Guys

I LOVE THIS GAME

I knew it was gonna happen, but they ran out of physical copies.  So now I'm here just waiting for it to finish DLing after deleting almost everything on my Wii U.

Am I living the dream here? Never felt this comfy playing on the WiiU tablet, while the fiance plays HZD on the TV

It won't be till after midterms till I can get the game and possibly the switch although I'm still not sure if I want to buy cards, especially since YuGiOh seems to be actually getting fixed temporarily.
Y'all think going for the switch is worth it.

LOOOOOL

It's a little bit of a shame too. HZD actually looks pretty cool. It's Battleborn all over again.

Quote from: Sfx: Clang on March 03, 2017, 10:39:45 PM

It's a little bit of a shame too. HZD actually looks pretty cool. It's Battleborn all over again.

nah you can clip through a couple small objects so it's a shit game, ask LC

TFW Links left hand clips through the Sheikah Slate


FIX DIS

Guys

I LOVE THIS GAME

The thread title is a perfectly apt description of my current feelings.

Quote from: Verbatim on March 03, 2017, 05:15:02 PM

Guys

I LOVE THIS GAME

The thread title is a perfectly apt description of my current feelings.

where you at

Never got into the series but like bacon said, it's nice to see a non-dissappointing game come out and have people enjoy it for once. I'm honestly kinda envious since that's not a feeling I'll likely ever know again.

Not crazy about the generic RPG menus and equipment/loot setup they have (I much prefer the standard Zelda format), but I think they knocked it out of the park giving you access to a bunch of tools early on, like in A Link Between Worlds.

What's important about the menus is how streamlined they are. Since you can collect so many things, I think they just wanted you to be able to scan through your items as quickly as possible--and to that effect, I think it does the job, generic as they look.

My only real hang-ups from the start of the game were how long it took me to master the controls. It's very off-kilter for a Zelda game, and it took me a bit of getting used to--I'm still kinda getting used to it. This isn't necessarily a bad thing--if there's one thing I appreciate about game controls, it's learning them myself through gameplay--but there are certain maneuvers that just feel a little awkward to perform at first. Trying to jump while dashing is uncomfortable because you have to hold B and then press X, until I realized there's a small window after you release B where you can still perform a dashing jump if you hit X fast enough--or at least, that seems to be the case. Don't quote me on that.

I'm also using a Wii U gamepad, which is a big clunky piece of shit, but nonetheless.

Also, the frame rate does have a tendency to dip in certain spots. It's not horrible, but it's definitely could-be-better tier.

Quote from: Verbatim on March 04, 2017, 07:24:09 AM

-but there are certain maneuvers that just feel a little awkward to perform at first. Trying to jump while dashing is uncomfortable because you have to hold B and then press X, until I realized there's a small window after you release B where you can still perform a dashing jump if you hit X fast enough--or at least, that seems to be the case. Don't quote me on that.

Im getting the Dark Souls 'claw' tendency again, or at least a familiarity

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Also unironically quoting you on that

>2017
>Using the claw

I don't think I know anyone who is forced to use the claw in darksouls, trying to think of a build that would allow it


Probably a magic one

Just bought the game digitally for Wii-U. I'm so bored and the theme playing in the Wii U store menu just forced me to buy it.

It was this or Zero Dawn and I think I chose correctly.