yeah inkjet is def a huge learning curve lol

oo awesome, i only ever use it when im mucking around in fests but i usually pick the other kit, got decent at inkjet when i played rapid deco

TLDR: my personal goty

I somehow did not expect an open world even though they literally show zelda hopping on trees in the trailers. Finally Tri is such a little guy, i love them so much, it took a little to form an emotional connection to but they've gone straight into the "small creatures i'd overthrow a nation for"

i liked the side characters, the dungeon bosses were also super fun, my favourite's the eldin one but my favourite dungeon was the faron one, I won't say more cuz spoilers. The side quests were good, I wasn't turning over rocks to find them, all the other collectibles were really cute too-

and incredibly satisfying when you solve it whether the intentional or unintentional way, I LOVE that they adopted the "we give you the tools and you do you" mindset from botw/totk. The story isn't anything lifechanging but I don't think it has to be, it's interesting, the lore is interesting-

(a little spoilers but it was in one of the trailers so...) I did not expect to use the automatons at all but they're all really creative and have theyre niche little uses (theyre also all of viable in the final boss). The dungeons and puzzles are my favourite part, the right amount of challenging-

The movement, even with my god awful depth perception specifically when it comes to topdown games feel really good. I like that I get to jump default lol. The combat feels also really good, obviously the sword fighter form is great but I also like sicking my necromanced creatures on enemies-

yes i barely went outside over the weekend how could u tell

ive done all the main story, gotten all stamps and echoes, 47/50 side quests, 9 heart pieces left and i think like 30 ish might crystals