Are you holding off on any game in particular right now? - eviltoast

I suppose Baldur’s Gate 3 could be an example for a lot of people. Any recent or just “recent” release you are waiting for to get at the moment?

  • Bibi Blush@lemmynsfw.com
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    1 year ago

    Tears of the Kingdom! I actually never finished Breath of the Wild, I had one more divine beast to go before I got to Ganon, but instead of finishing it I always just chose to run around Hyrule. Now I feel like I can’t start TotK until I’ve finished BotW but I don’t have any plans to finish BotW 😅

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      1 year ago

      I’m holding off on TotK too…I remember how much of a time-sink BotW was. I recently played through BotW and I can suggest you stick to shrines and main quest and you can do it. Then take your time messing around in TotK since it’s the same map.

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      1 year ago

      I’m in a similar predicament except with ToTK - the game is so good I don’t want to see the credits roll so I’ve been running around doing side quests instead lol. And I’m someone who could not get into BotW, I gifted my copy away

    • PAPPP@lemmy.sdf.org
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      1 year ago

      Another Tears of the Kingdom here.

      I’m like … 5/3 subscribed between professional and personal obligations for the next several months, so don’t have time for that in my life.

      When I got around to Breath of the Wild in late 2020, I arranged it so I could basically take a vacation from reality to Hyrule for over a week with it, and the experience was delightful, so I want to hold off until I can properly enjoy it.

      I did similar things at the ends of periods of over-obligation with Fallout: New Vegas and Skyrim (earlier, but both years after their release), I’m a sucker for disappearing into an open-world RPG as a vacation.