Justac00lguy
BooBoo
I know this series isn't one to recreate mature themes from the real world, but I feel such themes could work well to show the gap between the rich and the poor which isn't really made clear in Hyrule as we know.
In Hyrule you have the main castle and the surrounding town being seemingly rich and prosperous, then you have some of the more middle class towns (Kakariko Village) and then what seems like the more poor working class areas (Ordon Village). In reality you would see a clear distinction between such areas: Hyrule Castle would be this grand rich area where prices are high, shops are abundant and the residents are snobby. While the more lower class areas would be more organic (farms and such) working in a very labour-like fashion to put basic food on the table - npcs would be more homely but also slightly less up beat.
Potentially I could see this adding a bit of depth to the places and people of Hyrule and create a little bit of much needed diversity. What do you guys thing?
In Hyrule you have the main castle and the surrounding town being seemingly rich and prosperous, then you have some of the more middle class towns (Kakariko Village) and then what seems like the more poor working class areas (Ordon Village). In reality you would see a clear distinction between such areas: Hyrule Castle would be this grand rich area where prices are high, shops are abundant and the residents are snobby. While the more lower class areas would be more organic (farms and such) working in a very labour-like fashion to put basic food on the table - npcs would be more homely but also slightly less up beat.
Potentially I could see this adding a bit of depth to the places and people of Hyrule and create a little bit of much needed diversity. What do you guys thing?