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That’s not Elwynn Forest

So lucky to have been there day 1 in 2004

Been toying the idea of a Steam Deck but finally decided against it. Saving the money for games instead, so far it’s been a great decision.

If you're satisfied with your current gaming setup, don't get a steam deck. Simple as

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Persona 5

r/meatcanyon

Hey, that's the name of the show

There was a Futurama game?

I want to go back. That was my first "trip" in that game ever. Going into that inn... it feels like home.

just play the old one, a new game they would put >80% of their effort into battle pass, skins, and other live service shit

Mario finally found out that Peach let’s herself get kidnapped to get her 🍑 filled.

Blew my mind in 04. The building had an INSIDE! A full inside! And I could into it without a door or loading or anything.

By the heat of the fire and under the catchy music, I thought that truly, nothing would be the same again

Then Thanos comes in and says "my infinity war will cause an endgame" while Batman fights Chuck Norris in leg-to-leg combat

I played it on launch and had a great time with it. I'm one of the lucky ones that experienced very few bugs until maybe the last 10% of the play through (I did all main and side quests).

I still recognize that it had its flaws, but at the time I really felt like I was one of the only people getting to enjoy it due to everyone swear ing it off haha. Glad to hear it's made a comeback and might play through again soon.

I was going to say this but add keyboard too

Or when he says "Frodo, let's assemble voltron and kill this resident evil...4 everyone!"

Road Rash series

I used to always say 1997 - Final Fantasy VII, Goldeneye, Castlevania SOTN, original GTA, original Grand Tourismo, original Fallout.

But now after looking at this thread I'm thinking 1998/99

Many sonic games

Hmmm I think that’s because you value fresh map exploration very highly.

There are many other aspects of the game, like interaction (fusion and ultra hand etc) and plot progression, that people are interested in way more than the map itself. I think there are also fans who would rather it be still Hyrule and see what they can do differently with the same map + new land masses.

I think it’s ok for you to like new maps, but I’m not sure if your use of ‘lazy’ is warranted all things considered.

I mean let’s say, they give Link all the powers from BOTW but throw him in a new map, would you prefer this over new powers in semi-old map with new land masses? What if the old map has changed in their locale? Or is the location that it is hyrule what is putting you off?

Of course the best case scenario for you is new map and new powers.

But you know, exploration isn’t the same for everyone, and maybe the fans you think are defending it for being lazy aren’t actually caring so much that it has to be an entirely new map, but may even be excited to explore the same Hyrule they love in a very new way.

I also think you should consider that development for new mechanics such as this is actually quite intensive, and a lot of focus is placed there. And these new mechanics have to interact with the land in new ways such that the same ‘map’ you see has to be changed in code to fit the new game.

The examples you gave like Far Cry and Spider-Man, you say they changed things up a bit. Do you think TOTK mechanics is equivalent to ‘change things up a bit’? So in this case are they fair examples to use as comparison?

I’m speaking from a gamedev perspective here, not as a Zelda fan, because I’m also interested in the overall design decisions and direction Nintendo made.

>This thread will probably be mixed with some people complaining about Cyberpunk’s launch state, and some saying it was never bad.

What is more interesting actually is how easily even a lot of the people heavily disliking the game were dissuaded by an anime 🤣

That Futurama game is worth $200+

I would pay money just to never go back to Tattooine at this point.