(Red Link here) I'd have to say fuse is actually by far my favorite. Ascend is a suuuuper close runner up. I don't think I ever expected being able to fuse more than 2 items but regardless it is still indeed a bit disappointing. I can see why people are giving BotW the edge in terms of abilities, but TOTK absolutely destroys BotW in every other way imo.

Why would you even expect or want to fuse more then 2 items. Appreciate what you got and stop being greedy lol. On another note point out the fools who said the abilities in botw are better. 😮 outside of the shrines that forces you to use them, you never have to use your abilities ever in that game. Heck you can beat the game without ever using them.

I think I have the most fun with Fuse, but I agree. Even 3 would make it better, even if the third had limitations. I can Fuse a SICK horn to my spear, but that means I can't use it to block anymore. It was a great addition, but you can only use it with a comparatively weaker staff or 2-handed + a shield...

Haha! Yeah we use some classic Zelda sound effects for transitions and whatnot :)

I'm all for it! If anybody else watches KZfaq with surround sound, you're not going crazy!! haha

Likely a hardware restriction considering how the game becomes a slideshow when driving most contraptions 😔 edit: this reply was meant for the comment about the item limit but this fits too lol

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Not true, I had this build by my side while I was talking to an NPC, then the Blood Moon hit. I was concerned my machine would disappear but it didn't.

@@imix3d for every rule there’s an exception 🤗

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It’s 21 not 23

Damn clickbaiters. I used to be a naive kid once, and that's who I feel bad for the most 😡

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❤️ Glad to be! Much more coming soon as well!

A tagline which is part of the ✨ marketing ✨

​@@ratednYour argument is ridiculous. Are you seriously saying "a world fuelled by your imagination" is misleading just because there's a limit on how many items you can stick together? Nowhere in that tagline does it say it allows you to keep building indefinitely or keep what you built forever.

​​@@SuperFeatherYoshiou are misunderstanding the argument. The parts limit is only a supplementary piece of evidence. A good chunk of the video is dedicated to conveying that building vehicles, bridges, and some static objects, is not necessarily a "world fueled by your imagination." One way to interpret "a world fueled by your imagination" would be more permanent stuff. Rebuilding ruins and towns across Hyrule, Expanding existing towns with Hudson, Helping rebuild Hyrule Castle or Castle Town, etc? As we mentioned in the video, the Tarry Town dream home quest is kind of the closest we get to a "WORLD" fueled by your imagination. Vehicles alone don't quite cut it.

@@ratedn It's a Switch game