[QUOTE="Sgt_Crow"]I honestly don't find myself in this opinion. Skyward Sword is awesome imo, and in general better than Twilight Princess. The world didn't feel dead to me at all, and there is enough to do in the overworld. The story is great, the characters are memorable and Skyloft is a great place to wander around for hours. Furthermore, the controls are fantastic. Every time I see someone say how they are awful I conclude that they must either be stupid or are simply hating motion control. My biggest gripe is with Fi. She looks amazing from an artwork point of view, but her personality just doesn't match. I hate her personality so much. She is bland and boring.GunSmith1_basichonestly, I think I've been corrupted by Bethesda. After playing in those fully realized worlds, worlds so big and real that you have to turn your brain on or else you'll get lost, I just can't go back. It makes me look sideways when I have to go to a castle and there's only one convenient puzzley route to get there. Tom McShea was completely right when he said the series was begging to be opened up. I loved the motion controls because they are fun to play around with and give more power to me, the player, in stark contrast to everything else in the game. In the rest of the game, I'm dragged around like a dog on a leash by one NPC after another.
I kind of agree with this but I think bethesda games like Skyrim have worlds that are too big with little charm, its hard to explain but basicly I don't like the Elder Scrolls games lol...
Anyways like I was saying a lot of people seem to be confused by my post.I was saying that I liked the game if not I loved it but as a Zelda game and a Zelda fan myself, it was a let down in terms of exploration, how the world was structured and how you were given all the answers by Fi.
Artstyle was great and controls were awesome though I had no problems with them. But again the hand holding mixed with the other things really brough it down a lot as a Zelda game.
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