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Topic	Where does Skyrim rank in your top video games of all time?
Blackstar110 07/26/20 10:38:55 PM #31:	Comfy_Pillow posted... I liked it but like every open world game this gen its eyes were too big for its stomach A huge world is pretty meaningless when the majority of characters just repeat the same 2 lines over and over and every dungeon and building uses 90% of the same assets Give me a game that has a world 4x smaller than skyrim but 4x deeper Agreed. Ive gotten through very, very few of these look how MASSIVE! open world games, and the only one Ive really enjoyed is Breath of the Wild, because the world was varied enough and the moment to moment gameplay was really interesting with how many ways you had to skin the proverbial cat with any given problem. They mostly avoided repetitive NPCs by making towns few and far between with most of your gameplay being driven by isolation and wanderlust. Everything else, I prefer Arkham-sized. Big, but definitely attainable to see everything and the majority of things to see are interesting. God of War was a great example. --- -Shred <cite>Blackstar110 posted [p:942627589] in Where does... [t:78872836]...</cite> <quote>Comfy_Pillow posted... </cite> <quote>I liked it but like every open world game this gen its eyes were too big for its stomach A huge world is pretty meaningless when the majority of characters just repeat the same 2 lines over and over and every dungeon and building uses 90% of the same assets Give me a game that has a world 4x smaller than skyrim but 4x deeper</quote>Agreed. Ive gotten through very, very few of these look how MASSIVE! open world games, and the only one Ive really enjoyed is Breath of the Wild, because the world was varied enough and the moment to moment gameplay was really interesting with how many ways you had to skin the proverbial cat with any given problem. They mostly avoided repetitive NPCs by making towns few and far between with most of your gameplay being driven by isolation and wanderlust. Everything else, I prefer Arkham-sized. Big, but definitely attainable to see everything and the majority of things to see are interesting. God of War was a great example. --- -Shred</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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