Ouroboros24 said:
We should all know by now that Zelda U is going to have a very massive world. Let's come up with ways for Nintendo to make use of this big world.
For me, I know I might get a little heat from saying this, but I akin this version of Zelda to GTA, I'm sure I'm not the only one to suggest this. And because I know others have, my prediction for this mass world is that they are their own separate kingdoms and or have towns or specialty places. Think Link to the Past with Dark world and light world, instead, kingdom 1, kingdom 2, kingdom 3, etc. Two things have driven me to this conclusion.
First off, DLC. The game will be finished as is with every Zelda game; dungeons, castles, fields, the same fanfare you get with all Zelda games. But then, Nintendo has created this giant world. Why not have Link go to another kingdom. Hyrule, Termina, umm, I can't think of any more zelda overworld maps, but I think you get the gist. You have to admit, recently Nintendo has embraced this whole microtransaction fad. But don't fault them, they are using this method very well for the most part. Of course, this isn't a Nintendo thing to do, or at least Nintendo hasn't done this kind of thing before and so it's sounds like I'm just grasping at straws. It may be a long shot that Nintendo would do this, but Nintendo has been doing a lot of things differently as of late.
My next point was why I'm thinking this direction will be taken for Zelda. Installments. OOT, MM, WW, TP, SS. I've played them all and finished them with an exception of Zelda 1 and 2. With each installment from Ocarina of Time to the most recent Skyward Sword(counting only main console games), there has been a hook, a novelty, a gimmick, an asthetic to the newest installment of Zelda. For instance, OOT had 3d, target lock, Camera. Windwaker had traversing a waterworld while you're tripping on all the cellshaded colors. Twililight Princess had waggle and SS had better waggle. AS for the Next one, it seems the hook is the world itself. After Zelda U, where do we go from there? We don't. We stop. We give the Zelda Console team 10 years to work on the next one and Zelda u forward will be lone Zelda game. New Zelda games every so often by way of DLC at a discounted price from how much ever you would normally pay for a Zelda game. Under 15 dollars, i would pay. I mean, honestly, i don't know If any fan would want a lesser Zelda experience than a game where you can actually explore the world of Zelda.
Of course, maybe if you had a better idea for the game coming up, by all means...
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