The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (2023) • Page 138

gender roles man. adventure games are for boys, so the hero is a boy

 

My initial thought when I made that post was more like Zelda Stronghold but alright.

Castle Management sims with RTS elements are a whole ass PC genre.

 

ahh. yeah that'd be cool. can't say I'm familiar lol

 

Yea, they have said that they are moving on to a new direction/take on Zelda. I’m sure it’ll be open world, but we shall see beyond that.

 

Sucks cause I want to spend more time with those characters.

 

I want it to take place in Hyrule City. I want a setpiece boss fight on a magic hanging monorail speeding through the city. I want bird hovercycles and laser swords

they haven't done that yet lol

 

*taps sign*

 

but actually what I really want is for Ganon to not be the villain again

what I love about the DS Wind Waker sequel games is once that fucker took a sword to his face he stayed dead. Dead dead.

the main villain of Phantom Hourglass is a squid and the villain of Spirit Tracks is Ganon but with a mustache. peak

it's not like there aren't options. there's, you know, vaati

 

The main villian of Link's Awakening is the physical manifestation of a whale god's nightmare

 

Man, you guys will never guess who the villain of Majora's Mask is.

 

I forgot Majora too. What a game

They probably just put too much money into the AAA games to not hedge their bets each time. It's gotta be some swarthy red haired pig guy

 

I wouldn’t mind if Vaati was the villain for the next game. He hasn’t appeared since minish cap.

 

There is something satisfying to killing Ganondorf. But I’m certainly not against them changing it up.

 

They went so hard with those final boss battles. The story overall is probably the best in the series in terms of sheer mythical quality. The moon, the giants… goddamn what a game.

 

Ganondorf is a great villain, but since we just had him I’d rather have another villain for the next game.

 

I have FINALLY beaten this game after starting it in literally December. I did really love the experience and think it was better than BOTW, but like that game, I had to pretty much ignore side quests so as not to get overwhelmed/stop enjoying it. That's more of a me problem though

I did think the story was genuinely good and the return of actual temples and boss fights made all the difference for me, it essentially fixed my biggest complaint with BOTW that it didn't always feel like a Zelda game. The Ganondorf fight was weirdly like the easiest boss in the game for me lol

Great game

 

Easiest sure, but definitely the funnest boss fight in the game. I mean you're basically having a GoT style dragon duel. Incredible experience.

 

Again to my point of story vs vibes. Yeah there is loose plot, but also I get to experience the wonder of riding on the back of a dragon through a chasm into the underworld.

I never thought "this story needs to be richer" when I was doing some of the most wondrous awe inspiring fantastic things a video game has ever allowed me to do.

 

I agree taking the dragon taxis around Hyrule was one of the most memorable parts for me

 

Lego Zelda Deku Tree set just got officially announced. $300 pre-order. Releasing in September.

 

Day one purchase, easily. Also will be building it into the BOTW version.

 

i just cannot begin to attempt to justify spending $300 on that lol

 

It's a dumb price and you don't get nearly enough for that price.

 

It’s hard to see that as as 2500 piece set. but I did pre order it.

 

I'll get it when I have money