Zelda Breath of the Wild fans painted bad fan art for 524 days to prepare for a sequel and they were very exhausted.
Fanfare has gone wild since The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild sequel was first announced, and fans have long been craving Nintendo’s tiniest details. One fan went a step further and promised to draw bad fan art of the first Breath of the Wild every day until the sequel is finally released.
But now the artist is understandably weary as the sequel’s release date has struggled with delays and the COVID-19 pandemic. In the latest fan art you can see right below – a nice nod to Attack on Titan’s recognizable image – they let their followers in the follow-up image to be incredibly tired of doing this for too long.
With 524 days since their promise, and at least 250 days left after Breath of the Wild 2 has been pushed back to 2023, it’s easy to see why they’re so exhausted. You have to imagine that the artist thought Breath of the Wild 2 would be out by now and probably millions of fans around the world should have arrived by now considering it was first announced in 2019. Catching and teasing theater trailers.
Luckily, the artist’s response to subreddit posts is absolutely great. Users tell artists not to worry about their original engagement, and some remind them that saneness is more important than memes. The entire Breath of the Wild subreddit comes together to applaud this artist.
Some tech experts think so. New footage from Breath of the Wild 2 looks too good to run on Nintendo Switch..
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Breath of the Wild fan is real tired of drawing art every day until the sequel launches
One Zelda Breath of the Wild fan has been drawing bad fan art in preparation for the sequel for 524 days – and they’re very tired.
Ever since the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was first announced, fanfare around it has been ravenous, and fans have long pined for even the slightest details from Nintendo. One fan took things a little further, originally pledging to draw bad fan art of the first Breath of the Wild every day until the sequel eventually launched.
But now, with the release date for the sequel beset by delays and the COVID-19 pandemic, the artist is understandably exhausted. In their latest piece of fan art seen just below – an excellent play on Attack on Titan’s recognizable imagery – they’ve let followers know in subsequent images that they’re incredibly burned out from doing this for so long.
524 days into their pledge – and with at least another 250 to go now that Breath of the Wild 2 has been delayed into 2023 – it’s very easy to see why they’re so worn out. You’ve got to imagine the artist thought that Breath of the Wild 2 would be out by now, and perhaps many millions of fans around the world also thought it’d have arrived by now, considering it was first announced all the way back in 2019 with a flashy and teasing cinematic trailer.
Thankfully though, the replies to the subreddit post from the artist are absolutely wonderful. Users are telling the artist not to worry about his original commitment, with some reminding them that they’re mental health is more important than memes. The Breath of the Wild subreddit at large has come together to applaud this artist, and it’s heart warming to see.
Some tech experts think the new Breath of the Wild 2 footage looks too good to be running on a Nintendo Switch.
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Breath of the Wild fan is real tired of drawing art every day until the sequel launches
One Zelda Breath of the Wild fan has been drawing bad fan art in preparation for the sequel for 524 days – and they’re very tired.
Ever since the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was first announced, fanfare around it has been ravenous, and fans have long pined for even the slightest details from Nintendo. One fan took things a little further, originally pledging to draw bad fan art of the first Breath of the Wild every day until the sequel eventually launched.
But now, with the release date for the sequel beset by delays and the COVID-19 pandemic, the artist is understandably exhausted. In their latest piece of fan art seen just below – an excellent play on Attack on Titan’s recognizable imagery – they’ve let followers know in subsequent images that they’re incredibly burned out from doing this for so long.
524 days into their pledge – and with at least another 250 to go now that Breath of the Wild 2 has been delayed into 2023 – it’s very easy to see why they’re so worn out. You’ve got to imagine the artist thought that Breath of the Wild 2 would be out by now, and perhaps many millions of fans around the world also thought it’d have arrived by now, considering it was first announced all the way back in 2019 with a flashy and teasing cinematic trailer.
Thankfully though, the replies to the subreddit post from the artist are absolutely wonderful. Users are telling the artist not to worry about his original commitment, with some reminding them that they’re mental health is more important than memes. The Breath of the Wild subreddit at large has come together to applaud this artist, and it’s heart warming to see.
Some tech experts think the new Breath of the Wild 2 footage looks too good to be running on a Nintendo Switch.
#Breath #Wild #fan #real #tired #drawing #art #day #sequel #launches
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