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I beat Tears of the Kingdom last night and wanted to share a few thoughts (no spoilers) (beehaw.org)
submitted 1 year ago by Domiku@beehaw.org to c/gaming@beehaw.org
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First of all, that final battle was a wild ride! One of the phases took me a minute to figure out, but it was so much fun, and really connected with some of the unique themes of this entry.

I didn’t get nearly as close to 100% as I did in BotW. In the first game, I did every shrine and all of the side quests, but there is just so much more content to this game. I worried that if I tried to complete everything before the final battle, the game would overstay its welcome, and I would finish with a feeling of “just get it over with.”

I’ve actually found that sentiment to be true with a lot of larger games recently. I want to end on a high emotional note, even if it means completing less side content.

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[–] Thebeesneeze@beehaw.org 3 points 1 year ago

I get what you meant. That's how it felt for me too. I had the lingering fear that I would burnout from TotK before beating the final boss. I think it comes from playing video games my whole life. That feeling of excitement is not like it used to be if that makes sense.