Khuutra said:
d21lewis said:
I don't know about you guys but I was quite disappointed in Uncharted 3 AND Zelda. I beat U3 and felt empty inside. I was so excited for that game and it under-delivered. Same goes for Zelda. I replayed Twilight Princess a couple of months ago and even made a thread about it being the best game I'd played this generation. I bought the collector's edition of Skyward Sword, got to the part where I chased that Kiwi/Plant thingy, and turned the game off--didn't even bother to save my game. Haven't played the game in a week. I felt like crying. |
Ah, my friend, no, no! How awful. I am not in the habit of asking people to try to get to a certain point in games before giving up on them, but I know your tastes well enough that I know this isn't right. Come now, buck up. Save your game regularly. Go do what needs to be done, and get to your first boss fight.
Skyward Sword should be taken in doses like long sips of cool water, appreciated in its every moment. Take in the scenery, the music, the people you're interacting with, Groose.
If nothing else, play for Groose; he's basically Biff from Back to the Future and he's the best side-character in the history of the series.
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I did save after I found that totem that let me go back and forth to Skyloft. After that, I chased that cowardly plant thing and I just turned off the systerm. But you're right--Fuck Groose. That asshole needs to be put in his place. I know I'm gonna love Skyward Sword when I eventually sit down and play it. It just didn't grab me, yet. It's making the same mistake that Okami made.
I'll have a week off from work soon. I'll dedicate that week to Skyward Sword.
