I stand corrected. Oops!

lol now i don't see how that could get you bannd.

http://zelda.wikia.com/wiki/Gamelon

Because I think you should be banned for even jokingly suggesting someone to play this game. Jus look at this shit:

thats so bad it makes the eyes bleed

See? No wonder Nintendo denies the very existence of these games. 

they run from there sham, and that they should

The combat itself isn't bad, but everything was dumbed down for it. i.e. fighting that skeleton with 4 arms. It rarely attacks, it just waits and tries to counter.

And the pace was awful, everything had something to do first. LET'S GO TO THAT TEMPLE... but first we need to open it, and to open it we need x, and to get x we need y. ffs

Well, after playing Skyrim, playing a game like SS was like taking a huge step backwards IMO. Once an infallible staple of Nintendo's arsenal, the last few Zelda games have been pretty ho-hum and lack the magic and excitement that came with each new installment.

I think the last Zelda game I've thoroughly enjoyed was Majora's Mask, and that came out over a decade ago.

Though I did very much enjoy it, imo it sort of disappointed 'cos Nintendo had been working on it for about 5 years.

In videogame terms, that's an ETERNITY. Like, an entire console life cycle.

The eventual game, at least to me, just didn't look/play/feel like it had been worked on for so long, and had that much effort put into it. It just sort of looked and felt rushed to me, when I played it. I mean, a lot of past Zelda games had FAR less time put into it, and felt like more polished experiences. Nintendo themselves said SS was their biggest and most expensive game ever, with the biggest team of devs they ever used. Imo, you couldn't tell, from the final product.

Then again, I really enjoyed it.

Recalibration constantly means you were doing something wrong. I certainly didn't have to recalibrate more than once a play-session, if that.

The only thing i really disliked about Skyward Sword was The Imprisoned.