Yep! Idk why this game has such issues with close up or first person camera, but I didn't come up with the idea. A large amount of people in the early community had this roofless idea, so feel free to steal :)

Good idea functionally, but looks terrible. You get used to the camera easily.

Yeah, sorry. Not sure what to do about that. Our save files were lost in a PS4 harddrive corruption, so I'm not even sure if we could correct it, if it is saved online on their servers somewhere or something.

In the first section :) dragonquest.fandom.com/wiki/Room_Recipes_(Dragon_Quest_Builders_2). A plaza is just any basically undefined area with a mat for a door, like you see at 0:52

Sorry, I don't know if I understand your question. You can build anywhere on the entire island, even off the island out to a certain distance. People have flatted the whole place and built massive cities. We tend to build more following the natural landscape, though.

@@kalez238 well i though the second part of green gardens is not even interactable with residents living in that dinstict so i only built around tablet target but you showed on the video that all the way to a ruined house is interactable

Unfortunately I didn't have a mic for the ps4 then. It is mostly just me showing off each room with their stats and design.

@@kalez238 ok sorry didn't know that ok

I can't say mine is the best defense, but I could definitely ignore the raids after a while. It could probably have used some redesign for the boss, though. Good luck!

@@kalez238 thanks bro, for now i just dig a ditch around the town, so far ghost and skeleton can't get through it, so i think for now, I'm good 😂

I think it was like 6 blocks up below the floor? And yeah, I built up to avoid destruction from the exploding enemies. Some big guys can cause problems, and when you hear the bomb's twinkle, lead them away. If they don't twinkle because they don't see you, they aren't a problem.

@@kalez238 Sweet! Thanks ☺️

Nooo. Quitting is no fun. Just keep trying and perfecting :)

This was more built for protection than style, which is why it looks so much different than my other bases. The original idea was a "spiral" town, but that didn't work out lol

Feel free to steal ideas ;)

You could just rebuild the hills. :)

Not sure about that, but the code to check it out is in the description

@@kalez238 im poor im just using the pirated version on a potato pc haha. cant connect online .. this is awesome though nice job

@@astra24 Ha, more power to ya. Well, sorry about that and hope you can afford the game some day to enjoy other people's maps.

If only it came out as originally planned, but the camera made things complicated.

Which one?

My wife is very happy to hear that. That was her pet project :D Thanks!

I remade it on zeldatopia kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYaTaKB9gJh9rLs. With more builds.

Danica kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGaQfX1qbbaWmtU that’s another zeldabuild

Thank you 😊

Thanks! This is actually something that a lot of people were using in the first DQB game, so don't give me any credit for it :P

Yes! It was my wife's personal project, and it took her a week or two to get everything working perfectly.

Bumblebean here’s an update of my Zelda build on a buildertopia island. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYaTaKB9gJh9rLs There’s a few other little videos on my channel as well,

Yes we got it from the DLC

SplatFox .citron me too! 😂

Thanks! Yeah, open roofs are so much better for the crappy camera in this game.

Thanks! Maybe a little too compact in some areas, as it makes it difficult to make adjustments or grow, lol.

kalez238 well I myself have always been a sucker for tight areas :p Just makes it really comfortable for some reason haha. How goes your work on the other areas?

Go right ahead! We stole the idea from others LOL

kalez238 I need help getting started with building my Isle of Awakening. I keep putting off starting any major builds aside from the story tasks and some basic housing/bathroom/kitchen and a couple fields. I want to have a cohesive design in mind and not just start building some simple little buildings to only end up demolishing them to make something better. Basically, I am looking for tips to get better at building, or maybe some good video tutorials to watch? I am only really any good at building in the towns on the islands for the story (so far Furrowfield and Krombul-Dun) because there is already an (somewhat) established town layout with boundaries. The completely open nature of IoA is so daunting! I want to make a big, expansive town/city for my residents, but I have no idea where to even begin!

Dave Pearson my Friend has a great channel and tutorials, kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqPIin6rqsSMY7M But Kalez and I we have both expirence in a 2d game making software called rpgmaker, a lot of our simple designs are based on how we learned to use the tiles in that programme to make small games or scenes. The first thing we do is a floor plan, as for the roofs there’s a lot of experimenting left to be done. Use your pc or graph paper and plan out your builds, choose if you want to add to the landscape ( keeping it mostly as it is) or change it. Start with 1 room at a time, And add to that. This town changed a lot in the last month and it keeps growing one small things at a time. I am currently recreating many maps from multiple Zelda’s you can check out my videos as well, although my building and thinking is much slower then others and I don’t edit my videos. If you play on ps4 maybe we can come visit you! Have a good day.

Some minor planning, but mostly it is about building one room at a time, and then making changes as you go. We've changed a lot even since this video, like for example now the park/animal houses are up on the hill and a furniture store has taken their place. (NPCs love buying toilets :P )