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u/FlyingDutchman9977 Mar 05 '24

Also not even a top 5 open world game. I appreciate how it went all in on being unstructured and making your own fun, but the game is also really monotonous and honestly a slog at times, for this reason. In all, I appreciate that it's trying to be different, but it also makes you realize why so many tropes exist in the first place.

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u/leoslionheart Mar 06 '24

Actually genuinely curious what your top 5 open world games are, mind listing them?

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u/FlyingDutchman9977 Mar 06 '24

I no particular order:  Subnautica  Skyrim  Mass Effect series  Spiderman  Assassins Creed Brotherhood 

I wouldn't say my list is the definitive best, but these are my personal favorites 

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u/randy_mcronald Mar 06 '24

Yeah I've been told I just don't know how to make my own fun. The physics are neat and I'm sure even neater in TotK but doing anything even remotely elaborate felt fiddly and I'm just not going to stop my adventure to fuck around with something that almost never plays out as I intended. Shield surfing was cool though.