yann
TheBitterDubstepMan
- Joined
- Feb 6, 2010
- Location
- Bournemouth, UK
Mases! How can you say that OoT has flaws!? That's blasphemy!
On a serious note, here a few of the things that I feel could ahve been improved upon in OoT;
- For being the first game to introduce horseback riding, they didn't really do it justice with the amount of space that Epona was allowed to ride on. All you got was a round field which probably had a diameter of let's say 600 meters? Other than that, there was a small patch of land next to Lake Hylia, and the Gerudo Desert, which I admit does have nice features such as jumping the broken bridge, and horse archery. But if they left all areas of the game open to horseback, such as Kakariko Village, Kokiri Forest and maybe even Hyrule Castletown it would have been more satisfying and a real time saver.
- I think there was a lack of major characters. All the main characters that you meet in the game come from different area's, which isn't so bad but it's just that when it comes to the adult dungeons you can already guess who the sages are going to be before you've completed it. When you have completed them, there is a lack of major characters to go and see because they all live in the Chamber of Sages. Who's left? The ever-reliable Shiek? Real shame seeing as Saria was my favourite character in the game.
- I feel that Hyrule Field, very much like in Twilight Princess, was large and beautiful especially at sunset and sunrise. But, the problem was that its was sparse and lacked a true variety of enemies. You could either fight Peahats during the day, Stalchilds during the night or go on a Poe hunt. I think they could have done more with the overworld, create a bit of diversity and if that means making it bigger then that's what they should have done.
On a serious note, here a few of the things that I feel could ahve been improved upon in OoT;
- For being the first game to introduce horseback riding, they didn't really do it justice with the amount of space that Epona was allowed to ride on. All you got was a round field which probably had a diameter of let's say 600 meters? Other than that, there was a small patch of land next to Lake Hylia, and the Gerudo Desert, which I admit does have nice features such as jumping the broken bridge, and horse archery. But if they left all areas of the game open to horseback, such as Kakariko Village, Kokiri Forest and maybe even Hyrule Castletown it would have been more satisfying and a real time saver.
- I think there was a lack of major characters. All the main characters that you meet in the game come from different area's, which isn't so bad but it's just that when it comes to the adult dungeons you can already guess who the sages are going to be before you've completed it. When you have completed them, there is a lack of major characters to go and see because they all live in the Chamber of Sages. Who's left? The ever-reliable Shiek? Real shame seeing as Saria was my favourite character in the game.
- I feel that Hyrule Field, very much like in Twilight Princess, was large and beautiful especially at sunset and sunrise. But, the problem was that its was sparse and lacked a true variety of enemies. You could either fight Peahats during the day, Stalchilds during the night or go on a Poe hunt. I think they could have done more with the overworld, create a bit of diversity and if that means making it bigger then that's what they should have done.