Malon
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Tears of the Kingdom Main quest or side quests?
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I tried a handful of sidequests at first until I realized that none of them were fun in the slightest. I spent the rest of my time with the game forcing myself to finish the main quest just so I could be done with it.
I do a mix of the two. I always make it a point to finish all side content I possibly can before continuing the main story, and in the case of TotK, I do the main story in chunks. I do all the side content in the area leading up to a main quest, then I get the main quest done in one go, then I do everything new that opened up before I move on to the next area. Rinse and repeat. I play every game like that.
I did what I could in my first half of playing it, but eventually I just wanted to get the game done so I was pure main story
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Same. I use main quests as vague destinations but I make it a point to engage with anything I can on my way over. That's my usual approach to any game but in hindsight, I think it was a mistake in Tears of the Kingdom to a point. The main quests should definitely be prioritized for the abilities as I got a lot them pretty late and had already completed a bunch of side content that could have made use of them.
Same here too. I always play games in parts. Doing main quest and side quests all together so I don't miss anything important
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I tend to mainly stick with the main quest with a few side quests first play through. Subsequent play throughs I ham out on side quests before the final boss If I can.
I follow the main quest generally. I'm a big story person so I tend to get bored just doing side quests and such. Most of that is done after I've already beaten the game.