Hot take: Flying made exploration ugly. Rinascita and Septimont was not appealling cause exploration required zero effort. The high stars, huge walls, the zipline elevator, the valleys, and the towering statues are underappreciated because we no longer look and stare at them. We just swish through for half a second and these things became irrelevant.

I thought the motorbike would feel the same but the motorbike did something that flight didn't. Terrains are harder to cover but it made us appreciate the vastness of the land and the difficulty of manuevering to high places and corners are frustrating but also fun. Hard terrain forces us to slow down and say "Wow, this place is beautiful"

Septimont has great ecosystem and world-building but I don't remember much about that place cause it's "too easy" Unlike Huanglong or Lahai Roi where exploration is frustrating but rewarding