Topic: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Also, I think they should combine analog stick movement and gyro controls with the bow. First you use the analog stick to do the big movements, then you use the gyro to do that last precise movement!

I've always been amazed why games don't use this. It's a great way to quickly aim in splinter cell or call of duty too, yet few developers seem to implement it.

Anyway, if this is zelda in the way we know it but with a dense overworld that is always different and thus always travelworthy, I'm already happy. But if this has a combat system that owns placed on top of it I'll be even happier.

Some of the puzzles from Wind Waker were incredibly annoying like that Leaf Temple or whatever. I hope the puzzles are like Ocarina of Time's Master Quest and Twilight Princess.

Do you mean a random generated world? I'd actually prefer if it always were the same.

Leaf Temple? I prefered the puzzles from Wind Waker. In TP it felt as if there was just a lot of backtracking in the dungeons, not a lot of puzzles.

Ok time some new questions. If Aonuma is changing up the convention of, go to temple and get temple item, does that mean they implement a weapon/item shop like ALBW or you can find weapons/items and their upgrades (if there are any) anywhere? Also will sidequests play a bigger role in this game being more than mini games and trade sequences?

They didn't do that with Wind Waker HD? It seems like a better way to use long range items a bit more accurately.

Hopefully that means he won't reuse the same lazy design that ALBW did.

I wouldn't mode if we could loot enemies. Yeah, I know that's Elder Scrolls but I still think it could be done the Zelda way. Imagine getting the best bow UN the game from a legendary enemy in a far off corner of the land as opposed to just finding it in a chest. I can dream can't i?

You can dream, but I really, really don't see that happening.

@DestinyMan Thanks for the link man, but while that was a definite yes to freedom and choice I'm not sure if that was for the item shop or if there will be another way to choice weapons outside of the dungeons.

As much as I would love and think this should make it into the game I kinda agree @Dreamz. The main problem with looting is that you need items to use the loot for and while the Zelda series has tons of items no one game has the same amount as an Elder Scrolls game. Unless the inventory is big enough to justify the reason for looting, why spend time looting a ton monsters for one makeshift item.

Im wondering if this game is going to difficult in boss terms?For some reason the bosses should be a challenge just like darksouls has in it's games. Difficult and makes you use the item you need at it's fullest and putting your skills to the test or whatever.

Not quite randomly generated, but have random events occurring so it isn't the same old map over and over again.

I want it to be something like; You find an item in a chest or get it by doing a sidequest, then you can upgrade it from loot from monsters. Also, I want the loot to be basic. Just one item per mob and then the rupees of course. Making it like Skyrim where you can loot everything would kind of ruin it.

Oh ok, that's exactly how I want it too! I mean, imagine you're on your way to a village, but the fastest way gets destroyed by a monster, like in the trailer. That could be one random event.

You just described Skyward Sword's system?

Oh yeah, I did ._.
If I remember correctly, it was too easy and too simple to get the items in Skyward Sword. I want the way you acquire them to be more... "exciting".

Is that just a glorified way to define back tracking?

In other words... Aonuma reaffirms that Legend of Zelda U is a GOTY contender

As for story-telling: They could go for the Metroid Prime approach. On the surface that game didn't have that much story, but thanks to all the optional scans you could get a rich story. In the new Zelda they could add murals, hidden books, hidden scrols, etc.

I just hope they don't go the Elder Scrolls route for the story. Too many books to read and too in-depth. Skyward Sword size story is welcome!