Anybody else playing? I finally got my collectors edition today and started. I'm interested to hear your feedback on the game so far as there are a ton of opinions. I'm loving it so far!

I don't think I've played a Zelda game since Ocarina of Time
My kids both have a Switch, might have to look into it.

It's on my list. I don't think my 10 year old and I are anywhere close to beating the last one on Switch. So complex and so much to do.

But I've watched some videos and this one looks pretty good!

The two Zeldas on Switch are the biggest reason I’m looking to get one. Several of my friends locally won’t stop talking about the new one.

Yes, I have played a few hours now. I like it. It is a continuation of BotW, with underground areas and several new skills/abilities that seem like they will make this fun. The shrine puzzles have been good.

Came across a Switch and BotW on the first day it came out. Played it over a year.

Found the last TotK at Wal-Mart before it sold out at 6:45 in the morning on the 12th.

Haven't played much, but I have half of the underground lit up.

Do you break swords as quickly in this game or did they tone that down from Breath of the Wild?

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Originally posted by DanH:
Do you break swords as quickly in this game or did they tone that down from Breath of the Wild?

Weapons are still fragile.

I loved and beat ‘Breath of the Wild’.

With ‘Tears’ so far I almost feel a bit overwhelmed with how much can be done, especially with the new fuse ability. Check out YouTube for all of the crazy builds people are making.

I’m focusing now on the various quests to at least keep me moving forward instead of running around and trying to find stuff at random.

Seems like crawling around in the dark is more fun than solving shrines so far.

Tuning on the lights and building batteries seems to be a good start (now about that stamina wheel...).

Good to see I'm not the only one. This game is absolutely ridiculous, wondering where I'll find the time to explore all of it. Took on and beat the big construct today, that was a lot of fun.