale atm which is why I got it
I picked up the Borderlands bundle not too long ago so I’m having a nostalgic blast with that.
Nice. It has been a long while since I last played it. Which class are you playing as?
Hunter. I don't know why I enjoy sniping skags so much but it makes me giggle.
Edit: autocarrot.
Currently playing Harvestella and loving it. I have TOTK but keep coming back to this one right now.
TOTK of course
I think I'm 30 hours in and I haven't even completed any of the 4 'main' early game quests, Zora's Domain is the only city I've even been to
too busy just explorin'
I'm still playing Breath of the Wild because I never finished it on Master Mode. I can't believe I waited so long for the sequel, yet the release snuck up on me! In a way, it kind of prolongs the excitement. Thanks for holding back the spoilers!
How are you liking Tears of the Kingdom in general? Better? The same? Complementary? From the trailers, I was worried it might become a bit gimmicky, but BOTW also adds a good level of trust for me.
Besides that, I literally just finished my first real gaming PC build yesterday! I didn't even have time to do install anything, so work today felt like I was a kid having to go to school on Christmas afternoon. I'll soon install Star Wars Battlefront 2, one of the few games my non-gamer wife ever binged, that way we can play together.
Congratulations on your gaming PC build. I can understand the feeling of getting a new "toy" and then not being able to play with it due to work or family responsibilities. Any special games in mind that you want to try?
I only played Battlefront 2 a little. Is there a co-op campaign? Or going to fight each other in the PvP?
As for the Zelda, for me, if Breath of the Wild was 10/10 then Tears of the Kingdom is 20/10.
Even though there are few places I recognize, everything feels new (it could be just because I played BOTW 6 years ago), the main structure of the land might be same, but there is so much more to explore. Not to mention a complete new underground layer, and the sky!
Also, the new abilities are a game changer, they gives you so much freedom. Don't want to spoil too much, but for me at least, this game is better than Breath of the Wild in every way.
BotW felt like a road trip across the entire United States. TotK is like watching an epic movie while revisiting the best parts of the road trip experience without all the grind.
One thing I wish I had been told/knew before playing TotK is to follow the main quest objectives as closely as possible from the start. Like you can go do your own thing, find a bunch of stuff, and the game will have built in responses to whatever you end up doing. However, you'll miss out on a lot of elements and story complexity if you go this route. There are a lot more puzzles and fun stuff to navigate if you do them when prompted instead of finding them on your own.
I’m in the same situation. Playing though tears of the kingdom. Really need to finish it up so I can move on to other games.