Its a first person adventure/puzzle game not a Suikoden-style recruitment rpg, so "great man" elements are somewhat unavoidable.
And one of the enduring themes of Zelda, particularly since Ocarina of Time, is going from one corner of the map to another and making friends/allies with the diverse cast of Hyrulean peoples along the way.
And one of the enduring themes of Zelda, particularly since Ocarina of Time, is going from one corner of the map to another and making friends/allies with the diverse cast of Hyrulean peoples along the way.
Surely this'd lend itself perfectly to it, then? You go from region to region to unite whatever race of beings there is in that particular game and the final shodown is all of them coming together.
I mean they have this already in the sense that it's usually Zelda AND Link taking down Ganon, just expand. Really wouldn't have to change too much around I feel
Its a first person adventure/puzzle game not a Suikoden-style recruitment rpg, so "great man" elements are somewhat unavoidable.
And one of the enduring themes of Zelda, particularly since Ocarina of Time, is going from one corner of the map to another and making friends/allies with the diverse cast of Hyrulean peoples along the way.
Surely this'd lend itself perfectly to it, then? You go from region to region to unite whatever race of beings there is in that particular game and the final shodown is all of them coming together.
I mean they have this already in the sense that it's usually Zelda AND Link taking down Ganon, just expand. Really wouldn't have to change too much around I feel