Open world

>open world

>open world

>closed world

>open world

>multi-path level

>linear
>no inventory or loot system

>Infinite world

comfy

>closed circuit

Open world games killed gaming. Yeah sure all this big empty space and copy pasted textures sure makes a game exciting.

> procedurally generated open world roguelike

>Game advertised as "Open World"
>World is locked behind barriers of "Finish X Quest" before you can proceed.

what

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>open world
>you can't go into space

>Game has NG+ that is almost a whole new second game.

>world is only open til 9 pm

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>JRPG has a world map
>with secrets

>Open world
>Every guard knows of your crimes instantly.

>infinite world

>biomes don't transition whatsoever
>geography makes no sense, spawn a snow mountain in the middle of some plains. no real mountain ranges or anything
>no sense of elevation
>walk straight for 2 minutes and everything is generated the same

what's the point

>no crafting

>open world

>open world
>"you can't go that way"

>Open World
>by any ubisoft studio
>by todd howard

By the time you can craft something, there's already vendors and random drops that are better.

>You are leaving the mission area. Return or mission will end

>invincible npcs

>play this semi-open world game user!
>it's actually semi-closed world game

>Game advertised a full of exploration and open world.
>It actually fucking delivers.

>indie open world survival game with crafting system

>open world
>travel too far in any direction
>the world turns into an vast, twisted mass of rock, threaded with arrow-straight caves hundreds of miles long

>What can we do to revitalize our series?
>Lets get rid of the world map, that's the problem.
Bamco pls.

>nueral network

All open worlds do that, it's just none of them reward you anything worthwhile. Everywhere you go, there's common items and nothing unique.

>day/night cycle only lasts 24 minutes
>you don't get a stealth bonus at night

>enemy AI is unaffected
>they can see you when you can't see them

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