r/videogames • • Aug 19 '26

Image / Video What game is this for you?

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u/Timely_Ad9659 Aug 19 '26

Zelda breath of the wild

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u/ajax0407 Aug 19 '26

I flee from games with that kind of aggressive stamina wheel/bar. I don't have the skill/patience 😂

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u/jld2k6 Aug 19 '26

I don't have enough time to deal with it so when I want to just have fun and explore I turn on infinite stamina while emulating it

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u/PhoenixApok Aug 19 '26

I can't fault that.

I loved Skyrim and Fallout way more when I could turn on infinite carry weight. Screw realism. I don't want to balance encumberance in something I am doing for entertainment

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u/Timely_Ad9659 Aug 19 '26

Good idea, I'm not playing that game to "get good" i just want to casual play and have fun.

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u/ajax0407 Aug 19 '26

Ooh good to know that is an option, thanks!

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u/akulowaty Aug 19 '26

What? You didn't like watching the same cutscene over and over again when exchanging dragon balls for health and stamina?

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u/LotThot Aug 19 '26

Yeah having every weapon break on you pissed me off

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u/Operation_Neither Aug 19 '26

The early game weapons I don't mind, but later on when you're crafting them from rare items, or getting them from end-game enemies, those shouldn't break. And shields shouldn't break from sliding, that's super dumb.

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u/shittyaltpornaccount Aug 19 '26

I play every souls like and love trying to parry shit, but I just found the stamina managment and weapon durability in Zelda tedious and unfun.

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u/Timely_Ad9659 Aug 19 '26

Exactly, I froze on the mountain all the time then gave up lol. I'm sure I'm just not playing it right but oh well lol

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u/ExitLumpy7225 Aug 19 '26

Just get a torch or cook some peppers vro

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u/GhosTx_35 Aug 19 '26

Just use your brain

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u/ZantaraLost Aug 20 '26 edited Aug 20 '26

Surprisingly it's pretty easy with a few early game side quests and some IG meal planning to turn the stamina wheel into just something to ignore.

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u/ajax0407 Aug 20 '26

My impressions are probably skewed by the skill level of my husband, I spent a lot of time watching him fall off cliffs 🤣