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After more than 70 hours of game play. I finally decided to collect all the memories and defeat Calamity Ganon (again). But, man, I don't want to put the story to an end and I wish we can have an after-story game play where we enjoin a story of Rebuilding Hyrule after all the destructions. It's just so sad that when Link finally frees Zelda and the world after 100 years the game suddenly ends with a ruined home

literally everything about the game when i started playing was great including the music.

I had to post it on imgur, I couldn't get a good image of it all in one picture so it's multiple pics.

My Zelda collection (2/26/18) https://imgur.com/a/KOmhu

Will it be same as Botw? Free roaming etc? Id love that honestly... Same charachter as well but with different story! Would be lit ^{^}

I'm playing through Minish Cap again, and I've spent hours just walking around finding people to fuse Kinstones with. As tedious as it is sometimes, I think it's a pretty cool idea. And I like doing it as a side quest that I can use to just kill time.

This is my third time playing through the game, and I don't think I've ever fused them all. Do you get something special for fusing all of them? I know that each one gives you something, but is there any "grand prize" for fusing all of them? According to Tingle I have about 36 left (I think that was the last number he told me) but I've still got a decent amount of game left too.

So apparently after the Champions Ballad released the game was completed in it's entirety. That means no more additional DLC. Is this similar to what you guys have heard? Apparently they want everyone on hand to work on the next Zelda game.

Ganondorf telepathically talks to you when you defeat Phantom Ganon and when Zelda reveals herself. I love these moments.

*Please don't downvote this, I'm just trying to understand * I bought a Switch back in December and I bought Zelda and Super Mario Odyssey. I completed Mario and loved it but I've been playing Zelda off and on trying to enjoy it but I keep struggling with the game. I keep dying when I'm trying to complete the main story missions. Is there something wrong I'm doing? I'm really trying to enjoy this game but I'm just having a hard time getting into it

Me, my sister, and my dad were going to see something. (I don't remember what) I saw something and tried to use the scope but then realized that this is reality.

So I just felt like playing through Breath of the Wild again trying Master Mode and well, in my opinion, it sucks.

I was totally aware of the fact that aside some minor differences, every enemy would be a tier higher and Link would take more damage, which was fine by me.

But here comes the problem: Every weapon you get from fighting enemies, wether the ones wielded by them or the ones the player can loot from chests are still the same. In other words: You effectively LOSE resources by fighting enemies.

And yes, the additional platform like enemy camps grant you higher tier weapons but that's not how it should work. Why would I have to go to these specific places for some better weapons, just to waste them on the vanilla camps for the worse?

Am I missing something here? I can't be the only one who made that observation.

The health recovery mechanic of the enemies sucks too imo. It totally kills the survival mechanic of "slaying" something over time.