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Originally Posted by Sider Ament I would only be okay with this if they changed the map and redid the locations so it would appear different. Like Hyrule from OoT to TP. Change enough so it looks fresh. Set further in time where technology has advanced more, which would have altered the landscape.
If this was the case, then I'd be all forth of this idea.
If it was the same layout, same landscape, jsut prettier graphics, then I'd say no. |
Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Either a time where the Termina we know is radically different (whether it's years before or after the events or
MM), or a whole new Termina set beyond the borders we know from
MM, some what like the new area of Hyrule we see in
TP.
It would be fun if the people of clock town have moved to a new location, and re-visiting old clock town to find it in ruins or see past locations of
MM abandoned

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Originally Posted by Exblade 26 Kind of hard to say, If they made another zelda game that feature Koholinit, Labyrana, World of the Ocean King, Termina. Then I would say that would be a great idea.
but since all the "alternative lands" have only been featured once, I dont think revisiting Termina would be the best idea, I would rather see a new "alternative land" than a repeat. |
Yeah of course, seeing a new place all together is nicer imo, a fresh start.
But Termina could be a much bigger place than what we know, it could have more to it beyond the borders we saw in
MM, and it'd already have a strong foundation to start with, what with the things we know, and don't know, about the ancient tribe, the wars in Ikana Canyon, and all that.
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Originally Posted by Vulpes I have mixed feelings about it.
I'd like to know more about Termina...
...but knowing more about Termina could ruin it. |
Yeah I'm pretty much the same.
Knowing more could ruin all the mystery and theories we all have of how things came to be in Termina.
It seems like one of those places which should be left untouched so that we can be left with our imagination to fill in the voids of the things which remain unanswered.
But if done right, it could actually make Termina much more interesting!