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And if frame rate keeps you from playing a Zelda game, wtf. If ya don’t like adventures, open world games just say that. I am adoring the Kyle larson wins at the glen wins shirt Furthermore, I will do this game, but as a life-long tLoZ fan… this isn’t Zelda anymore. It’s Just Cause x Garrys Mod x Medieval Fantasy RPG with a Zelda-skin DLC. Again – absolutely adoring the game. But we’re approaching the point of fallacy to pretend that it resembles what Zelda games are and have been. And yes, I’m aware that it’s a new direction for the franchise, and that’s completely fine. In fact, I think they have modernized the series and brought it up to current standards. Edit – Downvotes for a perfectly valid opinion. I’m even praising the game. Since when are Zelda fans this toxic? I think you are confused. See The Legend of Zelda is an intellectual property, not a video game. There have been many uses of the IP, from video games, to TV shows, to merchandise. Being “Zelda” isn’t dictated by how similar it is in game mechanics to other games in the Zelda franchise. Even previous games have seen remarkable differences in gameplay and mechanics in the past. What make sit a Zelda game is that it exists in the established canon and worldb building that was created for the larger Zelda franchise… Also…I mean, beyond the changes in some of the gameplay, the game is still formulaic in its approach to the franchise. It has all the expected features, and plot beats one would expect in a Zelda game. Link and Zelda separated by time. The world is in ruin and on the brink of collapse. Link has to traverse 4 Temples to aquire to powers to defeat Gannon, who is the ultimate evil that must be stopped. Simple puzzles that are the core gameplay element for the majority of the adventure gameplay, with large mini bosses at the end. Sure, it’s not a top down adventure game where you can only swing a sword and throw a bomb…but, it’s definitely a Zelda game. The argument that it’s anything but is the only fallacy really….Games aren’t their mechanics alone. They are the world that exists within the artistic experience that the player interacts with. Just because a game may play like another doesn’t make it any less of what it is or any more of that other IP. Your critique is vapid at best, and does a disservice to the industry, all the work people put in, and the presentation and introduction of the IP for a different audience as well as the introduction of different mechanics and styles of games to an audience that may not have experienced them before.