(02-23-2018, 06:35 PM)chumpz Wrote: thats not what i meant, what i mean is put a very large map, thousand of dungeons, thousand of villages,thousand of side quests, npc, items, mini games just like xenoblade where you can play thousand of hours.. not a game that you can finish in just less than 24 hours of gameplay..
Thousands of dungeons? Thousand of villages? Completing the game in less than 24 hours?
You definitely need to speedrun Breath of the Wild to finish it within 24 hours, but seeing most of what the game has to offer within 24 hours? Breath of the Wild was already more than lengthy enough. Most Zelda games are long enough for me. I just replay the game if I want to see more of it.
I don't know... Having thousands of dungeons comes close to having prodecural generated content which I am against. I rather have a handful of well-crafted dungeons than thousands of boring and monotonous looking borings, all lasting for about five minutes while walking from point A to B while killing a few monsters on your way... That is definitely not how I want my experience. I want puzzles, immersion, atmosphere, mini-bosses, an unique final boss and foremost getting lost and stumped trying to figuring out what I should do next (something A Link Between World managed to recapture after a long long time in the franchise).
Even Skyrim does not manage to have thousands of cities. That would be insane and could only be achieved by generating them randomly. I don't believe that will lead to an immersive world.
(02-23-2018, 06:35 PM)chumpz Wrote: it will also be great if zelda games will have a DLC dungeons
The second DLC for Breath of the Wild includes a fifth divine beast dungeon, just so you know it. Adding more dungeons through DLCs can be a good thing. Through I don't think Ocarina of Time for example would benefit from it, the game is perhaps to linear for that. I have always wanted more galaxies for the first Super Mario Galaxy game. Turned out Nintendo skipped the whole DLC deal and just made a fully fledged sequel for it: Super Mario Galaxy 2. I couldn't be any happier at the time. It is fine by me if Nintendo keeps working on new entries in the series instead of adding DLC packages.