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   LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 (lukealmighty@gameliberty.club)'s status on Saturday, 26-Apr-2025 03:55:16 JST LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿

   • Alyx Hinata 🇹🇩🚫:unverified:💀
   • beard :meru_dab: ひげ
   • KaiserKitty

   @KaiserKitty @alyx @beardalaxy
   Btuh...

   TOTK is literally peak gaming, and the graphical style is legendary. It is working perfectly both for immersion and clear readability of the scene.

   Yeah, I will spit on the Nintendo's infinite recyclation of games with microscopic changes per iteration, but TOTK was an awful example to attack.

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     beard :meru_dab: ひげ (beardalaxy@gameliberty.club)'s status on Saturday, 26-Apr-2025 04:22:30 JST beard :meru_dab: ひげ

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     • Alyx Hinata 🇹🇩🚫:unverified:💀
     • KaiserKitty

     @LukeAlmighty @KaiserKitty @alyx TotK's story is pretty bad, but the characters are still good. The way all the mechanics work is brilliant, but it can make things too easy. I actually enjoyed all the changes to the overworld the most. Sky islands felt a little uninspired and the depths were cool at first but really wore on me.

     The game was really too big for the switch, honestly. The fuse mechanic did tend to tank the frame rate pretty hard and there wasn't enough permanence with physics objects in the game world because it just couldn't store all of it. Thankfully I've got a hacked switch so I was able to overclock and the frame rate wasn't as bad, but that's definitely not a normal experience to have with the game.

     Despite its flaws, I'm still glad I played it and I still think it was worth the $70 I paid for it. It's got enough going for it. It's still in my top 100.