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Topic	Breath of the Wild is redefining open world games for me.
Lopen 02/06/20 9:25:11 AM #37:	LeonhartFour posted... I like the fact that Breath of the Wild's world doesn't have a million and one things in it. That kind of open world structure is a bit overwhelming because there's like this pressure to go here, then there, then here, then there, and there's no time to breathe. With Breath of the Wild, everything's leisurely. You can start going somewhere, get curious about something along the way, and then get back to what you were originally doing, or just not. It's great. I'm curious what open world games you've been playing that are overly dense with stuff because this sounds basically exactly how my experience with open world games tends to go. --- No problem! This is a cute and pop genocide of love! <cite>Lopen posted [p:934007721] in Breath of ... [t:78385868]...</cite> <quote>LeonhartFour posted... </cite> <quote>I like the fact that Breath of the Wild's world doesn't have a million and one things in it. That kind of open world structure is a bit overwhelming because there's like this pressure to go here, then there, then here, then there, and there's no time to breathe. With Breath of the Wild, everything's leisurely. You can start going somewhere, get curious about something along the way, and then get back to what you were originally doing, or just not. It's great.</quote> I'm curious what open world games you've been playing that are overly dense with stuff because this sounds basically exactly how my experience with open world games tends to go. --- No problem! This is a cute and pop genocide of love!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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