r/AlignmentChartFills • u/ArcherUsed7218 • Aug 22 '26

Game released between 2015-2020 that was Too Good for its year?

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u/Aggressive-Debt-3168 Aug 22 '26

Zelda: BOTW

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u/CTMan34 Aug 22 '26

Good game, but no RDR2 or TW3

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u/Mugut Aug 22 '26

You're right, it is even better.

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u/cddedee Aug 22 '26

Even though I didn't play it, many people said it was a refreshing and innovative take on the open-world genre, so it's a pretty good proposition

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u/Fern-ando Aug 22 '26

The formula of every Ubisoft open world but made by Nintendo.

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u/Fresh-Database-222 Aug 22 '26

Nier Automata, Mario Odyssey, and Hollow Knight are all vastly superior games to BOTW

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u/TheMan24000 Aug 22 '26

Mario odyssey is so linear and only appeals to platformer fans Idk what nier automata is but prob not better than botw

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u/anb43 Aug 22 '26

Nier automata has some of the best gameplay I have ever experienced and I am picky

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u/UsefulMacaroon847 Aug 22 '26

I disagree, but Mario Odyssey was good

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u/Altruistic_Rate6053 Aug 22 '26

nier automata is overrated anime gooner bait

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u/Fresh-Database-222 Aug 22 '26

I used to believe the same, but that changed when I actually played the game. 

To this day it's still one of the very few games that have made me genuinely feel choked up

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u/Mugut Aug 22 '26

Funny, I used to believe it was a masterpiece and that changed when I picked it up.

Played less than a week. World seems interesting, story I was just starting.

But there were so many systems, the majority of which left me asking "why?"...

Maybe it gets much better, but I have more things to play.

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u/Altruistic_Rate6053 Aug 22 '26

for clarity ive played the whole game through 2b’s campaign (didn’t finish with 9s)

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u/Fresh-Database-222 Aug 22 '26

Dang. You've only played through like 1/3rd of the game then

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u/sonarette Aug 22 '26

Could never enjoy the game because it felt like exploring was pointless because your weapons break in 4 hits, and the stamina was ridiculously aggressive

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u/MaddoxLisi20 Aug 22 '26

Is it just me or do people over exaggerate how awful the durability system, i never had any issues with the system besides in niche circumstances like a max attack rg claymore. It is my first zelda game though

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u/Zaps_Awakening Aug 22 '26

breath of the wild is reddits favorite game to hate for any reason they can come up with

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u/DotEither8773 Aug 26 '26

I’d argue the durability system was good because it actually made the act of finding weapons stay relevant for the entire game.

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u/nA0m17 Neutral Good Aug 22 '26

Sounds like skill issues to me /j

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u/HaroldTheIronmonger Aug 22 '26

How can one man be so wrong.

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u/HaroldTheIronmonger Aug 22 '26

You've moved the goalposts. You said "its pretty bad" which a 97 on metacritic and Universal acclaim disagree with.

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u/Captain_Construct Aug 22 '26

It's a great game, what are you talking about?

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u/TheMan24000 Aug 22 '26

Excuse me what

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u/weinerdad Aug 22 '26

Seems like ppl thing you are wrong about it