My question is why the heck do people keep mentioning NPCs with dynamic chatter? Why do people even want that or see that as a good thing?
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Yea, honestly I don't know anyone that has bought or plans on buying a Switch 2, but I know a lot of people that bought or have Switch 1. Of course, that's anecdotal, but shits just way too pricey. I and most that I know got into the Switch because of the affordability and on-the-go console play. Half of that equation is gone, and we already have the on-the-go console play with Switch 1.
We also have sales taxes in Canada, but that precentage depends on the province or territory. So you could expect the final Canadian price to go as high as $710 CAD.
BotW and its sequel are so unlike any other Zelda game, I doubt having played or grown up with other Zelda games would be helpful.
Dreaming of, or warning about?
Reworded DND rules sounds really rough
What's even worse about this is that the original Kickstarter pitch said it'd be a classless, points based system. So to then go and just reword D&D is... yea. I'm not convinced anyone in the team actually knows what they're doing.
Yea, I was looking at used 3DS since my hinge finally broke... sad times.
Where are original switches getting more affordable? Last I saw, Nintendo raised their prices.
I'd have to look up a walkthrough to get the specific information, but I recall you have to give earrings to the queen in wildwoods.
The whole reason behind it was to socialise with others in person and trade.
Now, though, the whole "multiple versions" is kinda pointless and just gates things, as you said.
That wasn't really an answer, my comment was trying to understand why people want that. Obviously there are personal preferences involved, I just wanted to hear from someone that wanted it as to why.