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So you are mostly interested in the darkness as a way of improving plot? (And not necessarily gameplay?)

How come? I know that a lot of people want it to be darker, but will that somehow make it a better game?

That's a fair point. It's not impossible to make a silent protagonist work while giving them emotion. But just because another series did it well doesn't mean that Nintendo should follow the same path.

I agree 100%! He shouldn't show emotion, he should simply be an avatar for the player to project themselves onto. Too often nowadays, video games try to force you to feel a certain way via the main character's emotions, but the mark of a good game is one that can do it through the situation/story.

(Probably not happening, but I love seeing old items come back.)

That's going to be a tough sell for most Zelda fans, but I understand where you're coming from. I think at this point Nintendo is expected to keep the same world size or larger which is a shame since I think it stretches their efforts to much. We could get more quality if the next game...

That is a good point. If the series is going to have technological advancements it should be a slow and steady progression. Never-the-less, Shiekah tech did not appeal to me since it strayed too far into the realm of Si-Fi. (And I could say the same of the Twilight in Twilight Princess)

I relate to that one a lot. I want a traditional medieval fantasy adventure again, without aliens or technology gimmicks.

I'll see your Zelda protagonist and raise you one Zelda antagonist. :devil: (Not possessed Zelda this time.)