From what I've seen there's the usual proportion of flat out "hate". It's just that TOTK underlines way more the limitations of what BOTW introduced, without benefiting from its novelty and simplicity. At this point TOTK kinda gets the attention for the worst of all worlds, despite being very fun in its own right. I hope that despite commercial and critical success it's a strong enough signal for the developers that evolution is still really expected. Not that I don't expect them to push themselves as they're moving on to a new setting on a new console.

It just amazes me that the same people who complained about pre-BotW being TOO LINEAR are now complaining about post-BotW as being TOO OPEN. The haters truly need to put their pacifiers and their diapers away and just get over it !!! ... If you prefer the older games ... guess what - you can still play them ! My favorite Zelda game is A Link to the Past. I still play it to this day ... I just choose not to live in the past.

@@scarmucci1918 How do you they're the same people? This audience is varied. But even for one person, it's ok to adjust out perception with new experiences. When SS released it was burdened by the shoehorned motion controls, excessive hand-holding and there wasn't as much excitement for a repetition of the OOT template. When it re-released after BOTW with some streamlining and button controls people were able to better appreciate the linear approach for what it was, it was a welcome break from the massive open world. None of these experiences can please everyone. But the series has benefited from variety, and sometimes refinement of what came before. I think that's in big part how now after TOTK a lot of people are just ready to really move forward, and it seems hard to conceive anything more open that BOTW/TOTK. It's then logical to expect things to be fleshed out in that open setting, and linearity is one characteristic of design that can help that.

I agree. Then again, it’s the legend of Zelda fandom. The new zelda games would always get hate whether that be Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, Skyward Sword, or even Breath of the Wild. Sure, the game has its issues. But that doesn’t contradict it to be a bad game

It is perfect

True. But, you can also stumble upon the aftermath of Sonia's death before having seen her death. That's a heavy scene considering Sonia is a surrogate mother to Zelda. Honestly, telling the story through memories is my biggest criticism for both BOTW and TOTK and I hope Nintendo steers away from it in the next game. Flashbacks are fine, just not if it's the entire story.

I thought it was $70

I still think the dlc term is a bit derogatory considering how much they add but the surface of Hyrule could of been changed a lot more

Ultra hands is great but I think they already confirmed it won’t be in the next mainline game

Honestly i hated ultrahand, it was too slow and clunky. If the pieces moved faster and didnt take as long to build it wouldve been better. Ultrahand being the main rune you use definitely limited my enjoyment of the game. I loved fuse, definitely the best part imo. Ascend was a bit finicky, i died a few times in fights bc i couldnt line it up perfectly. I never used recall other than when my hoverbike fell in the depths while grinding light roots. And then the sages; im not gonna go into it cuz everybody already has. The inventory changes from the first game were extremely jarring. The game was fun but honestly felt like a downgrade from Breath Of The Wild.

I have seen thousands of patents, TOTK is truly one of the most innovative entertainment products in history

Way to show you know little about video game development processes

​@@Aaron-hv4hr what changed for them to not be able to create something on the same level with 6 times the amoun of time then? I don't know how game development works, but it doesn't seem to make sense

@@Aaron-hv4hr it’s not even the worst part of the comment lol theyre just spilling hate and ignorance for the sake of it

@@dreagon185 1) you think this is not on the same level. The vast majority thinks totk is a great game 2) totk is doing 10x the amount of things mm was doing (and I love mm to death) 3) game development in general has become 10x more complex and resource heavy in these last 25 years So yeah, totk is an unbelievable achievement for the gaming industry, as many devs confirmed

​@@dreagon185I mean have you played any game where you can craft a plane in a matter of seconds out of nothing, you can fly it almost anywhere in a very huge open-world, it's easy to control and most importantly it works the day the game releases and you didn't need to wait for patch for months that will fix it?? All of this in a Handheld game that is as strong as my toaster... I mean if you think that's easy to achieve and unremarkable then I think you need to wake up a bit try to analyze what games do you really enjoy to play...

Had to drop elden ring after 5min. Beat malenia but felt so underwhelmed when I discovered I couldn’t glide to a lower part of the map. Elden ring feels like a 2006 game

@@56ty_ So fucking true tho, played Elden Ring for like 3 hours straight and was bored out of my mind the entire time. I even tried watching some lore vids, and that was some boring shit too.

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