Majora's Mask 3D

Ha! It's interesting how you only posted the most vague part of the answer previously to support yourself. Now lets look at the first sentence in the answer where the word "video game" is specified (because that's what we're discussing after all, isn't it?)

An open world is a type of video game level design where a player can roam freely through a virtual world and is given considerable freedom in choosing how or when to approach objectives.
Is there a virtual world you can explore?
Is there freedom in choosing how or when to approach certain objectives? (underlined "when" because no game emphasized on that more than Majora's Mask)
 
Ha! It's interesting how you only posted the most vague part of the answer previously to support yourself. Now lets look at the first sentence in the answer where the word "video game" is specified (because that's what we're discussing after all, isn't it?)

An open world is a type of video game level design where a player can roam freely through a virtual world and is given considerable freedom in choosing how or when to approach objectives.
Is there a virtual world you can explore?
Is there freedom in choosing how or when to approach certain objectives? (underlined "when" because no game emphasized on that more than Majora's Mask)

cant really call it a discussion when all ive done is pasted a paragraph from wikipedia lol
 
I meant the discussion going on in this thread. But yeah. Zelda in general is meant to be Open World. Just some titles were less Open World than others (Skyward Sword for example).
 
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I meant the discussion going on in this thread. But yeah. Zelda in general is meant to be Open World. Just some titles were less Open World than others (Skyward Sword for example).

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Zelda U on the other hand....
 
I meant the discussion going on in this thread. But yeah. Zelda in general is meant to be Open World. Just some titles were less Open World than others (Skyward Sword for example).

Are you hating on skyward sword
 
Oh yeah! Looks really amazing. I really hope their next direct would mainly be discussing Zelda Wii U.
Edit: lol no, I love skyward sword. Even though there wasn't much to explore outside Skyloft, it compensated with its combat.
 
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What am I suppose to do after I get the ocarina back? It let's me travel throughout a few areas but I have no idea what I'm suppose to do next. I left off where I got the fairy mask and I went to the swamp where I found the witch in the mystery woods but I didn't have anything to heal there and ughh I'll stop rambling. >.<
 
What am I suppose to do after I get the ocarina back? It let's me travel throughout a few areas but I have no idea what I'm suppose to do next. I left off where I got the fairy mask and I went to the swamp where I found the witch in the mystery woods but I didn't have anything to heal there and ughh I'll stop rambling. >.<
You need to go to the Southern Swamp and do the Koume/Kotake quest, go to the Deku palace and learn the Sonata of Awakening, and go to Woodfall to enter the temple.
 
Southern swamp is where you get a song from an owl? If so I got the song. I don't know where woodfall is but I'll try and find it. Thanks!
 
*trys to advance in Great Bay Temple for 30 minutes*
*RQs and decides to take 1 day break from the game*
 
The "them" part of the game at Romani Ranch was much easier and less stressful than I remember it being. I feel like they may have slowed down the aliens? Either way, no complaints from me.

I feel kind of wasteful for using another cycle to do side quests, but I always prefer to do the Anju/ Kafei quest on its own, and I'd like to start the Great Bay Temple with all three days, just in case. Too bad I won't be able to do it until after the Great Bay Temple, and I haven't even gotten the Mikau mask yet.
 
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