МИНИ-КАРТЫ РАЗРУШИЛИ ИГРОВУЮ ИНДУСТРИЮ?! (Skyrim, Assassin's Creed, The Legend of Zelda)

Learn to Create Games from Scratch with a Job Guarantee on my author's course. Follow the link - https://ijunior.ru/unity-start?utm_so... I will teach you how to make games from scratch and guarantee employment - https://ijunior.ru/unity-start?utm_so... Nobody likes to get lost in video games! Well, except for the most hardened fans of Dark Souls. The rest of the players don't really like this feeling when you've already climbed all the corridors in Skyrim and rooms, looked into all the doors and knocked on the heads of all the opponents - but still don't understand where to go next! Therefore, to prevent the player from getting lost, developers place invisible walls in locations, hang an arrow with the desired direction on the screen, and highlight the correct route. All this is called "navigation assistance", but it feels as if the players are simply "led by the hand", like little children. And the trouble is that over the past twenty years we have become so accustomed to these hints that we no longer notice how, when entering the game, we immediately look for not a path in the forest, but a pointer on the mini-map. Not the right building, but a quest marker hanging in the air. We have become not adventurers, but sheep obediently following the route. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:25 - The Art of Immersive Navigation 5:00 - Map 11:15 - Compass 15:40 - Navigators (GPS) 19:48 - How Navigation Harms Games 30:15 - Level Design 31:30 - Forms 34:15 - Landmarks 37:25 - Color and Light 39:40 - Interface 43:55 - Game World 49:20 - Conclusions My Telegram - https://t.me/sakutin_csharp/ My Agava Studio - https://agava.tech/ My Book - http://csharpbook.sakutin.ru YAJunior: Group - https://vk.com/holymonkey_sandbox CHAT IN TELEGA - https://t.me/csharp_faggots_fan_club Discord -   / discord