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Here, There and Everywhere Inscrit le Haziran 2020
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@4Evil_Resident2 You don’t have to imagine, that’s been the last two games
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@myGodAnsweredme @TheRabbitHole @elonmusk Honest evaluation of all cultures on the same moral/human standards inevitably leads to conclusions that are dismissed as racist by multiculturalists
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@TheRabbitHole @elonmusk Multiculturalism isn’t about exempting or attacking any single culture it’s about evaluating all cultures, including Western ones, on the same moral and human standards
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@elonmusk “What multiculturalism boils down to is that you can praise any culture in the world except Western culture. And you cannot blame any culture in the world except Western culture.”
— Thomas Sowell
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need to see how the lizalfos will look in the Ocarina of Time remake because this will never not be funny to me 😭
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@I__HATE_SOCCER @TheAziH Many people said it looked like shit when it was revealed, I was one of them
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Nobody hates the remake because it's a different artstyle, they hate it because it looks like shit lmao.
Mighty@MightyGazelle1
"Uhh, thats not a good art style. That doesnt look right for Link, let alone a Zelda game. Trash 😤" Link has literally never had an artstyle in 3D that didn't eventually become beloved and appreciated. Knee jerk reactions are so freaking dumb.
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@rediradical @ZeldaUniverse What was “clearly rushed” about that teaser?
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@ZeldaUniverse I don't care if its only as low as 30 or 40 dollars, i'm not buying a remake of a remake that looks this damn ugly. I'm more than happy with ocarina of time 3d thanks very much, that one was actually made with love for the OG and not clearly rushed out for profits sake only.
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How much do you think Ocarina of Time on Nintendo Switch 2 is going to cost?
$70? $80?
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@VaporeonVapor All Zelda games are stylised, but OoT leans more toward realism than most. The remake, which still looks to be quite stylised, is in keeping with the OG imo.
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I need to see more footage of the Ocarina of Time remake before i can have a firm stance on what i think of it's artstyle.
But it's baffling seeing how many people say the original game was going for realism as a way to defend it from detractors.
What realism?
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@Paragraph212 @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx Well they are for me. BotW is a superb game in spite of my gripes, but I’m looking forward to the next mainline Zelda changing things up again.
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@cryp_be @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx I think BotW still had that with other things, like the champion abilities or the feeling of personal growth that comes from learning new stuff about your abilities after experimenting with them.
Necessary items aren't required for that sense of progression tbh.
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The BotW formula is here to stay and is going to ruin multiple franchises
Miikoto🇻🇦@Moth865
This is deadass the worst thing any developer has ever said about their own series
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@They_are_Arthur I think part of why some feel like this is simply longer game development cycles. And I don’t think the OoT remake is hitting the brick wall, rather busting through it. I’ve no doubt many fresh and exciting things are just over the horizon.
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Legend of Zelda feels like it's hit a brick wall. It used to be that there was an original Zelda game around the corner on every Nintendo system. It feels like ever since Breath of the Wild the Zelda series has been sleeping on original ideas.
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@Paragraph212 @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx Timing makes no difference to the necessity, but when you get the only necessary items right at the start of the game you’re robbed of the sense of reward and progression you get when they’re dotted throughout the game. It’s something I really missed in BotW.
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@cryp_be @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx I don’t think the point where you get an item has anything to do with whether or not they’re necessary. You can’t continue the game without the items. This makes them objectively necessary.
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@Paragraph212 @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx Classic Zelda items typically have versatile uses across the whole game, just some more than others. Necessity is valuable because of the anticipation of finding an important item, the sense of reward upon finding it. BotW just doesn’t really have that, and it’s something I like.
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@cryp_be @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx I don’t see how that would be better than actually designing items that can be used in a more versatile manner across the whole game. Why would necessity be more valuable than utility when we’re talking about items?
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@justaguy0507 @Paragraph212 @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx Funny, while I really enjoyed BotW I found it particularly unsatisfying for reasons like this. And of course the game forces the importance of key items, that’s how games work… It’s just that BotW gives you the only key items right at the start.
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@cryp_be @Paragraph212 @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx That’s not a good thing lol. That means the value of OoT’s items is arbitrary. They’re important because the game forces that to be the case. BotW’s items feel so much more satisfying because they aren’t necessary yet you want out of your way to earn them and make the game easier
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@Paragraph212 @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx Some are duds, sure, but needing to find an item that’s only used once is better than not needing to find any items at all. The runes don’t compare here because they’re fundamental abilities you get at the start of the game.
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@cryp_be @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx Yeah, but other necessary items only get like 10 minutes of use in their respective dungeon before they collect dust in your inventory, so how would they be better? Their moment of necessity isn’t particularly long and they have less utility outside of it compared to the runes.
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@Paragraph212 @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx Hard disagree. I love running into an unbeatable obstacle, wondering what I might need to overcome it then returning later with the right item. It’s immensely satisfying. Backtracking should be fun in a well designed game.
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@cryp_be @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx I like the Metroidvania aspect when it’s contained within the dungeons, but I think it neuters overworld exploration, since those are designed to lure you towards interesting things in the horizon most of the time. Running into item gates and having to backtrack isn’t very fun.
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@BaileyMacWulf That's all well and good, but how many times are they gonna repackage and resell us the same games? 😅
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Like I'm not upset to get them, but I'm starting to think all the best games have been made, and all we know how to do is remake the all.
choopo@therealchoopo
Nintendo’s biggest games this year have been available since 1998
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@MisterCask Retrospectively they look ugly, sure, but at the time the first 3D generation looked incredible
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Honestly, and I know I'll get hate for this, this is one of the reasons I hate zoomer 'nostalgia' for retro shit they never experienced. Analog sucks, it wasn't fun having to untangle a web of black spaghetti to get to your controller. No, Minecraft looks ugly, those 'low poly' graphics were from a very ugly transition stage, and we used to wish they looked better, it wasn't 'charming'. No, having to dedicate a whole shelf to discs and carts sucked, and I'm glad everything can fit into a flash card without me having to get off the couch and swap games.
Nostalgia@nostalgiaa
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@Paragraph212 @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx Right, all you need is four abilities that you get within 20 minutes in the starting area.
A big part of what I love about pre-Wild Zelda was the Metroidvania aspect. Learning how to use a new item in a dungeon then using it in the world to unlock new areas/activities/secrets.
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@cryp_be @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx All of the runes, yes. But I don’t think that necessity is value.
Necessity without versatile utility just turns items into glorified keys rather than functional tools. I get a lot more use out of optional arrow types than something like the golden gauntlets you need for 1 rock
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@ArcanisYT BotW is a fantastic game but doesn’t crack the top 5 for me either, Zelda games are just that good
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Zelda BOTW llegó 2 años después de The Witcher 3 un juego que se le consideraba, junto a Skyrim, el mundo abierto definitivo.
Fue salir dia 1 y ese trono se lo extirpo en segundos. Destruyó el concepto de; Ve a este punto X que te marco en el mapa, ve a esa zona , ... Sigue 2000000 misiones secundarias que te pongo desde el minuto 1... Retumbo tantos las bases que cualquier mundo abierto que no fuera minimanete parecido a Zelda BOTW era basicamente UBISOFT GAME.
Se libre. Explora TU el mapa. Ves dónde te digan tus sentidos ya me preocuparé yo de recompensarte... Y lo hacía.
Zelda BOTW tenía por delante 25 años de juegos en 3D para poder superar. 25 santos años. Perfeccionando, mejorando... Y llegó e hizo 5 saltos por delante.
Claro qué es uno de los mejores Zelda de la puta historia. Dejad de ser tan edgys por dios con el temita de desprestigiar lo nuevo y adorar lo viejo ( ocarina of time no lo estoy criticando ). Da muchísimo cringe
Zero5@ZeroScript_
Breath of the Wild no entra ni en el top 5 de mejores juegos de Zelda Y ya si hablamos de legado, compararlo con Ocarina es una falta de respeto y opinión de nenazo - Legado de OOT, literalmente todo - Legado de BOTW, el puñetero Genshin Impact
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@GeneratorRexy There’s nothing to suggest that’s what they’re doing
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Making OoT nonlinear is so fucking stupid, what are they doing
Marie Rose Soldier@RoseMarieAnon
I have lost all interest in modern Legend of Zelda. It's obvious from the teaser and what Aonuma has previously said that Ocarina of Time is going to be a reimagining that follows the new 'non linear' BOTW gameplay formula. If that's the case, the series is dead to me. I'm done.
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@CielaOpinions The 3D remaster looked better than fine, as does the remake
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The 2011 version looked just fine. There was no reason to make a remake that looks so bad and bland as a result.
eStarland@eStarland
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998 - 2026) ✨
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@Paragraph212 @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx Of course BotW has more variety, but it comes with little value.
Is there an arrow type that’s needed in order to complete the game? Pretty sure you can beat it having never picked up a bow. Further, is there a single item that’s necessary to complete it?
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@cryp_be @ReelRhoades @BB_Luffyxx So just comparing the bows, OoT has less arrow types that are also less dynamic, you don’t have triple shot bows, you aren’t capable of performing headshots, you can’t use it in midair and you can’t use the sound of an arrow to distract enemies.
How is OoT's bow better?
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