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No Man's Sky Xeno Arena 👽Creature Battling ⚡100+ Abilities 🐣Genetic Experiments 🏟️Multiplayer Arenas 🤖Alien Trainers 🐌Tactical Combat 🥚Breed Creatures 🎖️Medals + Titles 🐾More Pets 🥽Creature Survey Mode 📋Daily Challenges 📎Guidance Missions 🏓Arena Ranks 🦑Exclusive Pets

No Man's Sky Xeno Arena 👽Creature Battling ⚡100+ Abilities 🐣Genetic Experiments 🏟️Multiplayer Arenas 🤖Alien Trainers 🐌Tactical Combat 🥚Breed Creatures 🎖️Medals + Titles 🐾More Pets 🥽Creature Survey Mode 📋Daily Challenges 📎Guidance Missions 🏓Arena Ranks 🦑Exclusive Pets

Are there any systems/mechanics you would like to see further experimented with? It doesn't matter which game/games. Are there any systems/mechanics from past games you would like to see in Wilds? How would you update/change them for Wilds?

Do you feel your favorite weapon (GS, SnS, Bowgun, etc) needs something more? What is your favorite and least favorite iteration of said weapon? Is there a weapon you want to use but have been hesitant about trying? Does it need something more/less to convince you?

Everyone slanders triple AAA slop but no one is brave enough to criticize Indie slop.

Everytime I see someone bitching about mounts in rise/wilds I just think about the soul healing experience of spending 5min running from camp to 6 or 8 to see the rathalos/teostra fly away somewhere you dont know because you couldnt paintball Spending another 10 trying to find it

I think locking a game's "true ending" to its hardest difficulty SUCKS.

it was like, five or six years ago, i wanna say when AC valhalla came out, that a game map like this would have been called "ubislop trash" and "junk to fill up an open world" so i'm just kind of confused as to why this is raising the bar and good now

I'm seeing people argue in the replies of this post that Wind Waker Ganon is still pure evil - I disagree. The game clearly WANTS to frame him that way, but it fails horribly; Ganon's goal to restore Hyrule, his decision to spare Link's life after taking his Triforce of Courage, and the love he expresses for the bounty of Hyrule all paint him as morally grey at worst but honestly: kind of good at best. Had Ganon gotten his way, Hyrule would have been restored, the current age of anarchy would end, and the people of the Great Sea would once again prosper in verdant fields of green. But because King Daphnes got his hands on the Triforce instead, Hyrule was lost forever, and it would take hundreds of years for a new kingdom to be established in a far-off land. Think of all the many generations of Hylians who lived a life of hardship on the ocean during that time, and realize that every single one of them could have had a better life had Ganon got his wish to restore Hyrule. It can be a real boon for a story to give its villain some semblance of relatability and human motivations. But Wind Waker took this too far and made its version of Ganondorf so morally grey that he actually presented a better future than what the main protagonists were offering. So as hilarious as the below image may be: the fact that it actually applies to Wind Waker Ganon shows the weakness of that game's writing more succinctly than any 5-hour critique on the matter ever could.

GamerGate 2.0 has been fascinating to watch flounder as a social experiment because in reflexively defending every mid action game because of anime girls and jiggle physics, now they’re just defending ALL completely mediocre products like a Pavlovian response.