Something I appreciate about Ocarina of Time's open world is that you're not spending 10 minutes getting anywhere through endless trees/hills. Zones are more complex by being interesting rather than big, with secrets and layers and multiple visits. It's refreshing still today
Modern games' open worlds are just fucking tedious. I don't wanna travel through Limgrave for the millionth time, even Breath of the Wild is just a massive tedious space that's all one-and-done instead of making you revisit anything
@eris i wish it had more revisiting but i love botw’s world. most of my time spent in that game is just walking around. i think the main reason i prefer it to totk is that you have to actually go through the world whereas the sky islands demand a lot of teleporting and vehicles that skip over stuff. i admittedly just really like the grass and climbing up stuff i don’t actually have the stamina for though
@lizzie I haven't played Tears yet but same, like I will scale this mountain damn it lol
I still like it but like it is very simplistic to the point of making the world feel a bit small. Like Ocarina of Time has 12 dungeons with more complexity than the dungeons in Breath of the Wild, whereas BotW's excuse being that it has shrines (which feel same-y)
I still like it but like it is very simplistic to the point of making the world feel a bit small. Like Ocarina of Time has 12 dungeons with more complexity than the dungeons in Breath of the Wild, whereas BotW's excuse being that it has shrines (which feel same-y)
