I 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

I 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 ####