| pokoko said:
The need to prove that BotW has no flaws and that anyone who dislikes any aspect of it is wrong is actually what reeks of desperation. I haven't seen that kind of self-righteous over-compensation in quite awhile. I don't even really understand it. We aren't talking about an average game that people are trying to prove is great, we're talking about a great game that people are hell-bent on proving is perfect, to the point they want to have any criticism nullified before god and scrubbed out of history. What I find kind of amusing is that I've personally complained about the mechanic of weapons breaking before on these forums--that is, in Fallout: New Vegas, one of my favorite games ever. I can only assume that I was doing it in order to attack BotW, even though we knew nothing about it at that point. |
You got it wrong. It is a great game, not perfect, but some are hell-bent to spoil the fun for others. This would met with mostly no or less critic, if said critics would just admit, that it is their personal opinion. There was a full thread there vivster - who you answer to - constantly wrote that weapon durability is a bad mechanic. I multiple time answered and offered it is his opinion, but he never took that. He always steered toward this being an objective flaw. Although in the same thread multiple people actually liked this mechanic (I'm indifferent about weapon durability). So why this desperation to paint something you personally dislike as an objective flaw?
