Empty wilderness can be meaningful too. Especially in a survival game.
A world "4 times the size of Fallout 4" doesn't excite me. I want a world that's half the size of Fallout 4, filled with "4 times as much stuff". Make your worlds small, and dense
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It can be, if the world is in line with the mechanics. But we all have experience open worlds that are big just to be big. There are way more examples of that than games whose sparse worlds align with mechanics
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I'm pretty sure just about everyone doesn't give a fudge about what Josh Ling wants . Buy it , or do not .
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I care what josh wants.
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For sure, or at least dense and meaningful. Not ten thousand fetch quests in an area the size of jupiter.
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yeah, totally. My original tweet doesn't really encompass my entire opinion - you can have smol bad games and great open sparse games too. Just tired of so many big, empty worlds
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Yakuza. I keep coming back to it whenever people mention this. You're in maybe 16 square blocks but every inch is used and reused.
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Its how I decorate my flat.
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Agreed. Took me a while to get into
#Fallout4 which isnt like me. When I did it was amazing however.... but there was a lot of time spent hoping someone was finally going to give me a quest lol!!! Im a loyal fan tho so bring on#Fallout76 =DThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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