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Imagine you're given the chance to get Zero's best aspects and put it into a multiplayer experience. What would locales and ships would you incorporate?
For playable vehicles I'd include the Arwing and Wolfen, and at the very least try to make a map based on sector alpha(?). Walker mode multiplayer would be interesting if you designed the levels to have clever hiding spots then can also be flushed out and not to easily exploitable.

If you'd like to detail your choice, please feel free!

My younger brother and I had a conversation regarding both Star Fox Guard and its online gameplay. Why are robots constantly being sent to destroy a mining core? I suggested that maybe this became a sport after the events of the single player story levels. He didn't believe it at first, until I told him the actual value of sports in real life.
Basically, Grippy tells his story to the paparazzi, and plays them footage of the many battles the player had with the robot army. A group of corporate idiots see this footage, and blatantly ask, "Can we play that?" Then, they spend millions o' dollars to rebuild the robots, build replicas of the mining bases, and re-purpose the cores as goal posts, then demo these arenas across various cities and colonies, asking them, if they want to play.
Could this seemingly ridiculous idea become an actual sport in the world of Lylat?

This is yet another ramble about how Star Fox Zero could have been a much better game. This time, I'm gonna talk about a simple idea that came to my head as I revisited the game.
While I was on Corneria defending the tower, I thought of what could have been a better camera angle for Star Fox Zero. What if the camera angle was positioned just a few meters behind and slightly above the vehicle, similar to Project Sylpheed's or even Star Fox Assault's while keeping the gyro-controlled free-aiming? In On-Rails Sections, arrows indicating the boundaries could be implemented again.
Advantages?
More stunning angles when looking around. Camera could still be programmed to pan to different viewpoints, i.e. when looking down, put the camera under the Arwing or Gravmaster. The First Person P.O.V. can still be used if one so desires, keeping the second screen relevant. But I feel that a change P.O.V. button would no longer be needed. Like my idea? Hate it? Fine with the current view? Tell me so. Let's start a discussion!
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Thank you all to whichever one of you decided to read my Ranting Time. I'm not doing this because I want likes, but one would certainly be fulfilling, nonetheless. I'm doing this simply because... well, I've done it many times before as a simple reply. Why not expand on it, am I right? Anyone is welcome to share their thoughts, as well, however. What did you think of my rant? Did you enjoy it? Do you have any constructive criticism that I should probably hear? Please tell me, so I can improve with every word I continue to type with just one finger! Take it easy, now!