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Like I was in awe when I saw there was another huge zone in Dark Souls I had to go conquer. Because all of the areas were different and unique. All the enemy variety, the bosses, and the unlocking of checkpoints and boss battles felt like I was really exploring the game.

Dark Souls isn’t really “open world”. It’s like if Mario 64 had zero loading screens and you could find shortcuts inside of levels to other levels. It’s artistic instead of copy-paste.

Someday I wanna make an open world game

And it's gonna be impressive

Concept:
(The finished result will probably be better probably in uhhh 10 years)

Oh now if you wanna make that game you need to buy some licensing, you gotta share like 50% of your income to this game to the creators of osmosis jones, and other legal copyright stuff.

Yeah ik

But I'm gonna just give it to WB anyways I'm just gonna make it and give it to em

Ok

Dang a game where the entire human is the open world. Kill all the germs.

And I'm also gonna add references to other things too

Kind of like Rick and Morty S1 E3

Sorta ig nah not really they're gonna be subtle though and some are straight-up references

Nah not just that

I want to make one that has a map about the size as South America and Australia combined

That's sorta what I'm gonna do

Mk but except mine is going to be so open worlded that there's no such thing as "out of bounds" except for one area but I ain't gonna spoil

Every open world game feels like every other. With points on the map to fast travel to, outposts to clear, and a bunch of dumb collectibles and meaningless tasks to do. The open world may as well be a level selection screen that you drive to instead of clicking on.

The only games I’ve seen that differ from this formula is Yakuza Kiwami and Far Cry 2.

FR TBH

I prefer Elden ring

I own it and I intend to start playing it soon.

If it continues the same thing and irons out the combat and the RPG mechanics I’m all on board.

I think so.
It was my first dark souls game and my first m rated game too.
Haven’t gotten past the omen king yet because I stopped playing

not every game has to be open world, clearly none of these companies got the reason why botw was so fundamental

Problem with Ubisoft is they think every game they have needs to be open world now. Which is probably why they haven’t made a new Splinter Cell in 10 years.

havent really played any ubisoft, but yeah. after a while it gets boring and overuse

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