ChrisFhey

I’m conflicted. The right bird is pretty, but I think I prefer the left one.
Either way, nicely done.

Can we not do this whole “X wins the race” thing please? Or at the very least use a generic title without spoilers. This shows up in the /all feed and spoils literally everyone who can’t watch the race live. (Even though we kind of know who will win these days)

Was there an agreement somewhere that I don’t know about to kill off half of the internet in July?

I genuinely don’t understand this either. On a surface level I’d say they’re not even remotely related so I’d like an explanation here.

Yeah, I’m not sure how they’d even handle it or if it would be at all doable. The thing I disliked most about BotW is that there are no dungeons as there usually were, and you get all your “gadgets” from the get go. If Nintendo could perhaps work on those two aspects while keeping the open world, I might be more of a fan of the game.

I did try BotW. Finished it, even. But I didn’t enjoy it, sadly, which leaves me in the position I’m in. I’m not inclined to try TotK given it is very similar to its predecessor.

Seems like a decent place to hang while doomscroll on the toilet.

I feel this comment.

Agreed. Twilight Princess is probably my favourite Zelda game, and I’d love to see something similar at some point. I don’t know if we will though, given how successful BotW and TotK have been. I’m not sure if strong storytelling would fit with the open world paradigm.

I hope the success of BotW and TotK doesn't mean we'll never get another traditional Zelda game.

I'm in the camp of people who love the traditional Zelda formula, and I was sorely disappointed with BotW to the point that I lost all interest in TotK and will probably not buy another zelda game if they continue the new formula.

Perhaps Nintendo could incorporate both formulas in some way, or maybe alternate between traditional Zelda and new Zelda games in the future?

I'm going to look around for something like this where I live. I've only ever come into contact with the "normal" tomatoes, but I'm intrigued.

That looks really weird. Not knowing about it, I'd assume the tomato isn't ripe yet in that state.
But I assume it's perfectly ripened and delicious?

I'm a Max fan on grounds of him being the closest thing we Belgians have to an F1 driver.

Other than that, I'm enjoying Fernando this season and I would love to see Yuki in a car that's not powered by a scooter engine.