Fine with me for nintendo not making a better zelda then just ask for for more mediocore zelda's like skyward sword.

It could have being something epic but thanks for raining on my ideas of what would be an improvement.

That's a lot to ask for.

You are welcome. The folks at Nintendo EAD's listen to me for all their ideas. I email them tomorrow with your ideas and tell them to avoid all of them. 

On serious note. I was just pointing out that not every game needs to do what the other games are already doing. You just described many other games to me currently on the market. Your money and more importantly time is better spent on those. Maybe you'll enjoy them too and have a good time. 

Like ? 

Fatslob adventures trilogy :-O

HAHAHA but on a serious note their aren't a whole lot of games that have these elements combined.

I am more worried about voice acting. They will probably include voice acting. But I fear this might not be properly implemented.

Hey as long as the voice acting isn't anywhere near like those cdi zeldas then I'm fine lol. Just one thing to the voice acting though is that I would prefer if link to shut up.

EAD 3 could literally take a dump on a DVD and I would gratefully lick the disc clean, then beg for seconds. I'm not saying they can do no wrong, but I am saying they can do no wrong by me. Zelda is the one series I can admit to being a blind fanboy of. Even when Zelda is doing things horribly wrong, I just love everything about the game. I can't help it. Zelda games strike a chord with me.

So basically, I have complete faith in EAD3 and I don't feel the need to tell them how to do their job. While I'd love to see them try certain things like voice acting, if they decide against it, I'm sure they have their reasons. Although every time Ghirahim opened his mouth, I really wanted to hear Steve Blum's voice come out just so bad.

I haven't been let down by a Zelda game yet. There's no way I could have thought up better games than the ones I've been playing for 20 years, at any point in time. I can look at an existing Zelda game and say, "This is what I would change about this game. That could have been better," but I wouldn't dream of saying, "This is the direction Nintendo should take with the next Zelda game..."

See, that's why refining Zelda to everone's liking is impossible. I thought that was a stunning design move. I've never before seen areas in a game with such depth. Being somewhere and seeing places and passages and things you can't access yet, but knowing you will be able to later on... that's my Zelda feeling. That last visit to the forest you hated? I thought it was an amazing transformation, loved that moment. Haha just like the volcano sneak section :D Man I wouldn't wanna be in Nintendo's shoes. 

But think about it, how much harder and ambitious it is to design areas not as throwaway set-pieces, but to make them multifunctional!