palou said:
The bloodmoon is rare enough (every few 3 hours, perhaps?) and short enough (20 seconds, if you don't skip) that it really shouldn't impact the experience in a significant manner.
what concerns durability: the goal of a short durability likely was, primarily, an attempt to keep the game balanced while still allowing players to tackle any quest in the order you like - a short durability forces you to use the tools in tge area, which makes sense, from a design perspective. |
You're still did not answer my question. If the animation is repeated. Should it not be automatically skipped. That's the point. It's something that doesn't need to be done, in the first place. Take this: You're watching a movie. Say X-Men. And every movie must explain how everyone got their powers. Is this acceptable? Because there can be some new people, in the audiance. Or should the new people take responablity, that they didn't watch the first movie. If I disabled blood moon. And stopped playing BOTW for months. It's my fault I forgot what it did. The cutscene is there to constantly feed you repeated information. Why do you think Fi was the most hated thing, in SS.
Zelda 1 functions the same way. And had no durability. Are you basically saying that the reason for durability. Was because to prevent someone from figuring out a way, to cheese or exploit the game. By playing it out of order. That will still happen. People can beat Zelda 1, with no sword. Holding onto weapons wouldn't be an issue. It be an astetic thing. Or a certain advantage.
