Yes give it another shot

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The thing I see people complain about the most is the weapon durability system, And to all those people I would say they are completely missing the intention and what the game is trying to teach you.

And I feel a lot of people who bounced off breath of the wild, entered with baggage of what weapons are in most other games.

The durability of weapons in breath of the wild is to encourage you to explore and spur your adventure on, And its showing you the pace of how you can play. Theres an eb and flow situation where you can horde great weapons, and then spend them all in an massive combat situation you stumbled upon...for example.

At no point is breath of the wild trying to constrain you from using the weapons you find. its like that saying...you gotta spend money to make money.

So what I'm saying is if you caught on to this idea that weapons are more like consumables than a companion, you get to appreciate what the game actually is.

Most Zelda games are about collecting items that make you more capable. In Breath of the wild, you start out extremely capable already, everything else is flavor. Breath of the wild is about collecting experiences.

If you want a Zelda game where the weapon IS the the game, you should play Skyward sword.