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Map-Adventure A Terraria Adventure: The Legend of Zelda - Two Worlds
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I really wanted to love this one. Great visuals, smart puzzles. But some of the puzzles were a bit too much for me and it was too easy to get lost.
I couldn't figure out one or two of those flail switches for example. I always have items on me so I can save myself some frustration; ended up Lunar Flaring some of them.
The platforming required a bit too much precision at times as well. Maybe I'm just an old git with poor reflexes, but at times I thought to myself: Would it have killed them to lower this platform by just one block or move that block a little closer?
The worst thing for me was the confusion though. There's no story told here, no direction given, and there's a lot of running back and forth. Teleporting to the other world made things even more confusing for me and I was often scouring the map, trying to find a spot that I hadn't been to yet or where that gap was that I couldn't jump before. This map took me a long time to finish, which normally wouldn't be a bad thing, but the backtracking and searching frustrated me.
Too much linearity is also definitely a bad thing though, so I can totally see how this might have to do with my personality.
So, yeah, I think this IS a great map. A lot of effort went into it, the puzzles are smart and the scenery is very pretty. People who like to get lost in a world, to explore, not caring about getting stuck or needing to backtrack lots of times, then this'll be a great map for them. You can spend a LOT of time playing this map.
I think I just lacked a tiny bit of extra patience that this map required. Some fake npc's (mannequins) giving some vague hints where to go would have made things a bit easier.
So yeah, if you have more patience than me (and there's a 99.9% chance that you have), definitely give this a try!
I couldn't figure out one or two of those flail switches for example. I always have items on me so I can save myself some frustration; ended up Lunar Flaring some of them.
The platforming required a bit too much precision at times as well. Maybe I'm just an old git with poor reflexes, but at times I thought to myself: Would it have killed them to lower this platform by just one block or move that block a little closer?
The worst thing for me was the confusion though. There's no story told here, no direction given, and there's a lot of running back and forth. Teleporting to the other world made things even more confusing for me and I was often scouring the map, trying to find a spot that I hadn't been to yet or where that gap was that I couldn't jump before. This map took me a long time to finish, which normally wouldn't be a bad thing, but the backtracking and searching frustrated me.
Too much linearity is also definitely a bad thing though, so I can totally see how this might have to do with my personality.
So, yeah, I think this IS a great map. A lot of effort went into it, the puzzles are smart and the scenery is very pretty. People who like to get lost in a world, to explore, not caring about getting stuck or needing to backtrack lots of times, then this'll be a great map for them. You can spend a LOT of time playing this map.
I think I just lacked a tiny bit of extra patience that this map required. Some fake npc's (mannequins) giving some vague hints where to go would have made things a bit easier.
So yeah, if you have more patience than me (and there's a 99.9% chance that you have), definitely give this a try!