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Topic	The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Discussion Zone
Bitto 05/19/23 5:18:25 PM #258:	I really loved the Divine Beasts in BOTW. I thought they were a really clever way to handle dungeons in that game. I did miss a bit of the traditional Zelda dungeon, but I'm very glad what I got. In TOTK, I did the dungeon for the Ritos and Gerudos. Rito ~~is great conceptually, but waaay too short in practice. There were good ideas there, including the boss. It just feels underbaked.~~ Gerudo ~~is pretty good, but a step back from previous sand dungeons, which usually are some of the more evocative dungeon designs in the series. I really liked the boss, though.~~ --- SSBM_Guy "[Freud] started his scientific career by trying to explain the sexuality of a fish. And he failed." <cite>Bitto posted [p:973581267] in The Legend... [t:80440938]...</cite> <quote>I really loved the Divine Beasts in BOTW. I thought they were a really clever way to handle dungeons in that game. I did miss a bit of the traditional Zelda dungeon, but I'm very glad what I got.In TOTK, I did the dungeon for the Ritos and Gerudos. Rito is great conceptually, but waaay too short in practice. There were good ideas there, including the boss. It just feels underbaked. Gerudo is pretty good, but a step back from previous sand dungeons, which usually are some of the more evocative dungeon designs in the series. I really liked the boss, though. --- SSBM_Guy"[Freud] started his scientific career by trying to explain the sexuality of a fish. And he failed."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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