I believe him. However, if he just posts his WiiU name info or his Switch friend code, I'm willing to look at his profile and verify it for you.

Sorry for the spoiler. I'd edit that post but a mod already spoilered it for me. Thanks CGI.

Dude, Zelda is everywhere.  I listen to a lot of podcasts and even the ones centered around Sony and Microsoft can't help talking about Zelda almost every week.  It literally feels like everyone is playing it.

Currently playing it and the game is surpassing all my expectations, it is AMAZING an easy 9+ honestly Metacritic goofed this time with that score but anyway getting back on topic, there is only one thing that bothered me and its the fact that i fucked up at one early part of the game, (the proving) and i thought i couldnt restart that part because i saved hours before  and then later i realize that the game does constantly does and keeps like 10 autosaves everytime something happens and you can load any of them, so i could have restarted that part i screwed up... and now im seriously thinking of restarting my whole playthrough just so i can do it right this time...

But I never said Normnacho opinion isn't valid, it totally is, I just asked if he played BoTW and then I gave my opinion about his opinion, I think his coment was hyperbolic, but that doesn't mean is not legit.

You can show me that I'm wrong though, is pretty simple actually, you only need a mobile phone and a pen, write your name on a paper, make a photo of the game in action with the paper in front of it, I rarely have any problems recognizing I was wrong.

And yes, you have been pretty much hating on the game and suggesting that everybody that had no problem with it is a fanboy, even when most of the people seems to have no big issue with it at all, one only needs to take a tour in the BoTW thread to see your coments.

I do think we are derrailing this too much though, it would be better to continue the discussion in other place if you don't mind.

Yeah, done that before. All that happened was that I got accused of photoshopping the image and/or taking an image using a friend's device. The goalposts just move. I really, really could not care less if you don't think I've played the game. You're not worth the effort.

And I've never called anyone here a "fanboy" you're not allowed to use that word on this site, don't you know?

Exactly what I was thinking. These 2 games really have little in common besides having bow wielding characters and evil mechanical enemies.In essence, these are two totally separate games in gameplay style, features, etc. Horizon is an amazing game, I've put about 30 hours into it, but for me, Zelda has the better gameplay and features. 

I had a lot of fun with Horizon. I didn't enjoy it as much as many others here seem to have, but overall it was still a fun experience.

+ The gameplay was a lot of fun, and far more dynamic than i expected.
+ It's visually stunning. Some of the cities were a bit underwhelming, but all the natural environments were genuinely breathtaking.
+ The story was dumb, but the good kind. Sometimes a man just wants quality fluff, and Horizon delivered.
+ It's the first open world game I've played where the towers are a treat rather than a chore. When you see a tall neck striding along in the distance, you know you're in for some fun.

- Everything about the side quests. The writing, voice acting, animations, and actual activities were all highly inconsistent. I did enjoy some of them, but most left me frustrated.
- Aloy is the worst kind of OP. I liked Aloy's personality, but she's almost totally flawless. Every problem she faces is because of external forces, and she pushes them all aside with ease. This is doubly frustrating because they do actually set up what could have been an interesting flaw; socialising. She's spent her entire life being ostracised, and has spoken almost exclusively to 1 person during that time. They could have used that to add interesting dynamics to how she deals with people, and made her more relatable. Instead it's ignored, and Aloy is amazing at socialising with everyone from every culture, and can turn any argument in her favour. It got old for me pretty quickly.

Overall it's an 8.0 from me.

Yep. I started playing yesterday for the first time and I got hooked right away. It is an amazing beautiful game but it looks even better on my new TV, the ks8000.

I am really getting into the story, but so far I don't know if I like the gameplay as much as others. But I think I may just not be good enough or have the right weapons. Right now I guess I feel underpowered despite being overleveled for the main quests. If there is more than one beast, and usually there's a lot more, I feel like I'm just running for my life and trying to get one or two shots off when I can. It's much more fun when I can be stealthy and set traps, but so often it seems to devolve into a mess of running away and waiting for the slow time to recharge.

Hopefully those of you who have played it more can give me some tips. The only bows I really use are the tripcaster, main bow, and the sharpshooter. I've upgraded them both up to Shadow Level.