u/RickyWinterborn
Ocarina looks like the 4k Zelda that we’ve been waiting for our whole lives
As a kid who freaked out at the GameCube space world trailer of link fighting ganon, I’ve wanted a Zelda with this level of fidelity since I played ocarina as a kid. I was blown away by the look of this remake.
gave the new song a few listens to see if it grew on me, unfortunately it sounds like ass still, kinda is worse every listen
aside from the atrocious mix that geniunely is kind of painful especially on headphones, the song is just not great imo. feels like they are trying too hard to max out everything and it doesn't have much in terms of catchy riffs or fun sections. i liked can you feel it though, i'm open minded for the rest of the album.
does anyone in maine actually like jared golden? any headline i see is him being the worst
reddit.comreplays are finally good, cool that it picks up players and NPCs
rolling skeletons are insanely annoying
I’ve tried to get past them probably 200 times I just want the damn crescent falchion. I’ve tried to learn how to parry and fight them but the rolling is so cheap, it seems impossible do I have to grind and come back later?
they can change the name to Half Marathon
reddit.comdoes everyone mostly have HDR on while gaming?
I think I got my HDR all working correctly on my ASUS 32 oled, but i cant decide if I like SDR or HDR more... HDR is cool and often times looks more natural with skys an headlights on a car, but i also feel like sometimes things getting really bright gives the image that kind of weird metallic HDR vibe that bad landscape photography has? And while SDR doesnt have that range, the color seems more poppy and vibrant than HDR, and since its oled you still get good blacks and bright whites... i'm genuinely torn on which mode to use lol.