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6/16/2025, 8:00:34 AM
I'm going to try offering legitimate critiques for improvements, and I promise I'll try to avoid the meme complaints like muh ubisoft towers.
>for starters, shrink the world by about half. A good portion of the map has nothing to do in it. When you play Zelda, every bit of the world should have something interesting to show you, which is why IMO LTTP had a better overworld than most Zeldas that came after, less wasted space.
>free fast travel needs to be done away with. If you want fast travel, it's something you need to invest in. And you can only have a few points. Like cut out 90% of the fast travel points and give you one per region, to incentivize investing into mounts or other travel methods. To activate an FT point, you should need a one time investment of rupees or materials, maybe a quest to earn it. When it's given away for free, it feels pointless
>combat needs an overhaul. Remove most of the crutches that let you trivialize enemies, like insta-healing and flurry rushes. Have enemies be far more aggressive. Arrow bokoblins should shoot you at least every other second, instead of waiting 10 seconds for one single shot
>reintroduce a bit of linearity into the series. Being able to just skip everything and YOLO ganon removes all of the impact from fighting him, and all the preparation needed to tackle the king of evil. Sequence breaks are fine, optional content is fine, but make the adventure require a bit more than just "wake up and fight ganon"
>compress all puzzles, aka dungeons and shrines, into actually meaningful full on dungeons. Something you'll be spending a good amount of time in, to give you an appreciation for when you beat the dungeon and return to the overworld. What made old dungeons so good was how connected everything felt, and how you felt cut off from the world.
>overworld traversal should not have a means to trivialize it. Being able to climb a mountain isn't fun if you can just fly up it for free with revali's gale or a hoverbike
>for starters, shrink the world by about half. A good portion of the map has nothing to do in it. When you play Zelda, every bit of the world should have something interesting to show you, which is why IMO LTTP had a better overworld than most Zeldas that came after, less wasted space.
>free fast travel needs to be done away with. If you want fast travel, it's something you need to invest in. And you can only have a few points. Like cut out 90% of the fast travel points and give you one per region, to incentivize investing into mounts or other travel methods. To activate an FT point, you should need a one time investment of rupees or materials, maybe a quest to earn it. When it's given away for free, it feels pointless
>combat needs an overhaul. Remove most of the crutches that let you trivialize enemies, like insta-healing and flurry rushes. Have enemies be far more aggressive. Arrow bokoblins should shoot you at least every other second, instead of waiting 10 seconds for one single shot
>reintroduce a bit of linearity into the series. Being able to just skip everything and YOLO ganon removes all of the impact from fighting him, and all the preparation needed to tackle the king of evil. Sequence breaks are fine, optional content is fine, but make the adventure require a bit more than just "wake up and fight ganon"
>compress all puzzles, aka dungeons and shrines, into actually meaningful full on dungeons. Something you'll be spending a good amount of time in, to give you an appreciation for when you beat the dungeon and return to the overworld. What made old dungeons so good was how connected everything felt, and how you felt cut off from the world.
>overworld traversal should not have a means to trivialize it. Being able to climb a mountain isn't fun if you can just fly up it for free with revali's gale or a hoverbike
6/15/2025, 6:43:42 PM
>>81501542
So you're just going to rot and waste your life? Sounds like a bad idea to be honest
So you're just going to rot and waste your life? Sounds like a bad idea to be honest
6/14/2025, 9:37:35 AM
>>16697245
https://mathprize.net/posts/collatz-conjecture/
Best you can get is 120 million japanese yen. That comes out to 832722 USD. You can either:
1. Prove the conjencture, and get your prize plus eternal fame.
2. Keep spamming 4chan like a no life loser.
I wonder which choice OP will take.
https://mathprize.net/posts/collatz-conjecture/
Best you can get is 120 million japanese yen. That comes out to 832722 USD. You can either:
1. Prove the conjencture, and get your prize plus eternal fame.
2. Keep spamming 4chan like a no life loser.
I wonder which choice OP will take.
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