zeldahero3
Zelda Forever!
- Joined
- Nov 26, 2012
- Location
- The Stock Pot Inn (East Clock Town)
Ok, picture this. You turn on the game, and you see an online multiplayer option. You click on it, and you see Link, with your Nintendo 3ds name above him, with a button next to him saying Find Game. You click on it, and enter a lobby with up to 12 players, allowing 6 Links on each team. One team would start in Dark World, Other would start in the light world, and they each have 30 seconds to hide their piece of the Triforce anywhere in the Light/ Dark world Overworld. After the 30 seconds, You look down on your touch screen and see a map of your team's Trifroce hiding location, and several portals scattered throughout the world, which would lead you to the oppisite world you are in. The Objective is simple, whichever team captures the other teams triforce part first, ends the game, and they win. Remember, you can roam stay in your starting world and defend your piece of the Triforce, or go try to find the other piece of the Triforce in the oppisite world. Every Link starts out with only a shield. They then have to find certain items in hidden chests throughout the world. Some chests are locked, and require you to level up more to unlock them. So, basically, A 6v6, capture the flag deathmatch between two worlds, and hidden items scattered throughout the two worlds. When you finish a match, you go back into the lobby, and it tells you how much experience/ levels you have gained during that one match, and what items found in chests can be unlocked. Every game, the chests are also moved to new locations, making each game a unique experience. The ruppes you collect, from killing other players, can be used to unlock dungeon battles. These dungeons would be specially designed for multiplayer, and is the same as the other mode, but all of the action is being placed in a dungeon. And as you collect more and more ruppess from playing matches, the more and more dungeons you could unlock to play in. This would be the best multiplayer experience ever, Nintendo.