I feel with the next 3D Zelda, they should find a way to marry the classic and open world formulas; While the freedom and player choice of the newer games is certainly really cool, I feel like it came at the expense of the games’ respective stories and individual dungeon designs. The hard part is gonna be keeping its story and progression a certain way while still allowing a good amount of wiggle room for player freedom, but I’m sure they can do it
Agreed, they should try to balance the best aspects of both generations. TotK almost did by expanding BotW's already huge overworld and adding back dungeons. But the dungeons still didn't quite have Majora's Mask or Skyward Sword's level of creativity.
Nintendo tried to appeal to the "traditional Zelda fans" with TotK, and it was to its detriment. Either make an open air game or a linear one. Mixing both might just end up a tedious mess.
@sveningvardentredje They're actual open world games, in that as little as possible is gated. Every time someone says, "That's how you can do it." it's taking freedom away and going into a completely different direction, at which point you don't even need that wide and open world.
What I’d like to see: - An open world Twilight Princess sequel as the new 3D game - An Ocarina of Time remake - Eventually a Majora’s Mask remake - A sequel to Majora’s Mask - The movie to actually be excellent - More
I’d be so happy with a more intimate-scope Zelda game. Something the size and structure of Twilight Princess, but open/seamless world, the weapon repairs and upgrades from Skyward Sword, the clothing and weapon availability from BotW, and the controls and UX from TotK.
I expect a beautiful 4K world, bigger towns with lots of interesting npcs, way more side quests, more freedom, underwater world, and bigger and more intricate dungeons.
They have to go all in with some procedurally generated content: as I said several times for example you can find a hole in a tree (for every player should be in different locations)and if you have a minis cup you can explore whatever little village or little dungeon. And of course I want back masks!
I dunno if Nintendo cares to have traditional dungeons if I’m being honest New gen Zelda fans likely don’t care as much about traditional dungeons they like exploration
Sounds like they have had a new massive 3D Zelda game in the works since before TOTK even came out, with how Aonuma talked about the next zelda game just a little while back.
I would love a sequel to twilight princess where Link searches for a way to reunite with Midna. Could introduce a new villain that manipulates his desires, and leads link down a dark path until zelda or oot spirit link intervenes
Here is my hope for the next big 3D Zelda. 1. Definitely have it be open world just like BOTW and TOTK 2. No more shrines. Just do the classic dungeons again. 3. Have the art for it be the realistic art again just like Twilight Princess had. 4. Have Gannondorf be the main antagonist again and give more depth once again. Have him explain his motives and show his sympathetic side again just like he did in WW. 5. Have Link wear his old classic green tunic again. 6. Have all the races involved again like Koroks, Gorons, Zora, Rito, and Geurodos.
You're mistaken. There is no new zelda fans. There are zelda fans and open air fans, or fans who appreciate both, but Botw and totk at best are fun sandboxes... i would not dare call them zelda games. These quote unqouote "new zelds fans" never cared about what truly made zelda so great, theirfore they dont qualify as zelda fans. Because there isnt enough acthal zelda in botw and totk for those to be considered zelda games.
wishlist for next zelda •remove weapon durability + bring back traditional items and weapon progression with dungeons •keep cooking system and exploration focus like paraglider type stuff •bring back old school traditional dungeons -- this is the most important one for me •but keep some sort of shrine type system, maybe less of them, but more varied design, think ice cavern oot •make it semi-open world, think elden ring where progression unlocks more of the open world, i want some more metroidvania aspects like the older 3d zelda's, do not lean into the assassin's creed/ubisoft exploration and level scaling. •I want another dark world/twilight type system, but thats just my hope •I would love some more difficulty options off the bat, i loved master mode in botw
i Hope it's ompletly diferent from BOTW and TOTK, but also big and complex like those games were, i imagine they would put us somewhere else other than hyrule
Totk was incredible but we definitely need a brand new take next time rather than a sequel. I'd love a sequel, to see more of this iteration, but the franchise risks becoming stale if they don't change course instead
I also think mixing the two styles together is what they'll try to do next regardless of how much time they can spend on a game. I have'nt played the games myself just yet though I plan to but I do feel some people tend to go a bit over board with their critiques. That said Nintendo is much more willing to listen these days so regardless of if they deserve it or not those fans who miss the classic 3d Zelda will likely get it moving forward. I grew up around when Ocarina of Time came out but fell out of it mainly because I'd get stuck alot as a kid, though I'm sure now I'd be fine and of course the internet's a thing too.
Everyone keeps asking Nintendo to just release WW and TP HD, if I was Nintendo, I’d be saving up my cards for all the waiting between mainline Zeldas, there’s a possibility they’ll take those old 3D Zeldas and modernize them just like thousand year door or Prime 1, adding things learned from BotW and TotK.
i want improved bigger Dungeons & Combat the most (im not talking about the durability, i dont mind it in fact, but i wish weapons had more combos and animations and a light & heavy attack options)
The more I think about it, I think a Twilight Princess remake is the best option here. It could allow them to get a game out faster in order to be closer to launch window for new system. It gives people who are complaining what they want without actually giving them what they want. And it allows them to explore what works and doesn't work about linear Zelda games. Win win win
I don't mind the memories, I do not, in fact it could be interesting but to make the story solely based on memories just rubbed me the wrong way especially they did the same thing for tears of the kingdom. I want there to be a sense of adventure and interaction, where you do the story and it leads you to a memory of something that happened long ago maybe stick it to different areas and as you progress thru more memories will be unlocked Now normal zelda games would do thst, have you do side quests, story quests know being a human in an adventure instead of just being able to beeline to every single memories There should be at least story quest that leads you to each memories and that they are connected somehow like oh they are wondering what exactly happened and now you get the memories, now they know and they acknowledge them Tears of the kingdom I was hopeful up until the purah cutscene like we are actually going to have story and movie like cutscenes. Then it became bland botw style story telling
The movie makes me worried for the next game because I'm afraid they'll make it a little too generic for the sake of coporate synergy. Like how a lot of Marvel media is forced to bend over backwards to be like the MCU or the Ratchet and Clank remake ties into the movie.
BotW and Totk has great gameplay but the stories and dungeons didn’t wow me which is the reason I didn’t even finish Totk. I hope they can do both so everyone is happy. A smaller more story driven game (like twilight princess or majora’s mask) and then the big open world game. Sprinkle in remakes, ports, and spin-offs and Zelda can be even better
Just because you skipped all the memories and text doesn't mean it isn't heavy on story, plus the million Easter Eggs and back story randomly in the world of TOTK.
@@teufelhund3801 I did collect all the memories and tears but still it didn’t interest me as much as other Zelda stories. I will say I really did enjoy Age of Calamity though.
@@jamezthefirstbotw & totk technically have bad stories, because they’re not actually bothered with a chronological order of events, think of the memories as context to enrich your gameplay in the moment instead basically botw & totk aren’t stories, they are poetry! check Writing with Andrew’s video “The Poetry of Breath of the Wild” it was genuinely eye opening
@@neo_b I think if maybe we were able to play a little bit of those memories maybe I would have enjoyed it more. Maybe that’s why I really liked Age of Calamity cause it made me appreciate the four champions and the world a bit more.
The franchise has definitely taken a bit of a nose dive. BotW was amazing because it was truly a work of art and genius and art and a step away from the norm which is fine ONCE. TotK was a poor, poor follow on. the story was terrible with no any real continuation of continuity with that c**p story of hyrules founding as well as the story tlling method being ripped off from the first game. the fans were screaming for traditional dungeons and Nintendo denied us that again. these craft building gimiks got tiresome very quickly especially when most of your time in the game is spent grinding for materails. on top of that the irritating breakable weapons returned too. all of these aspects really took away from the experience, i genuinely don't understand when nintendo didn't just meet the fans half way here instead on thundering on in ther own direction. Hopefully Nintendo will start to listen to fans and give us what we want along with the creative spin that Nintendo are so excellently skilled at. Do go the way of disney, don't p**s off your fans.
@@liamfowell8661 if u dont do breakable weapons u have bs loads of useless weapons like the fromsoftware games. this is the best reward to explore there is otherwiese no reason to defeat enemies if they not want to impliment an rpg level system which would be horrible
I feel like it's a little too early to change Zelda again since we just got the open-world formula for LoZ games. that being said I'd be down to try a mix of OW and Classic 3d Zelda. As for them needing a Zelda game out to capitalize on the new movie, I think they could just release a new 2d Zelda or spin-off around that time and be sitting well for the time being since that worked for Mario.
True but through their experience on Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom they might've seen how much is needed to make those big games. So mixing the two together and making the world a bit smaller might be a big help. They could use the same engine to save time though, I do think they'll have a 3d zelda ready by the time that movie hopefully goes into production. I still have my doubts that it's going to happen with Sony.
Breath of the wild was good. I haven't found the interest to play tears of the kingdom yet. I'll get to it at some point. I think I'm just getting burnt out on open world games lol I'll be picking up echoes of wisdom for sure. As far as the next 3D zelda, we'll see.
@@ryantylervo Naw I'll definitely get to it at some point. It just might be a while. If it is too big I don't know how I'll feel about it. I'm sure it's good, but I'm happy to see they didn't abandon the smaller scale Zelda games.
I promised myself I would NOT buy Tears Of The Kingdom, if it was like Breath Of The Wild, and I got weak😔. However, if the next one is still like that, I'm skipping, fo sure😤
@@Goosewitdajuice317 I know, right? I was able to power through Breath Of The Wild, but I doubt I'll be able to do so with Tears Of The Kingdom. Seriously, I'm sick of this formula👎🏿
Just give us modern ports and remakes for pretty much *every* zelda game for the switch & it's successor and they will have the best console on the market between that, giving us mario galaxy 2 & 3d land easy ports, it would be a monster between pretty much every zelda & mario + the metroidvania scene is absolutely insane. Nintendo's won the console wars lol just give us the pokemon games we want now XD
Going backwards doesn't solve a thing but please a few million people that already have prior access to TP but want a switch version lol. Skyward Sword HD drop and it had the traditional 3d formula but guess what the support wasn't there not even a 1/3 of BOTW audience
@@DankMemeCenterX it can if done correctly , TP soundtrack was way better , the combat system was better , the story was better , the dungeons were better , the bosses were better , the cutscenes were better than TOTK and BOTW , if they can find a way to merge the Pros of TOTK and TP you’ll get the best Zelda game known to mankind.
@newtronvagabonds2985 That "dark and mature" attempt just doesn't fit Zelda, in my opinion. You say that like it's the objective truth, when I think that BotW and TotK have the better battle system.
@@NuiYabuko but that “soft and childish”theme fits better I bet… Botw And Totk would’ve been the best battle system, if we didn’t need to pause the game every 10 seconds to merge weapons together
@@newtronvagabonds2985 Whimsy has been part of the franchise since like the beginning, so that's not the own you think it is. Like, have you seen Zelda characters? A lot have exaggerated features and in TP's case those characters just stick out and not in a positive way. And way to exaggerate the issue. Like, who doesn't fuse a bunch of weapons before fighting?
Windwaker and ocarina will always tug that”nostalgia factor” for me, unfortunately it’s made me biased I think……if I was to get rid of my bias (which is hard) what would you recommend?
I like how there could be like 30 years of generally a similar formula, but now Nintendo has to change the new formula after two games. Well, hypocrisy is nothing new in the "gaming community."
I wasn't a fan of tears of the kingdom, the open world was boring I wish they did side quests it was just too repetitive, I didn't like the build mechanics iit was a cool idea but they could have don alsot more with it it's pointless to have a huge open world without any storyater to tell uou to explore it over again
I hate the new Zelda games. They are boring for real. I quit Breath of the Wild midway. Got tired of the excessive sword breaking and no emphasis on story. It was just an open world with Link in it. An empty open world. And the dungeons sucked too. Nah, it wasn't for me.
The old school dungeons aren't needed for the modern games, they are to long and complicated for a huge majority of people and would hold the series back
I tried it. It was boring lol well I tried the first one whichever one it was. I didn't even bother with the second one. It was a beautiful game it was just boring.
I feel with the next 3D Zelda, they should find a way to marry the classic and open world formulas; While the freedom and player choice of the newer games is certainly really cool, I feel like it came at the expense of the games’ respective stories and individual dungeon designs. The hard part is gonna be keeping its story and progression a certain way while still allowing a good amount of wiggle room for player freedom, but I’m sure they can do it
I agree with every point here.
Agreed, they should try to balance the best aspects of both generations. TotK almost did by expanding BotW's already huge overworld and adding back dungeons. But the dungeons still didn't quite have Majora's Mask or Skyward Sword's level of creativity.
Nintendo tried to appeal to the "traditional Zelda fans" with TotK, and it was to its detriment. Either make an open air game or a linear one. Mixing both might just end up a tedious mess.
@@sveningvardentredje So it's not open air then, got it.
@sveningvardentredje They're actual open world games, in that as little as possible is gated. Every time someone says, "That's how you can do it." it's taking freedom away and going into a completely different direction, at which point you don't even need that wide and open world.
What I’d like to see:
- An open world Twilight Princess sequel as the new 3D game
- An Ocarina of Time remake
- Eventually a Majora’s Mask remake
- A sequel to Majora’s Mask
- The movie to actually be excellent
- More
I could not care less about Ocarina of timen I want a remake of phantom hourglass and spirit tracks with the wind waker gameplay and also Majora mask
a sequel to majoras mask would ruin what made majoras mask special
I think the Game will be in Connection with the Movie.
I’d be so happy with a more intimate-scope Zelda game. Something the size and structure of Twilight Princess, but open/seamless world, the weapon repairs and upgrades from Skyward Sword, the clothing and weapon availability from BotW, and the controls and UX from TotK.
I still think a remaining of the N64 Zelda would be sweet
full RE2 style remake of OOT & MM
I expect a beautiful 4K world, bigger towns with lots of interesting npcs, way more side quests, more freedom, underwater world, and bigger and more intricate dungeons.
They have to go all in with some procedurally generated content: as I said several times for example you can find a hole in a tree (for every player should be in different locations)and if you have a minis cup you can explore whatever little village or little dungeon. And of course I want back masks!
Return of classic dungeons, removal of breakable weapons, no more constant grinding for materials.
I hope for all of those things, but I only expect a beautiful 4K world
Metroidvania throwback to Adventures of Link possibility?
Top-down remake a la BS Intelliview Legend of Zelda.
One things for sure.. the next 3d game is going to be wild
Except it will not be "of the wild" lol
I dunno if Nintendo cares to have traditional dungeons if I’m being honest
New gen Zelda fans likely don’t care as much about traditional dungeons they like exploration
Sounds like they have had a new massive 3D Zelda game in the works since before TOTK even came out, with how Aonuma talked about the next zelda game just a little while back.
I would love a sequel to twilight princess where Link searches for a way to reunite with Midna.
Could introduce a new villain that manipulates his desires, and leads link down a dark path until zelda or oot spirit link intervenes
Here is my hope for the next big 3D Zelda.
1. Definitely have it be open world just like BOTW and TOTK
2. No more shrines. Just do the classic dungeons again.
3. Have the art for it be the realistic art again just like Twilight Princess had.
4. Have Gannondorf be the main antagonist again and give more depth once again. Have him explain his motives and show his sympathetic side again just like he did in WW.
5. Have Link wear his old classic green tunic again.
6. Have all the races involved again like Koroks, Gorons, Zora, Rito, and Geurodos.
You're mistaken. There is no new zelda fans. There are zelda fans and open air fans, or fans who appreciate both, but Botw and totk at best are fun sandboxes... i would not dare call them zelda games. These quote unqouote "new zelds fans" never cared about what truly made zelda so great, theirfore they dont qualify as zelda fans. Because there isnt enough acthal zelda in botw and totk for those to be considered zelda games.
wishlist for next zelda
•remove weapon durability + bring back traditional items and weapon progression with dungeons
•keep cooking system and exploration focus like paraglider type stuff
•bring back old school traditional dungeons -- this is the most important one for me
•but keep some sort of shrine type system, maybe less of them, but more varied design, think ice cavern oot
•make it semi-open world, think elden ring where progression unlocks more of the open world, i want some more metroidvania aspects like the older 3d zelda's, do not lean into the assassin's creed/ubisoft exploration and level scaling.
•I want another dark world/twilight type system, but thats just my hope
•I would love some more difficulty options off the bat, i loved master mode in botw
i Hope it's ompletly diferent from BOTW and TOTK, but also big and complex like those games were, i imagine they would put us somewhere else other than hyrule
Totk was incredible but we definitely need a brand new take next time rather than a sequel.
I'd love a sequel, to see more of this iteration, but the franchise risks becoming stale if they don't change course instead
I also think mixing the two styles together is what they'll try to do next regardless of how much time they can spend on a game. I have'nt played the games myself just yet though I plan to but I do feel some people tend to go a bit over board with their critiques. That said Nintendo is much more willing to listen these days so regardless of if they deserve it or not those fans who miss the classic 3d Zelda will likely get it moving forward. I grew up around when Ocarina of Time came out but fell out of it mainly because I'd get stuck alot as a kid, though I'm sure now I'd be fine and of course the internet's a thing too.
I hope they make a bundle for botw and totk at 60 fps and smother for $80 I get it for switch 2
Need another Adventures of Link…2d like Metroid Dread.
Everyone keeps asking Nintendo to just release WW and TP HD, if I was Nintendo, I’d be saving up my cards for all the waiting between mainline Zeldas, there’s a possibility they’ll take those old 3D Zeldas and modernize them just like thousand year door or Prime 1, adding things learned from BotW and TotK.
i want improved bigger Dungeons & Combat the most (im not talking about the durability, i dont mind it in fact, but i wish weapons had more combos and animations and a light & heavy attack options)
The more I think about it, I think a Twilight Princess remake is the best option here.
It could allow them to get a game out faster in order to be closer to launch window for new system. It gives people who are complaining what they want without actually giving them what they want.
And it allows them to explore what works and doesn't work about linear Zelda games.
Win win win
I don't mind the memories, I do not, in fact it could be interesting but to make the story solely based on memories just rubbed me the wrong way especially they did the same thing for tears of the kingdom.
I want there to be a sense of adventure and interaction, where you do the story and it leads you to a memory of something that happened long ago maybe stick it to different areas and as you progress thru more memories will be unlocked
Now normal zelda games would do thst, have you do side quests, story quests know being a human in an adventure instead of just being able to beeline to every single memories
There should be at least story quest that leads you to each memories and that they are connected somehow like oh they are wondering what exactly happened and now you get the memories, now they know and they acknowledge them
Tears of the kingdom I was hopeful up until the purah cutscene like we are actually going to have story and movie like cutscenes. Then it became bland botw style story telling
The movie makes me worried for the next game because I'm afraid they'll make it a little too generic for the sake of coporate synergy. Like how a lot of Marvel media is forced to bend over backwards to be like the MCU or the Ratchet and Clank remake ties into the movie.
What about an open world zelda game but with dungeons very similar to Ocarina of time
BotW and Totk has great gameplay but the stories and dungeons didn’t wow me which is the reason I didn’t even finish Totk. I hope they can do both so everyone is happy. A smaller more story driven game (like twilight princess or majora’s mask) and then the big open world game. Sprinkle in remakes, ports, and spin-offs and Zelda can be even better
Just because you skipped all the memories and text doesn't mean it isn't heavy on story, plus the million Easter Eggs and back story randomly in the world of TOTK.
@@teufelhund3801 I did collect all the memories and tears but still it didn’t interest me as much as other Zelda stories. I will say I really did enjoy Age of Calamity though.
@@jamezthefirstbotw & totk technically have bad stories, because they’re not actually bothered with a chronological order of events, think of the memories as context to enrich your gameplay in the moment instead
basically botw & totk aren’t stories, they are poetry!
check Writing with Andrew’s video “The Poetry of Breath of the Wild” it was genuinely eye opening
@@neo_b I think if maybe we were able to play a little bit of those memories maybe I would have enjoyed it more. Maybe that’s why I really liked Age of Calamity cause it made me appreciate the four champions and the world a bit more.
The franchise has definitely taken a bit of a nose dive. BotW was amazing because it was truly a work of art and genius and art and a step away from the norm which is fine ONCE. TotK was a poor, poor follow on. the story was terrible with no any real continuation of continuity with that c**p story of hyrules founding as well as the story tlling method being ripped off from the first game. the fans were screaming for traditional dungeons and Nintendo denied us that again. these craft building gimiks got tiresome very quickly especially when most of your time in the game is spent grinding for materails. on top of that the irritating breakable weapons returned too. all of these aspects really took away from the experience, i genuinely don't understand when nintendo didn't just meet the fans half way here instead on thundering on in ther own direction.
Hopefully Nintendo will start to listen to fans and give us what we want along with the creative spin that Nintendo are so excellently skilled at.
Do go the way of disney, don't p**s off your fans.
As long as they don’t try to build off of TotK I’m good with whatever they do
Only reason they should build off of it is for hyrule warriors of some kind IMO
completely agree, i want the freedom they've created but without breakable weapons and constant grinding for weapons.
@@concealedravager I feel you there. That is fine with me since it's a spin-off.
@@liamfowell8661 if u dont do breakable weapons u have bs loads of useless weapons like the fromsoftware games. this is the best reward to explore there is otherwiese no reason to defeat enemies if they not want to impliment an rpg level system which would be horrible
Still think Zelda should try the souls borne style with a litttttle hint of mm/oot.
Also Nintendo needs to either make a true home console that is state of the art, Or switch to a pc service like steam or epic games.
I think Wind Waker would be pretty cool if it had motion controls.
It has gyro controls and that’s enough
I feel like it's a little too early to change Zelda again since we just got the open-world formula for LoZ games. that being said I'd be down to try a mix of OW and Classic 3d Zelda. As for them needing a Zelda game out to capitalize on the new movie, I think they could just release a new 2d Zelda or spin-off around that time and be sitting well for the time being since that worked for Mario.
True but through their experience on Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom they might've seen how much is needed to make those big games. So mixing the two together and making the world a bit smaller might be a big help. They could use the same engine to save time though, I do think they'll have a 3d zelda ready by the time that movie hopefully goes into production. I still have my doubts that it's going to happen with Sony.
WTF? YES THEY DID!!! DUNGEONS ARE THE LITERAL LIFEBLOOD OF ZELDA 1 AND TAKE UP TWICE AS MANY TILES THAN THE OVERWORLD. GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT.
This is true
With item progression and all.
Breath of the wild was good. I haven't found the interest to play tears of the kingdom yet. I'll get to it at some point. I think I'm just getting burnt out on open world games lol I'll be picking up echoes of wisdom for sure. As far as the next 3D zelda, we'll see.
@@derekosgood3230 if you feel that way I’m not sure you’ll ever get to TotK. Personally, I think they made it too big.
@@ryantylervo Naw I'll definitely get to it at some point. It just might be a while. If it is too big I don't know how I'll feel about it. I'm sure it's good, but I'm happy to see they didn't abandon the smaller scale Zelda games.
a link to the past's dungeons were pretty complex though
I promised myself I would NOT buy Tears Of The Kingdom, if it was like Breath Of The Wild, and I got weak😔. However, if the next one is still like that, I'm skipping, fo sure😤
Me. I was initially convinced totk would fix my issues but it doubled down instead
@@Goosewitdajuice317 I know, right? I was able to power through Breath Of The Wild, but I doubt I'll be able to do so with Tears Of The Kingdom. Seriously, I'm sick of this formula👎🏿
@@wesmyone9562 tedium seems to be all the rage with the kids these days I guess man
@@Goosewitdajuice317 It sure seems like it, indeed
Everybody try the Battle of of Olympus it's for nintendo it's just like Zelda. I'm not sure what year but it's a very. Good game.
A modern 3d remake of a link to the past would be incredible.
Just give us modern ports and remakes for pretty much *every* zelda game for the switch & it's successor and they will have the best console on the market between that, giving us mario galaxy 2 & 3d land easy ports, it would be a monster between pretty much every zelda & mario + the metroidvania scene is absolutely insane. Nintendo's won the console wars lol just give us the pokemon games we want now XD
I hope they go in a different direction
I want to see more games in the child timeline.
Zelda needs to go back to that twilight princess route
Going backwards doesn't solve a thing but please a few million people that already have prior access to TP but want a switch version lol. Skyward Sword HD drop and it had the traditional 3d formula but guess what the support wasn't there not even a 1/3 of BOTW audience
@@DankMemeCenterX it can if done correctly , TP soundtrack was way better , the combat system was better , the story was better , the dungeons were better , the bosses were better , the cutscenes were better than TOTK and BOTW , if they can find a way to merge the Pros of TOTK and TP you’ll get the best Zelda game known to mankind.
@newtronvagabonds2985 That "dark and mature" attempt just doesn't fit Zelda, in my opinion.
You say that like it's the objective truth, when I think that BotW and TotK have the better battle system.
@@NuiYabuko but that “soft and childish”theme fits better I bet… Botw And Totk would’ve been the best battle system, if we didn’t need to pause the game every 10 seconds to merge weapons together
@@newtronvagabonds2985 Whimsy has been part of the franchise since like the beginning, so that's not the own you think it is. Like, have you seen Zelda characters? A lot have exaggerated features and in TP's case those characters just stick out and not in a positive way.
And way to exaggerate the issue. Like, who doesn't fuse a bunch of weapons before fighting?
Windwaker and ocarina will always tug that”nostalgia factor” for me, unfortunately it’s made me biased I think……if I was to get rid of my bias (which is hard) what would you recommend?
I like how there could be like 30 years of generally a similar formula, but now Nintendo has to change the new formula after two games. Well, hypocrisy is nothing new in the "gaming community."
I wasn't a fan of tears of the kingdom, the open world was boring I wish they did side quests it was just too repetitive, I didn't like the build mechanics iit was a cool idea but they could have don alsot more with it it's pointless to have a huge open world without any storyater to tell uou to explore it over again
Please no more koroks
I just want another protagonist that isn't Link nor Zelda honestly
I hate the new Zelda games. They are boring for real. I quit Breath of the Wild midway. Got tired of the excessive sword breaking and no emphasis on story. It was just an open world with Link in it. An empty open world. And the dungeons sucked too. Nah, it wasn't for me.
it felt like they tried to make their own skyrim but with a zelda skin and failed rlly bad
if they want to fix most of the issue they have ti crank it down on the freedom and have some linear parts like dungeons and story
Yo Oj.
hi OJ
I think you said that last time
I need echoes of wisdom now!
I honestly wouldn't mind another open world style game for the next Zelda game but just in a different/new location
What about open world zelda with dungeons very similar to ocarina of time, that way both fanbases are happy
Remove the stamina bar.
Thanks.
Edit - also, use the same engine as well, so they can make the next Zelda game faster.
The old school dungeons aren't needed for the modern games, they are to long and complicated for a huge majority of people and would hold the series back
Old schools dungeons are the best,if they are complicated for people them those people are stupid
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Horizon zero dawn blow zelda botw and tears kingdom away... it is the better game franchise to me
I tried it. It was boring lol well I tried the first one whichever one it was. I didn't even bother with the second one. It was a beautiful game it was just boring.
@@derekosgood3230 like totk and botw
@@Goosewitdajuice317 Well I haven't played totk so I can't speak on that one