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I got bored quickly of BoTW, not so Elden Ring. I think because there was so little to do in BoTW.
by anothernewdude 5y ago
I got bored quickly of BoTW, not so Elden Ring. I think because there was so little to do in BoTW.
- cassianoleal 5y agoI had the opposite experience. When I got a Switch BotW was the only game worth playing on the platform. I played it for over a year exclusively and had fun all the way. I tried to play Elden Ring but I made the mistake of provoking an NPC and dying about 10 times until I figured out how to shake him off. Then I proceeded to die another 10-15 times on the next NPC and a dragon until I figured out how to run away from those. I gave up after dying again on the encounter that followed those. Eventually I'll try to play it again but at the moment I'm sunk into Ghost of Tsushima which is awesome.
- Zizizizz 5y agoElden Ring has far less variety than breath of the wild. Unless you count killing things in different locations variety. https://youtu.be/9EvbqxBUG_c https://youtu.be/9EvbqxBUG_c This video gives a fraction of some of the interesting world interactions and enemy ai that I found more enjoyable as a game. You can interact with chests, doors, and levers and talk to people. I think that's it outside combat.
- mercer 5y agoI think it's more about the variety that one cares about. I love both BotW and Elden Ring, but I could see either one 'lacking' somewhat in variety depending on what I choose to care about more.