No, that stuff is good for the laughs but not what for me would be a game defining moment that leaves me awestruck.

The only thing so far that I'm a bit disappointed about is that Gibdos don't scream.

Also being able to sit down on chairs and pet dogs would have made the whole experience a bit better.

Someone uploaded a video where they have built a Mech.

How did they fit a metal  bookcase in there and do you need to fuse the pieces together to make the shelves😁

What if I fuse the diamond to links head how many  headbutts do you expect I'll get before it breaks. 

I just played for about forty minutes; in that time, I found a cave where I ran into an enemy I'd never seen before and found glowing fish, helped a stranger fix their wagon, befriended a dog, built a hot air balloon, came across an enemy camp that suddenly

headed towards a tower, then en route to it saw a falling sky island and rode it back up into the sky where I found a whole mini-dungeon in the clouds.

All this unfolded organically with almost no guidance, but with a flow of emergent storytelling that rivals the best scripted linear campaigns.

This freaking game, man.

Forgive me if I'm not very active in my own thread these days. Trying to make progress in Zelda and fearful of spoilers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRhye6lhy7k

Someone built a satelite laser canon.

Holy guacamole!

Though, I might say, if there is a game that deserves that kinda sales, it's TotK.

Dude!! Game sold over 10 mil already. Jesus. Bye bye Mario.