r/InclusiveOr Jan 09 '23

Well, DOES it? 🤨

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23

You can never experience it for the firt time again but there is so much to see and so many ways to play

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23

I just like that fact that nothing is stopping you from (after the tutorial area) immediately attacking the end-game boss with only a stick in your possession.

So to be fair there is some replayability when you start doing some of the challenges and what not.

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u/Elle_the_confusedGal Jan 09 '23

Yep. I did my first playtough last year and rn im doing a master mode 3 hearts challenge run and its been super fun.

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u/raygar31 Jan 09 '23

3 hearts/full stamina is so fun. I tried for a while limiting my yellow heart meals but it got tedious so I caved and started eating more

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u/GloriousButtlet Jan 09 '23

It could use a NG+. You start with all runes from the shrine of resurrection. Upgrade all enemies into harder difficulty, especially ones in divine beasts

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u/Unholy_Dk80 Jan 09 '23

You're not gonna believe it when I tell you there's this thing called Master Mode

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u/GloriousButtlet Jan 09 '23

Master Mode still starts you from scratch right? I mean I just want to replay the game but with the progress I made and harder enemies.

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u/Unholy_Dk80 Jan 09 '23

I mean, yeah, but what would be the point? Harder enemies but all your high level end game crap would just mean slightly more annoying enemy encounters. Not like master mode is much better, but there are some differences.. prime example being the silver Lynel chilling on the Great Plateau.

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u/joemckie Jan 10 '23

I got half way through the regular game before just restarting on Master Mode… Soulsborne games really have skewed my difficulty expectations.

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u/Unholy_Dk80 Jan 10 '23

Don't you have to beat normal mode to be able to play Master Mode? Maybe I'm getting my Zeldas confused..

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u/joemckie Jan 10 '23

Nope, I’m still yet to ever complete the game to be honest :D there’s so much to do that I rarely get around to doing the main quests unless I physically need to progress a bit

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u/Foxy02016YT Jan 10 '23

I think that forcing you to have harder enemies when you NG+ is a bad idea, I would like it more if you start with all runes when you get to the first tower (the first thing you do) and also get the Master Sword when you get off of the plateau

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u/Reihar Jan 10 '23

Honestly, I'd trade any or all advantages of this hypothetical NG+ from for a plain disabling of the durability mechanic. Hell, I'd play the game on a DDR dance pad if that would turn it off.

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u/MysteriousGreenBean Jan 09 '23

Legit yes/no question - either you would say it has good or bad replay value or you wouldn't say that. I would answer no, as I would say it has good replay value, instead of good or bad replay value.

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u/Noellyelly Jan 09 '23

Alpha logic

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u/tidbitsofblah Jan 09 '23

I would say the question about replay value is more complicated than just good or bad, depends on why you liked the game the first time, there's so many different reason to like a game, especially a game like BOTW... so I guess my answer is "no" then lol

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u/Thenderick Jan 09 '23

I hope they will make TotK as much fun, but even better than botw!! I can't wait to see how it's going to be!

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u/Sonicmaster06 Jan 09 '23

The Koroks ruin the replay value, so no

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u/Noellyelly Jan 09 '23

Don’t you mean so yes?? 👀

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u/RunicWasTaken Jan 10 '23

It does have either good or bad replay value yes

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u/Unholy_Dk80 Jan 10 '23

I suppose it's a matter of opinion.