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* Link's facial expressions, along with most of the other character's from the game, look stupid. | * Link's facial expressions, along with most of the other character's from the game, look stupid. | ||
* The game puts too much emphasis on slap-stick humor for my tastes. | * The game puts too much emphasis on slap-stick humor for my tastes. | ||
| − | * The stealth parts of your assault on the Forsaken Fortress start out fun, but quickly become tiresome. | + | * The stealth parts of your assault on the Forsaken Fortress start out fun, but quickly become tiresome. And, each time you're caught, you're sent all the way back to the far end of the fortress to do it all over again. |
===Ugly=== | ===Ugly=== | ||
* The controls and camera, though not as broken as ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', are still atrocious. | * The controls and camera, though not as broken as ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', are still atrocious. | ||
| − | ** Something as simple as reading a sign or opening a chest requires effort to line up correctly. | + | ** Something as simple as reading a sign or opening a chest requires effort to line up correctly, and often results in missed attempts. |
| − | ** | + | ** Each time to enter a new room, the camera is focused on link, and not the room, so you have to manually rotate the camera to see the room, every single time. |
| − | ** Even in outdoor regions, the camera often faces Link, rather than show where he's going. | + | ** While in enclosed rooms, the camera often zooms in on Link's head obscuring your view. |
| + | ** Even in outdoor regions, the camera often faces Link, rather than show where he's going. This is nice if something is chasing you, but a pain in the butt for the majority of the game. | ||
| + | ** There are all sorts of sections in the game where these poor controls and camera angles make something obnoxiously difficult, like trying to throw the bomb flowers into the statues to get across the lava on Dragon Roost Island. | ||
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Revision as of 15:05, 7 September 2020
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
Personal
Status
Review
Good
- The blurring effect that occurs on distant objects makes the visuals look better.
- I like that, even as two men are begging you to rescue their kidnapped daughters, you can blow them off to play hide-and-seek.
Bad
- Link's facial expressions, along with most of the other character's from the game, look stupid.
- The game puts too much emphasis on slap-stick humor for my tastes.
- The stealth parts of your assault on the Forsaken Fortress start out fun, but quickly become tiresome. And, each time you're caught, you're sent all the way back to the far end of the fortress to do it all over again.
Ugly
- The controls and camera, though not as broken as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, are still atrocious.
- Something as simple as reading a sign or opening a chest requires effort to line up correctly, and often results in missed attempts.
- Each time to enter a new room, the camera is focused on link, and not the room, so you have to manually rotate the camera to see the room, every single time.
- While in enclosed rooms, the camera often zooms in on Link's head obscuring your view.
- Even in outdoor regions, the camera often faces Link, rather than show where he's going. This is nice if something is chasing you, but a pain in the butt for the majority of the game.
- There are all sorts of sections in the game where these poor controls and camera angles make something obnoxiously difficult, like trying to throw the bomb flowers into the statues to get across the lava on Dragon Roost Island.
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