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Message: [QUOTE="MasterEn, post: 66315, member: 3287"] i loved playing the game too. got about 200 hours on 2 save files. slowly working on 100%. zelda games have for the most part been open world, but in the more traditional sense; similar to pokemon, final fantasy, pikmin. zelda 1 was more open but eventually whether through the use of a player's guide/walkthrough or just from playing, you go through the dungeons in order. doing so gets you sub weapons and items that are useful in other dungeons and for overworld exploration. the subsequent games do this as well up to skyward sword. even with ocarina you can explore, but it becomes slowly obvious that you need to find the next dungeon, which will give you your next item upgrade, allowing for more exploration. i've heard of twilight princess being the most linear of the series, and it is also my favorite game in the series. it is linear, but it is telling an actual story, so it has to. very few games also for sequence breaking the story, if any. you're probably right, the next game will be more zelda quest builders. i like dragon quest builders, but it's not why i play zelda games. [/QUOTE]

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