Acevil on 13 August 2013
| ishiki said: I don't mind the direction of no overworld. They both have issues, wrpgs like mass effect and dragon age suffer from this too IMO. the issue is that without overworld it feels a bit small or everything feels too connected, Because it offers no illusion. a lot of overworlds have less exploration than a couple maps in xenoblade or ff12. And there's games that do overworlds great like ff7 with many layers. I think they just need to do a good job whichever they choose, and a lot of good games neglect this. |
True, I agree with you, but Tales of Vesperia just felt more massive, because of an overworld compared to this. I am pretty sure they are about the same. Most of the time, the wilderness area (non dungeons), just feel the same.
Given I agree with you FF12 and Xenoblade did offer creative ways.
