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Topic	Open world games ironically often make video game worlds seem kind of small
Darmik 07/27/21 7:37:10 PM #12:	DarthAragorn posted... Lack of any sense of urgency is something that just really annoys me about open world games. Like oh no your best friend is kidnapped! You have to go here to do this mission to save him! ...or you can fuck around for days just playing cards or rescuing cats from trees or whatever and it doesn't really affect anything at all. I miss Dead Rising :( But yeah the balance between immersion and player freedom is tough in general. Even something as simple as a steep hill in a forest in real life is pretty dangerous but can easily be bunny hopped down or up in a video game. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:956523475] in Open world... [t:79586050]...</cite> <quote>DarthAragorn posted... </cite> <quote>Lack of any sense of urgency is something that just really annoys me about open world games. Like oh no your best friend is kidnapped! You have to go here to do this mission to save him! ...or you can fuck around for days just playing cards or rescuing cats from trees or whatever and it doesn't really affect anything at all.</quote> I miss Dead Rising :( But yeah the balance between immersion and player freedom is tough in general. Even something as simple as a steep hill in a forest in real life is pretty dangerous but can easily be bunny hopped down or up in a video game. --- Kind Regards, Darmik</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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