OH FUCK THAT REMINDS ME
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wait maybe it’s just a hole. ignore me I’ve only played it once fake gamer thank you for your tribute I do love well village though
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Nier has some excellent towns that I love hanging out in but Facade holds a special place for me just for how much effort is put into designing it around the town’s rules and culture. Excellent OST too. I could live there.
Tattoo candidate for me
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every town in opoona is a chance to explore a new art museum
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no, there is a well that you knock a rock into and then a dead guy pops out and gives you a flask shard
the huge conspicuous hole seemed like a funny cool gesture when i first stepped into majula, BUT i anticipated an interconnected world, and i thought that the hole would be a shortcut/sequence break
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I’m telling you. Well Village.
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ohhh doy how did i forget this it’s like one of the first things i do whenever i replay the game
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immediately recognized that town from the two minutes I played while drunk at the meetup while five people walked by in succession each saying “is this chulip I never played it”
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Is that Chulip? I never played it.
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Santa Destroy is hard to beat. Despite being sunny and bright it’s completely dead and empty feeling. Completely mundane city. I like the version that exists in 3 but 1 is hard to match.
Essential mood:
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I know we talked this to death years ago, but I still love Santa Destroy just for what it is and not as some sort of critique of GTA or whatever we were investing it with. Just a big space to occasionally stumble across T-shirts in.
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Yeah it has its own podunk quality that I think works independent of GTA. Like I can see that interpretation but it isn’t why I remember it fondly.
Of GTAs towns I think only the first island of Liberty City in 3 stands out, but more for its level design than a sense of place
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the name is perfect too
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Maybe a safe/boring opinion, but I really like most of the towns in Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom. Lots of domestic and natural spaces to poke around.
Nowhere near as dynamic as those Zelda games, but I thought the towns in Harvestella were really lovely to look at. I also liked that I could just bump into my party members going for strolls, shopping, enjoying views, etc.
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The big city in Landstalker is so good they built a giant replica of it for TGS when they made the cancelled PSP remake.
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Remake of Final Fantasy VII’s Wall Market is somewhere I’d spend a night drinking.
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There’s no shortage of anime and manga that have made me nostalgic for a semi-rural Japanese adolescence that I never actually had, but I was always especially charmed by Inaba in Persona 4
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