Wait what??! Really???! I thought that was a fake rumour!

Absolutely true! I jumped out of my seat when I saw it! 83 ❤️

Ah, to bad I sold my copy already.

Oh darn! Why did you sell it? If you don't mind my asking?

Because after about 15 hours I was bored out of my mind. And I really didn't like using ultrahand or Fuse. It's clearly not my sort of game, which is disappointing as I was really looking forward to it.

Awww...I'm really sorry about that. I hope they make a better version on the next iteration.

One can hope. I mean I enjoyed BotW well enough to get all the shrines and finish the DLC (even with the lack of weapon scaling). Sadly, I'm not sure how different any future games will be as they said that this is the model for the future of the series.

I'm kinda curious. Did you understand how the the weapon fusing worked? And did you figure out where the non-rusted weapons and their classes were?

Fusing was straight forward, even if it was ugly. Never did find any non-rusted weapons, though I did explore a lot of the map, funny enough went the wrong way at the start and never got the paraglider.

Oh so you never got past the tutorial level?

Well if you ever wanna give it another go, I can reassure you that the fusion system was set up to use items on your weapons. Not weapon on weapon. They gave items a much more use than just upgrading your armor (Even though that's still here.) Enemies dropped the stronger items and the stronger the enemy, the stronger the boost to your weapons. They have a point system represented by a number next to the item. And if you were ever in a pinch, you can get creative and fuse items located around you, including giant spiked steel balls that the enemies try to roll you over with.

As for the non-rusted weapons, they're located in the dark depths. They're the way to go and come in several different classes of strength and durability. There is the traveller class, soldier class, knight class, and royal class which is the strongest. They last nearly up to 3 times longer than they did in BotW so I didn't worry about them as much.

As for Ultrahand, it's not entirely necessary. I didn't find myself relying on it that much unless it called for it. I'd say it's only necessary for about 10 to 20 percent of the game.

Oh no, I got of the starter island and down into the main map, so was past the tutorial. Did end up in the depths a couple of times as well. I just took the wrong way down and somehow never found the central town. I just ended up going all over the map otherwise, up to death mountain and the like.

Funny enough, I've actually gone back and have been replaying BotW again. Hopefully whatever glitch cause the weapons to never properly level (honestly, I was getting same same weapons at the end of the game as I was 10 hours in) won't happen again.

if you have the game on Emulator...you can actually change it to Anthro Wolf link via mod instead *grins*

Ahh that's pretty awesome! I wish I knew how to do that kinda stuff. X3

If Link had an Avatar form?

You can see it that way, yes. :3