@Anti-Matter chief operations officer (COO) is mainly responsible for overseeing the daily business operations of an organization. The COO works alongside the chief executive officer (CEO) to ensure the company meets its full potential and maximizes efficiency.
I personally updated when I had the chance, not because I didn't care about using an exploit like this, but because I'm not in a rush to beat this game or become crazy op in such a short time. To me, it sorta feels like going into Minecraft creative mode, getting all your resources, then going back into survival. I'm a simple guy that likes to grind (strange I know) I do it with Pokemon, I've done it with Breath of the wild (having more than 500 hours in that) and I'm sure I'll be doing that with Tears of the Kingdom. I just want the slow burn in progress to feel natural. Granted, Link is always OP, but for me, I'm not.
It's simply how I enjoy my experience with the game. Others may have differing opinions and that's fine, everyone goes on a different adventure to reach their end goal, and that's not a bad thing at all.
To those that use the exploits, nothing wrong with it. They wanna to dedicate more time to having more survivability ASAP to have more time to explore all of Hyrule, or maybe you're the kinda person that wants to make the craziest machines. I respect that.
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Re: Pokémon Company's COO Addresses Issue Between Release Schedule And Game Quality
@Anti-Matter chief operations officer (COO) is mainly responsible for overseeing the daily business operations of an organization. The COO works alongside the chief executive officer (CEO) to ensure the company meets its full potential and maximizes efficiency.
Re: Poll: Will You Be Updating Your Copy Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom?
I personally updated when I had the chance, not because I didn't care about using an exploit like this, but because I'm not in a rush to beat this game or become crazy op in such a short time. To me, it sorta feels like going into Minecraft creative mode, getting all your resources, then going back into survival. I'm a simple guy that likes to grind (strange I know) I do it with Pokemon, I've done it with Breath of the wild (having more than 500 hours in that) and I'm sure I'll be doing that with Tears of the Kingdom. I just want the slow burn in progress to feel natural. Granted, Link is always OP, but for me, I'm not.
It's simply how I enjoy my experience with the game. Others may have differing opinions and that's fine, everyone goes on a different adventure to reach their end goal, and that's not a bad thing at all.
To those that use the exploits, nothing wrong with it. They wanna to dedicate more time to having more survivability ASAP to have more time to explore all of Hyrule, or maybe you're the kinda person that wants to make the craziest machines. I respect that.