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What does it have to do with Zelda games? You keep saying I'm offended like it's some sort of magical word to dismiss what I'm telling you. You keep making ass
by linkdd 5y ago
What does it have to do with Zelda games?
You keep saying I'm offended like it's some sort of magical word to dismiss what I'm telling you. You keep making assumptions and accusations about me and an entire fandom, for what reasons? Because we like a game you don't?
Grow up.
- Shadonototra 5y agoI never said i don't like zelda games, quite the opposite Ocarina of Time holds a special place in my soul > Grow up. Please be respectful Here, my original reply that got flagged, minus the parts that offend people Hopefully you'll better understand the point i was trying to make ----- > Just like how you're introduced to the world is literally how BoTW introduces you to it's own world (could it be a homage?) #### you either haven't played Elden Ring, or you #### think breath of the wild is the only open world RPG to ever exist #### Elden Ring succeeds not because they ignore bad open world design They succeed because: - they built a reputation over the years - they stay true to their vision - they have taste - they build a solid gameplay and foundation - they make a great epic-trailer Nobody experience the open world before buying it and spend few hours into the game, the game already sold a shit ton by the time people spread the words So the game having all i listed is what made it successful What made it receive great positive ratings? the choice to make an open world, that's it, there is no GPS, it's not an open-world-through-ui-information, it's an open world in the veins of Morrowind/Oblivion, you talk to NPCs to know where to go Nothing about Breath of the wild and its poor GPS/minimap/item-durability and other non-sense features ####