Captain Toad
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What do you mean?
What do you mean?
I do have to admit that I was a little salty about the BOTW comparison done by the OP, but I am being sincere that I think BOTW did deserve to score 2 or 3 points less.
Odyssey, while it didn't (truly) revolutionize anything, brough a game structure that Mario and the gaming industry haven't seen at that level of quality in what, 20 years? Honestly, the game has not one single flaw in what it sets out to do. Hell, it even manages to have a decent narrative, in which the prior games basically boiled down to "save the princess!" and little else.Whenever people talk about an Odyssey sequel, its about how they want more of what the game had already done, and not how to fix its flaws, because honestly there are any. I always love when Nintendo does something completely unique with Mario. But if they did Odyssey 2, which is basically the first game with a few more moviment options with more realms, I'll hyped beyond belief.
BOTW is different. It completely changed how a Zelda game plays, and it did revolutionized how to make open world games, but it has some glaring and frankly deep flaws. The story is as thin as a paper. Honestly it kind of feels that Miyamotto wrote the story. "Story? Nah, just make Ganondorf destroy everything, kidnap Zelda, and have Link fix Hyrule". Its such a dissapointment compared to previous Zelda games. The dungeons are also a dissapointment. The first time you enter one of the Divine Beasts is cool, but it becomes a bore later.The music is also a huge letdown, even if I understand why they went with that.
Amd that's the difference. When Odyssey sequel is talked about, the focus is on what else it could do, since the first one is so good. With BOTW, the focus is on how to fix is flaws, and not on how to expand what is already there.
But both games are masterpieces, there is no denying that.
It's not a 97 to me. I don't think it's a bad game but it's the only mainline entry Mario game that I got bored with a few hours in.
No desire to go back to it. Just wasn't feeling it at all. Again though, I don't think it's a bad game.
Yea, weird is a good way to describe it. The game has fantastic production value and there wasn't anything that struck me as bad, I just didn't enjoy playing it, lol.It's a weird game
Spectacular controls. Sharp Visuals.
Dreadful level design and objectives. Lacks the magic of previous Mario games. Something is definitely missing, and the art style is not nearly as strong as previous games. It's almost like the Ubisoft take on Mario.
Odyssey is talked about, even if not all the time. And its always on the top three of most lists of best Switch games.I think it's worse, all we can say for sure is that the general interest with this game died within months unlike a lot of those other examples.
When critics or gamers talk about the GOTG or the GOAT it is rarely brought up.
Who uses Opencritic for that? In Metacritic there are plenty games with a 97 or 98 score.Looks at my post that you quoted. I stated there that it's a 97 on Opencritic, which makes it the greatest game of all time according to that score. No game has scored higher.
I snipped the quote but this entire post is exactly how I feel about it. What I thought worked in opening up BotW and having those emergent gameplay experiences didn't really translate over to Mario at all. I just felt like I wanted a more focused objective in mind rather than doing a lot of just stumbling upon moons like they're some random collectible vs. the main objective.TL: DR the oversaturation of the moons in odyssey makes collecting 10 of them not nearly as satisfying as getting one star in mario 64.