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Off Topic... but what are you doing in Breath of the Wild? I thought that game was 50 hours to beat. Are you going for 100% complete, or is the game more diff

• oneeyedpigeon 9y ago
  I'm not really going for 100% complete, but I am going for 'complete as much as I possibly can'. From what I've heard, 100% complete would really be a grind, but I'm still totally enjoying taking my time and discovering new things. Some days you want to fight, some you just want to explore the world. For example, there's an element of the game where you photograph various animals/objects and attempt to collect an example of each and every one. Now and then I take some time out and just roam the landscape, honing my photography skills. The next thing I know it, hours have passed and I'm thinking to myself "what am I actually supposed to be doing again?" It's a game to get lost in, big time.
• CM30 9y ago
  The game has a lot of content, especially if you're going for 100% completion or get easily sidetracked by open world titles. Those 900 Korok seeds take a while to find, as does getting and upgrading all the armour, completing 120 shrines, plus the Trial of the Sword, Champion's Ballad DLC, about 80 odd sidequests, beating the various overworld bosses (about another 100 or so), getting all the key items and finishing Master Mode. 100% completion could easily be a few hundred hours. And it only gets more insane if you try self imposed challenges, attempt speedrunning, mess around with glitches or try out various mods for the Wii U version.