what's with all these people that are so fucking upset that ocarina of time remake has a quest log because "i beat it when i was 8 years old and i never used a guide once." i call BULLSHIT dude. even if that is true, there is something else going on there. they had to ask a friend for help getting through some part, or their dad. maybe it was the only game they had and they just no-lifed it, eventually coming to the solution after playing for hundreds of hours.
it is the least egregious way possible to implement this kind of thing too, as far as i can tell there aren't quest markers it just gives you a little summary on what you've already done and where you should go next. it's basically turning navi's interjection hints into a neat menu.
i think this is people lying to make themselves seem like more professional gamers that are better than the rest of the dumb, retarded gamers out there that need dumb things like guides so they can beat games. there's no way a real gamer has gone their whole life without using a guide, i'm sorry there just isn't. we've all used them at some point.
@pettanko i just saw someone saying they beat it when they were 10 and they couldn't even read english lol
@pettanko idk man it all feels REALLY performative for me
I think I'd rather they work along the lines of what they did in the original with Navi rather than using a bog standard quest log, if only because it sets the game apart a bit, but it's not a huge deal either way I guess.
@pettanko there is a theory that there will be more side quests in the game, there are a lot of NPCs in castle town that have speech bubbles talking about stuff that sounds very side-questy. so if we're going to be getting a decent amount of them, a quest log would be extremely handy.
plus i really like the tapestry thing they have. like, if you complete everything you get 100% of the tapestry filled out. extreme fairy tale vibes, i'm all here for it.
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