You have a point. But to answer your question, well, yeah. Polygon density, foliage levels and even some texture blurriness was quite visible even in that video. Not to mention the lack of critters would have been noticeable regardless of video resolution, heh.
(This might be one of the things remaining to add of course - or so one can only hope, as the world seemed really barren at this stage of development.)In terms of content, yeah, it looks somewhat empty but regarding the graphical level it didn't seem worse than what has been shown before.You have a point. But to answer your question, well, yeah. Polygon density, foliage levels and even some texture blurriness was quite visible even in that video. Not to mention the lack of critters would have been noticeable regardless of video resolution, heh.
Attention to details, fine tuned gameplay, great art, and innovation are what I love Nintendo forIn retrospect it's curious that nobody's done auto-horsing before, as it makes a lot of logical sense when you think about it. Players on mounts in the past seem have been considered just the player, simply moving faster. Not mounted atop what is essentially a self-aware other creature.
Here's hoping there's other smart details hidden away inside this game!
(And will we have fishing again, with a proper wiimote, I wonder...)
In retrospect it's curious that nobody's done auto-horsing before, as it makes a lot of logical sense when you think about it. Players on mounts in the past seem have been considered just the player, simply moving faster. Not mounted atop what is essentially a self-aware other creature.
Here's hoping there's other smart details hidden away inside this game!
(And will we have fishing again, with a proper wiimote, I wonder...)
Wow, okay! I did not know that (never played that game...) Cheers!
What is "auto horsing" Are we talking horse cruise control or will the horse actually navigate paths to reach a destination using magical equine GPS?
