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  • #30297
    superchris01
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    My favorite Zelda Games (in order and those I have played and beat)
    1. Ocarina of Time
    2. Breath of the Wild
    3. Skyward Sword
    4. Majora’s Mask
    5. Wind Waker
    6. Twilight Princess
    7. A Link to the Past
    8. Four Swords Adventures
    9. Four Swords
    10. The Legend of Zelda
    11. A Link Between Worlds
    12. Phantom Hourglass
    13. Spirit Tracks
    14. Minish Cap
    15. Zelda II: Link’s Adventure
    16. Triforce Heroes

    Have played Oracle of Ages/Seasons (Didn’t get to beat before losing save data) and never tried Link’s Awakening

    #30298
    superchris01
    Participant

    And just because some of them are lower on the list doesn’t mean its bad. Its just not something I either don’t go back and play often or didn’t like as much as the others.

    #30306
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    Hmm… of the ones I’ve played…

    1. Skyward Sword (I guess?)
    2. Ocarina of Time
    3. Breath of the Wild
    4. Twilight Princess
    5. Minish Cap
    6. Wind Waker
    7. Legend of Zelda
    8. Zelda II: Adventure of Link

    …but I haven’t played much BotW, Legend of Zelda, or Adventure of Link.

    #30310
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    1. BotW
    2. Phantom Hourglass

    My list is short… And I don’t even know how far into PH I got…

    #30312
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    Hahahaha.

    #30457
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    I’m off to Hyrule Castle… And totally not nervous at all… Hah… hah…

    I’m not ready to die as much as I’m expecting…

    #30458
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    I SAW YOU WERE ONLINE!!! DUDE I HOPE YOU DON’T DIE TOO MUCH

    #30460
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    My friend said the final boss is really unimpressive. If you have all four divine beasts it knocks out half the health of one stage, and another one is really predictable. Or something like that.

    #30462
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    yeah, that’s what I heard too…

    AND NO ONE TOLD ME THERE WOULD BE FREAKING LYNELS ON THE WAY TO THIS FIGHT, AND NOT ONLY LYNELS BUT LYNELS WITH 1,000 MORE HEALTH THAN NORMAL WHAT THE CRAP…

    #30463
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    Hahahahahaha, grab a bookshelf or a Cucco.

    #30464
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    This is stupid. Why do I know strats for a game that I’ve played for less than 2 hours?

    #30478
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    THERE ARE LYNELS????
    note to self: don’t go near there yet.
    HOLY COW

    #30479
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    *HOLY LION-HORSE

    #30491
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    Yup… Not easy… Even with half health… My word, either he was hard or I just didn’t beat him the correct way…

    #30492
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    OH WAIT ITS NOT OVER GAHHH

    #30494
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    Okay, credits just gave me legitimate chills…

    #30496
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    I… I had to load from before I defeated him… There… I… So… So all of that was for nothing… Absolutely nothing… Like… What…

    #30499
    Awkward Potato
    Guest

    Aww I’m sorry

    #30507
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    That’s terrible!

    #30512
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    I HAVE THE MASTER SWORD

    #30513
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    -blight ganons are easier with the master sword

    #30514
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    Very lol…

    #30520
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    Hmm…

    #30534
    superchris01
    Participant

    Yeah. The first phase of the final boss took me a bit to figure out how to beat. And it can be easier or harder depending on the items you have. The second part was like: there was more potential but it looked cool at least.

    #30535
    superchris01
    Participant

    Sorry it didn’t save for ya 🙁

    #30542
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    Chris is the only one with a 3DS, correct?

    #30545
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    My brother has one…but yeah, as far as I know he is

    #30551
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    My little sister has one and let’s me occasionally use it lol…

    #30555
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    Hah, alrighty.

    #32514
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    (So I wasn’t at first trying to write this like an IGN or Polygon review, but it just kinda started happening so I rolled with it. Also I wanted to try my hand at it. Also I wanted to explain my absence. So yeah.)

    It’s no surprise that I’ve been fairly absent lately. This is 110% because I’ve developed a strange addiction to a game I never would have expected.

    Stardew Valley.

    An innocent little indie game hiding in the form of a top down pixelated RPG, this gem seems like nothing more than a grindy, cheesy, pass-the-time game. But it’s far more than that.

    I’d seen a bit of a Let’s Play of this game, quite a while back on a livestream, so I vaguely knew what I was getting myself into. Before finalizing my purchase, however, I decided to go and read reviews on the game. Because Google is great. OVERWHELMINGLY POSITVE was what I got back. A lot of them saying this game was satisfying and nostalgic, reminding them of Harvest Moon, an old [SNES?] game. Now, I’d never played Harvest Moon before, so that almost discouraged me from buying Stardew.

    “If this game is successful purely for nostalgia, but I’ve never played the game it makes you feel nostalgic about, this is probably not for me,” I said to myself since I have conversations in my brain all the time.

    Along with this, I really didn’t want a grindy game where nothing would happen and I’d just get bored quickly. Nevertheless, this game, only a mere $15, found its way into my library.

    I entered with a mix between high and low hopes. Low hope because I didn’t want this game to completely disappoint, but high hopes in the back of my mind because of the total positivity it received.

    35 hours into the game, the same amount of playtime I have on Mariokart 8 DX, a $60 TripleA masterpiece, let me tell you… This game has blown my expectations away.

    First off, the music. Oh, the music. I’d actually listened to some of the soundtrack before, so when I began playing there was a vague familiarity there that just felt.. good. It was almost Deja-Vu-like. The soundtrack is absolutely beautiful and depending on the atmosphere, fits perfectly. It never seems to overshadow the game play or make a big deal of itself, it’s just there. And I love it. I’ve found myself humming some of its main tunes without even realizing it. If not for the music I garauntee this game would not be nearly as good.

    The graphics. Some people are close minded about video game graphics. “If we have games that are so realistic, so beautiful, why would you want to play games that look like… Like crap!”
    Why? Because it’s just another form of art. And one that I utterly adore. There’s something about 8-bit that just feels so… wonderful. It’s almost like it creates a new reality, and in this reality it’s similar to ours in essence, but in materialization is completely different. Not only does this game take the 8-bit nostalga, but it perfects it in a way that it looks smooth and modernized, while still have each little individual pixel be its own thing.

    The gameplay. Funny enough, there’s so much more than just farming in this game mainly about farming. In fact, there’s are paths you can take in which you don’t hone your farming skills at all, and you focus on a different career. It leaves you with so much freedom, but still confined to your small little town. The questing system, however, is where the real meat is. The way it’s executed, with your permanent main quests and your times semi-daily quest is just great, and helps keep the game from becoming stale. Plus, not completing a quest has no negative connotations, it just simply has no reward.

    And possibly the best part of the entire game – the characters. I’ve become so attached to my little neighbors and fellow townsmen, it’s kind of sad. Trying to become friends with all of them is hard. Like really hard. Another great part is they have every kind of stereotype. They have the emo, and drunk, the sports player, the blonde white girl (no offense blonde white girls), the homeless social outcast guy, and others. It makes for great interaction and conversations, especially as more dialogue becomes available the more hearts you get with them and as the seasons change.

    All of the elements in this game lend itself to near perfection, and if that wasn’t enough, there’s yet another thing to consider. This game was made by one guy with a minimum amount of help, quite a lot like Undertale. This guy is an absolute legend, and it’s games like this that make me think that the Triple A industry is gonna be overrun with geniuses like Eric Barone, Toby Fox, and Scott Cawthon.

    I would highly recommend this game, especially since it’s only $15. I would probably spend $40 on this game. Selling the game this cheap is a steal, and considering the amount of playtime I’ve gotten from it, the fact that I’m nowhere near done, especially if I want to conpetionist it, AND the fact that this game has a replayability aspect to it are all reasons why this game has made it into my top 10 favorite games list. I would highly recommend.

    9/10. Nighttime neon colors are too bright for my poor eyes. Seriously it burns.

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