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The puzzles in botw were especially designed to not have a singular or correct solution, which I can't say I personally like. I feel satisfied when I get that aha moment of understanding an especially tricky puzzl, but that aha moment is never there when the puzzles can more or less be solved...

[Bed of chaos intensifies] I was talking about the fact that most bosses will instantly punish you for just randomly swinging. You usually have to wait for them to make an attack that opens them up and then punish it or estus etc

IT HAS WOLVES IN IT WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT

You're welcome to attack them whenever you want But you're gonna have a bad time if you do

I actually love damage sponges because big number go brr But there's gotta be more to it, like friede in ds3 or great gray wolf sif in ds1

Is there a difference between using an item at the right moment vs something like dark souls where you have to wait for them to open themselves up to attack so that you uh don't get blasted

It depends on your definition of a real fight because only thunderblight was remotely interesting to fight, the rest were just pincushions

Do they feel like real fights though? Ironically they all have eyes that are weak points

I like it that way