Which game is the best open world literal sandbox?
Which game is the best open world literal sandbox?
Robert Thomas
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Eli Wood
Not really Sandbox but Xenoblade Chronicles X has the best open world yet hands down. These guys are pros.
Robert Thompson
best sandbox GTA v undeniably.
The most fun to explore has to be witcher 3
Colton Sullivan
Is the world more interactive than Xenoblade Chronicles? It irritated me that there was this big-ass world with nothing to do in it other than fight monsters.
Nolan Smith
Final Fantasy XIII
Nathaniel Hughes
>no one getting the literal part
You all need some rope
Elijah Collins
>Is the world more interactive than Xenoblade Chronicles?
No.
Cooper Murphy
>underwhelming entry in a great series
>rushed cash-in dogshit that loses any lustre within the first hour of playing it
Wow OP that's a tough one!
Elijah Cruz
Farcry 2
Ryder Price
Fallout1
Jacob Bennett
X can be emulated now, right? Always looked interesting.
Daniel Evans
>sand
Easton Hughes
>It irritated me that there was this big-ass world with nothing to do in it other than fight monsters.
its literally the same thing.
I honestly do think the world looks much better than the first game though but yeah, its just a big ass world but you dont really do anything in it other than fight big ass monsters.
i know some drone is gonna say otherwise and try their hardest to defend the game.
Jordan Rivera
Minecraft with mods
Camden Cook
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Elijah Gutierrez
There's nothing wrong with that though.
Xavier Adams
Christian Perry
>There's nothing wrong with that though.
>nothing wrong
i bet you think BOTW is perfectly fine by just having shrines spread around a big open map and nothing else.
this is partly why gaming is dying because faggots like you who are ok with developers being lazy fucks.
Elijah Ramirez
I'm not a fan of sandbox games, they're coarse and rough and it's irritating going everywhere.
Chase Anderson
I was with you until you brought BotW into it. XBX's world is disappointing because your interaction with the world is practically nonexistent to the point where you're character model will phase right through almost everything. The very first thing I tried to do in that game was run up the millesaur's back. I found out I could not do that and then discovered I could walk through his feet like a ghost. The only real interaction you have with this world that isn't a menu or a battle are when navigating the areas that have vertical level design, those areas help the game out immensely.
In Zelda's case I thought the world was far more intractable than any other open world. This owes a lot to the game's physics engine which is often the unsung hero of what really makes the game. The shrines are an attempt at holding onto an outdated concept but they make for a nice enough progression tracker. The puzzles and mysteries and challenges and experimentation that exists in the open world is the real reason to play the game.
Camden Ortiz
I thought that was Hulk: Ultimate Destruction for a bit there. That game was the bee's knees.
Easton Morales
There is depth to the world of XCX, It's all crafted in a way that would make sense for an alien planet. Zelda is just big for the sake of being big and has too few enemey variety for it to be great. A world doesnt have to be 100% interactive to be good.
Juan Gonzalez
>Whoopsie!
Blake Thompson
Mad Max was a pretty good and fun game, although a bit too much grinding
Joshua Torres
Your standards are horrible, the game's one saving grace is the vehicle combat and even then it's not worth playing the rest of the game for it.
You can have more fun playing an AssCreed game than this shit.