My tips:
If you can, throw shit, don’t attach it to arrows. Arrows are super useful, too useful even, so running out of them when you do need to hit something from afar sucks a lot. Since everything is done with normal arrows now (through fusing shenanigans), fire/ice/bomb arrows now use normal arrows as a base. In…

In my head canon that guy splashing water on himself in front of that fire cave in his short shorts was explicitly there to entice my Link.

Yeah, this is why I avoid “friend” systems. I have no desire to be tracking the activity of other people, nor do I want them tracking me. It’s creepy. “Appear Offline” ftw.

I just like that fusing them with big items (like rocks, bombs, etc) makes it look like they’re holding the item. They stop wiggling and everything. Like “Here, stop moving and hold this.”

Nah, that’s fully on you for turning the HUD off. 

And yes, I know I can turn these notifications off, but where’s the fun in that?how else could I shit out an entire post from this absolute non-issue if I don’t pretend like this is a real problem? 

You’re not, though the tone of this article (ridiculously) implies so. Enjoy the game at your own pace. That’s how it was designed to be played.

I think its because they wanted to show off the sky diving mechanics and reaffirm the concept of jumping into water breaks falls

theyre taking place in the Bumblebee movie universe instead of the Bay Transformer universe. its kind of confusing i know. this movie they have some of them look like Bayverse designs instead of the more simple/G1 designs of the Bumblebee movie.

Any question with a valid answer is not useful since you don’t know if the color corresponds to true or false. You must ask a question with logical paradox. The broken machine will spit out a random answer; the working machines will not be able to provide a response. One possible question: “Will your next answer be…

I’m only a few hours into Tears of the Kingdom but I would be shocked if anything from the DLC was even mentioned. I genuinely enjoyed the Champions’ Ballad but it’s more or less about fleshing out those characters and the tragedy of their deaths. It doesn’t really introduce any new information and really only serves…

the DLC didnt add that much to the plot. Champions Ballad gave some more background to the long-dead champions, but nothing important

I can’t see it happening as long as the franchise direction is dictated by old Japanese dudes in their 60s who don’t understand why this is something people even want.

Sidestep is a very valid term for how I feel going from some cleanup work in BOTW to a new file in Tears.

This is wild to me. I have a 128gb in mine and the only time I’ve ever had to delete shit was when my last card died.

Or... Just get a decent size SD card for your switch? I don't even know what size I have anymore but I can easily fit 20+ games on it, even when a few are ont the larger size like tears of the kingdom.

Pretty sure that in the usual (?) five year gaps in Zelda main entries, at least a few are cooling down and gathering ideas, concepts and scripts. Followed by a year or two for proof of concepts and tech development. Then 2-3 years of active dev until a new game hit the market.

Can’t have corporations making false and misleading statements in Texas. That’s the GOP’s job!

The window behind Emma Stone has not only a shaft, but a glans.

People whine about weapon durability in BotW, but it actually functions more like ammo in an FPS. It’s intended to run out to encourage you to explore to find more “ammo” and to force you to try out new “guns” that you otherwise might not because you had gotten comfortable with what’s familiar.