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When it comes to visual design, do you think the Zelda series has a philosophy of anti-clutter?
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Gorozoron
wild ride
Yes I did, there's roads and landmarks so tbh I found my way easily, frankly I found the minimap useless
How comfortable was it getting around without the minimap? I’m toying with whether or not to use one in my own game for the sake of not getting lost or feeling disoriented, but at the risk of feeling less immersed.
Gorozoron
wild ride
It was comfortable tbh made the world feel bigger
Hm, yes I can see why it might feel bigger. I assume this was all after you’d learned the world by playing it with the minimap first time round.
Gorozoron
wild ride
Nope barely payed attention to the thing during my first time playing the game
What do you think was cluttered about botw, specifically? One small example for me is the ingredients part of the menu, and that you need to scroll sideways through pages of them instead of simply scrolling down. Would’ve been much simpler and efficient.
Even so, I still think it’s a less cluttered menu than a game like Dark Souls for its info dump, or Witcher 3 for its mass of tiny icons.
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that feature hurts when your control sticks are drifting