The greatest map in video game history
The greatest map in video game history
Evan Rodriguez
Jaxon Cruz
Oops sorry, wrong pic
Anthony Price
Butterfingers!
Austin Watson
cut half of the snow areas and add more enemy variety, then i'd agree
Bentley Brooks
What do they eat on this God forsaken island?
And when I say God forsaken, I mean that the island was literally forsaken by God.
Camden Barnes
>he doesn't like snow levels
Your loss.
Matthew Ward
Eggs
Joshua Mitchell
>half the map is completely unused
Andrew Russell
Eggs made of ash
Ian Roberts
they eat the bugs
Josiah King
good map ruined by bad content
Landon Parker
I don't like how linear it is. It just kinda goes Limgrave > Liurnia > Altus > capital > snow areas > dragonfuckland in such a linear way, with only caelid going against the flow (not counting underground areas, which are more like really big dungeons).
Real missed opportunity to have the game world ring-shaped, with say azula as a real continent between moutaintops/altus and caelid. You'd then have two possible path towards the capital from limgrave: north, the standard, no too tough way, and east through caelid and the new areas, for the real hardcore men out there
Ayden Gray
Unironically yes it is.
>Navigating each region is like navigating actual levels with multiple paths instead of just going whatever direction b-line
>Huge interconnected underground areas below
>Massive legacy dungeons designed like classic souls levels
>Multiple paths of progression, can do 5 out of 7 of the Shardbearers in whatever order you want
Jackson Phillips
I was extremely disappointed by how small Caelid felt, the should've been a second landmass to explore south of the castle at least.
Nolan Edwards
You can do pretty much everything besides Leyndell and the Mountaintops in whatever order you want and most of it is optional.
Also the map isn't a ring, it's a finger
Lincoln Fisher
N'wah
Aiden Reed
You can get to Altus and kill a Shardbearer via Iron Virgin as soon as you get to Liurnia. You can get to Caelid from Limgrave or get to Caelid from Siofra. Mountaintops is truly where it all goes to shit.
Samuel Gray
Nothing personal kid
Wyatt Jackson
the geography is weird. mountaintop should have been placed in the middle or something. liurnia feels like a strange gap between the rest of the game, and then there's caelid on the side of limgrave. them being strictly low level zones feels weird idk
Nicholas Cox
>Haligtree, Mohgwyn, Farum Azula
Mountaintops is when it gets good
Hunter Brooks
Too much nonsensical verticality. Deliberately made to make it more "interesting" than the open fields of e.g. zelda, but it ends up just being really fucking annoying navigating the verticality especially when fall damage randomly decides to insta-kill you sometimes.