legend of zelda breath of the wild laser monster

We put it here because this part of the map was a bit empty and we needed to hide 12 more seeds in this map zone.I get the appeal of Breath of the Wild, because Elden Ring does similar things. Here's a simple puzzle to get a Korok seed.

Whereas in Breath of the Wild it was just. We put it here because this part of the map was a bit empty and we needed to hide 12 more seeds in this map zone. Skyrim has far too many caves where it's just a monster or some bandits with no context.

Add to that some pretty cool worldbuilding and it works for me. There was an archaeological dig here and you can follow their discoveries. Survivors tried to live through a radiation storm in the cellar, but starved to death. Smugglers hid out in a cave, which also held a vampire. Even the minor loot you find tells a story. The difference for me is that especially in the earlier Bethesda games, there's always a pretty good chance that if I walk into a random cave/bunker/ruin/fortress, there's a small story there, told mostly through environmental storytelling and maybe a few letters or diaries.

And it's kinda the opposite of what Breath of the Wild is doing. I like what the Bethesda games do a lot, in the parts where they are doing it well.

Legend of zelda breath of the wild laser monster