#头条创作挑战赛 #
In most open-world games, developers don't provide players with a detailed mission system and an automated map system that encourages exploration and adventure on their own, which is a big attraction of this type of game. Of course, because the map is large and lacks precise guidance and objectives, players are also prone to get lost in the game. Each open-world game solves these problems with its own clever design, such as the watchtower in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
As a classic open-world game, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild The world of Hylaru is also very large, so the developers divided the entire map into many areas, each with a watchtower. Every time players arrive in a new area, the first thing they do is climb the tower, and after activating it, they can get a map of the current area. Among them, climbing the tower itself is full of challenges and fun, which is a game behavior that picnic players are accustomed to.
However, some players go off the beaten path, and they like to break and challenge the original framework and play the game in their own way. A player named "Luscious Ronaldo" said that he cleared "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" without climbing the tower to unlock the map, which caused heated discussions in the community! The tower cleared the game without climbing? This big guy has obviously played the game thoroughly and doesn't need to look at the map at all!
In order to prove that he is not bragging, "Luscious Ronaldo" shared his results in a post, we saw a game map full of temples, watchtowers and stables, the point of which is: except for the beginning of the story, the player must climb the tower to open the starting area of the map, the maps in other areas are indeed unlocked!
Some players are naturally curious: How did "Luscious Ronaldo" do it? The big guy shared another picture of Link's footprints. The so-called Footprints feature was added to the "Overlord of Trials" DLC in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which can show the player's play path. We see the details of the above two pictures echoing, and basically no one questions the "Luscious Ronaldo" initiative.
The Doctor studied the footprint of "Luscious Ronaldo" and found that he didn't spend much time exploring the feeder area, focusing only on the main road. Every time this big guy goes to a new area, he goes straight to the place of some important props, and does not go around and drag mud and water. To sum up, "Luscious Ronaldo" has a very deep understanding of the entire Hyrule continent, and the vast majority of players may not be able to do this level.
In the Luscious Ronaldo post, he also explained that he took on the above challenge because he wanted to re-experience the "feeling of loss" he had when he first played The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. He has cleared the level seven or eight times, and this new challenge has brought him a whole new feeling. The doctor's personal feeling: This big guy should be waiting for the new work "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom", waiting too boring to come up with such a unique challenge.