BRAVO MIYAZAKI

BRAVO MIYAZAKI
BRAVO GAME DESIGN

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He can create a map thats a work of art better than the fucking Mona Lisa for all give a shit, until he gives me a way to farm larval tears and change my starting class, he will always be a retard.

There about 12 per playthrough, most found in the eternal cities. But yes they should be farmable so you can play around with it more

These games are meant to be played multiple times. How do you not know this when they've been pumping them out since 2009?

If you had to respec, you didn't beat the game.

>change my starting class
Your starting class stops mattering after like 5 levels. This is painfully your first FROM game

Most don't have to time to re-play this bloated mess.

I don't give a shit how they're meant to be, its fucking retarded to ask anybody to play the entire fucking 100+ hour game just because you want to swap back to an old build for the 12th time to pvp.

For pvp retard-kuns, pvp.

The fact that anyone defends this shit being a thing truly shows how much of a sad fucking state the gaming industry is in where even the brain dead retard players haven't evolved their mentality past the early 2010's.

"No"

The "first obstacle" isn't even intended to be a "first obstacle", it isn't reasonable to expect any players to kill the Tree Sentinel right off the bat. The same applies with Margit. Miyazaki should've gone beyond just visually suggesing where to go, he needs to have the actual game mechanics reflect that too. The first dungeon you see right after being introduced to an open area should be somewhere where low level players may be challenged but not feel as though it's insurmountable, with the more difficult area being off in the distance to act as a curiosity for players who are weaker or new and as a challenge for players who are more experienced

On top of that you can't even level up with your runes until you go into a completely random separate area. It would've made more sense to introduce you to the maiden in the church because that's around where one of your first major enemies (the tree sentinel) actually is. So you can easily run into situations where players just wander around, not knowing how to get stronger while they get mobbed by the stronger enemies in the area

This entire approach makes sense if Miyazaki was making BOTW where there isn't a strict progression leveling system. But Miyazaki is not making BOTW where the idea is to let the player "go anywhere" he is making an open world Dark Souls where enemies are meant to be challenging and filter you.

I didn't reach the church because the "first obstacle" implied it was high level area I needed to return to later. Pretty shit game design if you ask me.