22 MORE Things You STILL Didn't Know In Zelda Tears Of The Kingdom 

What versions is it possible on?

​@@Spletz 1.2.1 would be my guess since this video was 7 hours ago.

I'm gonna go inside the great deku tree's mouth🤣

same

Who needs a Thunderclap?

ABSOLUTLY

The fire gleeok’s updraft is fun too!

Wow, I had not thought of that!

@@RinHara5aki 👀 I gotta try that!

btw I'm subscribed to you and Gamespot.

CROTON

No way it's the link to the past guy

what i want to know is if she can go in the depths

@@michmill7007 if she can, will she light up the underworld?

@@ChrisHoulihan don't think so

There’s one exception, and that’s the hot spring in the shrine of resurrection. In the depths below it is… another hot spring! The heat must be coming from even deeper than the depths!

Well keep in mind the shrine is at the bottom of a canyon and to mirror that the lightroot is on top of a giant plateau. I'm not sure what the range of the sensor is exactly, but it looks like the height for the shrine is -83 and the lightroot is -351. So both are relatively close to the Depths ceiling.

@@Chubby_Bub indeed. It’s still an interesting data point that surprised me when I stumbled upon it

Something i noticed, if you don’t play this game you’ll have a better life!!

​@@marccloutier5787stick to your baseball buddy

@@PEAS-ne9gx I’m Canadian we don’t baseball up here

And Dragon-Zelda zooms in to help Link

🎶 Hallelujah it's raining Gleeoks! 🎶

It seems like draconification preserves some of your will and instincts even if you lose your self, perhaps specifically the reason you swallow the stone. The Light Dragon intrinsically knows it's her duty to help Link defeat the Demon King, and the Demon Dragon maintains Ganondorf's goal to take over the entire world with gloom.

tbh, I think they're flat out wrong about her losing herself/that draconification makes you lose yourself. the game's main theme (besides "hands") seems to be "the history you thought you knew is not as correct as you thought it was", and Mineru understands draconification because of what their history tells them. but think about how little data they had on it. they only had the 3 dragons to work with, and those dragons' goals were just to serve their springs. Link is the only one we know of who can speak to the statues, so presumably only we know that they ARE still serving their springs, even if it doesn't really look like it. so to them, it would look like they're just mindlessly flying around in aimless directions/circles. they also don't seem to react to someone standing on them, but do horses and cows bother to react every time a fly lands on it? no. doesn't mean the cow/horse is mindless ether. but we in the future see otherwise, even with the original 3. Dinraal changes her path when the Sheikah quest requires it, knowing what she needs to do for a challenge made both by and for people who existed *long* after they originally draconified. as well, if we look at all of Zelda's behavior, she stays around the great sky island in order to keep an eye on Link's progress. she's mentally strong enough to project herself into the room so she can give Link her sage power, and knows that then he is ready for her to remove the cloud barrier now that he's ready. she tracks him across the land of hyrule and keeps track of what memories he's collected, and only once he's seen all of them (and she's there watching him when he sees the last one, she is *actively* tracking him) does she drop the real last one. she recognizes when it's him collecting the master sword on her head, and no matter where you are when you grab it she specifically goes back to the place she draconified to drop him off. she could have just continued flying wherever she was and just let him jump, but instead she dropped him off, and at an emotionally significant location. then in the final battle she still is able to track him in the air and juke dragondorf's bite *at speed!* as well, dragondorf also has the presence of mind to continue attacking Zelda and link and even grabbing him in the room AS he's transforming. absolutely NONE of this implies any of them are "mindless" or have "lost themselves". but I think the biggest hint is when Rauru sees Zelda in the temple and says he doesn't understand how that's possible, because it shouldn't be possible. that is almost outright telling us, before we even know what he's talking about, that they were wrong. but, I do also agree with you. I think it's the strength of her will and her love for Link that's kept her going for all those centuries, helping her to keep her mind sharp on her task and priorities, to not let the passage of time numb her mind and make her lose sight of her goal. something that I think the lack of attributed to the seeming "mindlessness" of the other 3.

Try pal. Youll be legend

Who cares lol

I also love the boss skip tho I want a video describing how you do it exactly.

unless the ancient hero just so happens to be named Link also

I'd expect he _was_ named Link. You could even theorize he's named after the current Link since Zelda told people about him in the past.

@@Chubby_Bub and wouldn't it be hilarious if, because of the ancient heros legend, links parents decide to name him that way in honor of it.

@@thebaseandtriflingcreature174 I was being a bit silly with the Link idea, but I do like to think Rauru and Sonia named their child after Zelda and this started the tradition of Hyrulean princesses being named Zelda

I think the TX? is meant for best CG movies and powerpoint games. Their GOTY has nothing to do with the best game of the year.

Cope

Probably the msgnotfound master sword.