Nintendo is currently looking to recruit a level designer for the next entry in The Legend of Zelda franchise. The person who gets the job will create various events, dungeons, the game’s fields, and also the enemies Link will encounter on his journey. The applicant will design these and then implement them into the game.
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LoZ mobile entry?
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Dream job right there. If only I had my degree, several years of experience, and the Japanese language under my belt. I think I’ll skip this one.
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Kind of late if it’s console since it’s been a while since BoTW finished.
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Unless they are reusing the engine to create a sequel for in about 2 years.
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I wouldn’t mind if they used the same general map of Hyrule again, with some changes, more enemy variation, etc. More rebuilt villages with more NPCs, actual dungeons instead of just a big maze…..
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Which I would be perfectly ok with this
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Perhaps a sequel to a link between worlds?
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A sequel to A Link Between Worlds exists, it’s called Tri Force Heroes.
Not so sure about this job listing being for the next entry in the series though as the handheld team weren’t involved with Breath of the Wild and finished their last game in 2015. Whatever they’re working on will be the next entry surely and then the 2D Switch game afterwards.
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They should have done that years ago. The divine beasts and the shrines are piss poor excuses for zelda dungeons.
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Well they should have thought of that when they started working on the next title of the game.
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Great, perhaps they can think of more than 5 different enemies. Seriously, the enemy variety in BotW is terrible.
And make some REAL dungeons next time. The Divine Beasts were lame and lacked all of the fun and atmosphere of dungeons past.
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Fingers crossed for another cdi game.
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