How Tears of the Kingdom FIXED Breath of the Wild 

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You spoiled that I could climb, how could you

the game has the best comabt

Should've done that earlier

Oh yeah I only found the shrine sensor after about 80 hours lol

@@GeddyRC I barely am the game and got it 200 hours in

Loved finding the hidden room in the Forgotten temple with all the memories mapped out… after I discovered all of the memories on my own. Or digging out that key thing in Gerudo that required Riju to zap it to uncover the dungeon… before ever meeting her. Especially rewarding when the characters acknowledge it in the game that you’ve already completed the following step.

I just use the sensors for caves instead

Wombat is always appreciated in every game

Quality wombat

I love the wombat system

TOTK truly has one of the wombat systems out there

When Link said: " it's wombating time " and wombat everywhere I cried a lot

I feel it more 7/10, some things could've been better

@@rockowlgamer631 well almost all critics gave it a 10/10

@@laser_uhhhh That's called advertisement, many will listen to critics to decide whether or not to play the game, it isn't 10/10

Elden Ring,BOTW and TOTK have shown just how shit western developer open world games are.

@@rockowlgamer631That is the case with any game. You really should focus on what it does well and how it outweighs the flaws to determine a score.

I was hoping someone would say this. Once you become recall-brained, you can never go back. (unless you use recall)

Dad left for milk? Recall Click on a link online? Rickroll

I use recall far more than i used the Stasis Rune.

I still liked stasis more but yeah recall is awesome, I wish I could use it while airborne tho

recall feels like using cntrl z whenever i make a mistake and yeet my airbike off a sky island

i didnt get off the sky island until like 5 hours in fr

@@zjazjaz frr i just kept getting distracted, i couldn’t do anything without getting sidetracked

I spent 70 hours with th out the paraglider, halfway through it was out of spite

@@timohara7717 I tried so so hard to get into the Depths without the paraglider (I didn't go to Lookout Landing)

Tears of the Kingdom was a funny case for me cause I'd always dread launching the game due to feeling overwhelmed, but then I'd start playing and be hooked all day. The parts that had me feeling overwhelmed in-game I can safely say were my fault, cause I wanted to have as many of every material as possible so I could go back to my file and mess around with them, and it lead to me searching every corner of every area for every material possible and hardly ever using them, which was really annoying at times. The beauty of this though is that although there are millions of things to do across the 3 layers, how much of it you engage with is entirely up to you. Missed a Zonaite Deposit at an enemy camp? Who cares? There's a damn near infinite amount everywhere else around you. Now that I have my mess-around file, I'm really looking forward to a second playthrough where I don't feel the need to do every single thing; I can imagine how much of a blast that's gonna be.

Yep. The game design in that aspect it genius. Exploring the sky makes you want to go to the depths, exploring the depths makes you want to explore the sky.

Add to that the underground having zero shields, food items, and cooking pots and it really feels like you've got to prepare to explore it, while also having plenty of rewards for actually exploring it.

From one place to the next: Surface -> Sky, for obvious reasons Sky -> the Debts with treasure locations on the Debts map, Sundelions and a great view on some Chasms from above giving you motivation to jump down. the Debts -> Surface, since you eventually need food, cooking as someone mentioned earlier, good equipment, healing the gloomed hearts and the shrines being connected to lightroots, which are great to see in distance often Afterwards, repeat 😂

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No cap

some would say goated perhaps even with the sauce

Definitely trying that on my second playthrough!

how did u get the master sword?

@@17poolio Ah so any story progressive things that needed hearts/stamina I went an upgraded the get those things done. Once I did those things, I sold everything back to the demon statue. So there IS an asterisk next to my claim. But every dungeon, boss fight, and final dungeon/boss was done with 1 wheel and 3 hearts 😁

wait but you dont need it to beat the game right?

@@chargegarg8234 oh no not at all! I just wanted to for my own sake and I wanted every other advantage I could get It definitely helped lol

Something awoke inside me when I first met her. I am forever changed.

Very crucial without it the game would die

@@TristanSmith-Hargrove fr

Key part of the game, could not live without it...

She’s a fun character with a good personality, and never says anything boring. She’s also hot as shit.

Bonus, kill octorocks instantly

Yeah Recall is honestly just as useful and versatile as all the other abilties.

I used it to harass the Talus bosses. Don't throw a rock at me if you're not prepared to take a rock thrown at you.

⁠@@orchidaflameyeah exactly that’s why it’s actually a very useful ability not only does it have uses in Puzzles but also in the combat

i also like that you can recall projectiles enemies sent at you back towards them

Just destroy them

i know, that and the house room limit are my two big gripes about the game. not including gameplay, i’m sad that they removed kass.. but kept his little house thing and the rest of his family and even have him mentioned by NPCs

​@@Sqk.the house limit, for one should be 20 not 15, second the fact that you can't choose color nor roofing is a disgrace, third WHY AREN'T THERE ANY WINDOWS.

they should patch in a limit of 30 and new design imo.@@draconomega

I just had sage abilities turned off.

haha ragdoll go brrrr

i whish it did a bit more damage tough, even if it's cool it's kinda of obsolete by the time you get it.

@@draconomega Yeah, it looks cool but is completely useless.

Wdym its in the game?

u can get it from robbie@@soupy4175

​@@soupy4175it's in the game what else

I thought Purah lmfao

Agreed and I also share his sentiment of just put a link between worlds on the switch, that game was so good take the good parts of totk and the good parts of that game... I could only imagine.

ACTiVe StOrYtElling

Wow

yeah, same. i feel like the only reason people enjoy this game is because they havent played botw in years. all the new additions didnt do enough for me after like 20 hours. (plus i feel like they didnt add as many combat options as people say. people always use the same like 3 examples (puffshroom, muddlebud, building a death machine) which yes! are fun! for like, 3 hours.)

I played through Breath of the Wild again right before Tears of the Kingdom, and I had a great time. Not to take away from your sentiment, but I find the game is only really the same in more surface level ways like the map and format to some extent. Otherwise, the actual content in the various quests is completely different, and things like Hyrule Castle and the Regional Phenomena do a great job playing on your knowledge of how these places are supposed to feel. Things like the enemy camps I can see feeling too similar, but they had enough new idea with them that it didn't bother me.

did you just not touch 90% of the new content,

I played 3 saves of BotW adding up to around 400 hours and still managed to play through and have fun with TotK.

Uhh, you've got it the wrong way around. Spears are multiplied by .75, and are WEAKER than listed, while heavy swords get multiplied by about 1.05, making them STRONGER than listed.

@@mixtressreveOh ok i just googled and you are right. I guess Croton was wrong because i only said what he said in his video

Strange

I remember seeing someone play the Shrine where you have to build a sand mobile to reach an orb that gets launched to the other side of the room, and he just quickly used Recall on the orb and brought it right back over to him, skipping like half the Shrine. My mind was blown.

also, there is a good reason to fight enemies. especially KEESE. GIVE ME YOUR EYEBALLS

This is such a minor thing, but I was so happy when I started going for the final few Shrines and realized I can just use the Lightroots to find all of them instead of Google Images like I'd do in Breath of the Wild.

What is the chamorro word for boobs

@@stolenmonkey7477 Susu

You definitely aren't alone. If you seek any video disagreeing on the overwhelming positive sentiment, you'll find others not thrilled with ToTK as well. A couple of common points brought up is that the map is largely the same as BOTWs, lack of true Zelda dungeons, and lack of enemy variety. Some also hate Zonai devices and think it ruins the aesthetics of what makes a Zelda game. For me, I largely enjoy it and can spend hours doing whatever, but I do wish there was more enemy variety and a new map to explore aside from the underground one. That and the champion abilities are good, but the way of activating them needs a rework.

Yeah the whole video just feels like either a parody of sequelitis or just stealing someone else's style as his own

@@canaira yeah imo he didn't go far enough in either direction to make his intention clear. The references are so prevalent and constant that they're obviously not coincidences, but they also aren't made a big enough focus to feel like a parody.

You reached all the way to 60 percent? Wow

Me when triple shot bomb arrow in botw

Time bombs and you can create sounds then go and use bomb fruits.

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I really hated the memories on BOTW because there was no way to know the order and I really don't like looking online for shit the game should tell me in the first place, so finding that temple and the order of the memories made such an improvement for me, I really loved the memories on this game just because of that temple. Looking for and marking the crop circle thingies on my map was fun, plus it incentivizes exploring the whole map in a better way than just going to each stable and talking to that dude who gave you a hint

yeah same here, I just see no reason for it

i didn't even know tthis was a thing. I had zero problems with it from my personal experience

Huh? Well, there is a delay, but I don't find it distracting. It feels on point when I want to bring it out too.

the reason it stick out to me is because after developing muscle memory with botw i wasn't able to replicate the movements in totk

They really should have had it so that characters say different things depending on what order you do the main events. I don’t need to hear vague details about Raurus sacrifice when I already saw a whole cutscene of what happened. You go to one town and they straight up say that someone is impersonating Zelda, and then the next they just go “Hey somethings kinda fishy with her.” The mysteries are so disjointed.

as much as I can see your point i respectfully disagree. It was a magical experience to seeing the order of geoglyphs in forgotten temple and track them down in your journey to see what happened next and a few twists suprised me too. I actually even cried in the last one ngl

@@hippotripo6145 Exactly; if you just so happen to find the tear-memory that showed Ganon using the Zelda-puppet, that would kill any mystery about the Zelda-puppet in the present-day story. Also, this is why the whole "silent protagonist" thing with Link doesnt work in a story: if Link saw a memory that SHOWED Ganon using a Zelda-puppet, AND Link already went to a town where people said Zelda wasnt acting like herself, AND since Link is so close to Zelda that he would know its out-of-character for the real Zelda to do this weird stuff, then the smart thing for Link to do would be to defend Zelda's reputation & tell people the truth when he hears more people bring it up later. But nope; Link acts just as passive and clueless as everybody else. I was yelling at the screen like "SAY SOMETHING! YOU KNOW ITS NOT ZELDA!"

Counter point: have you seen Gannon's face when he got the tear? Shit was halarious

​@@eli3998 while that point was ok, still would've been better to experience first hand compared to seeing a memory

This is what we call an opinion I’m also no creative

I'm the same way, and I could more easily get into games like this and Subnautica because of how much simpler they are. I find with this game, engaging with Ultrahand in the specific ways the game points you towards will let you complete all quests relatively easily. Going above and beyond with it just adds an extra layer to combat and exploration.

my most used menu was the one that had "most used" items on them. Only downside is what you need isn't always your most used item.

@@lumonade7408 My problem is that I like the utility of y'know, utility fuse materials like chuchu jellies but whenever I change the arrow fuse menu's sorting, it also changes my regular inventory's sorting. Which I like sorted by fuse damage

most people who dislike TotK also don't like BotW. But there are valid reasons why someone might like BotW more than TotK BotW isn't my favourite zelda game but I think it's at least a 8/10 because it has a much stronger identity than TotK. Every part of BotW was designed for a specific thematic and narrative goal. Everything down to the music and the landscape IS botw. The story is character driven following zelda's struggle with her duty and identity in the pre-apocolypse. It's not only more interesting, but it actually works when told non-linearly. The divine beasts were mechanically interesting despite being thematically similar. If TotK was only improvement to BotW then I would agree with you, but it really messed up a lot of this. The music doesn't really fit the tone properly. BotW was relfective and calm while TotK is more disruptive, but TotK still has BotW's music which creates some thematic dissonance. The story is more of a plot. Like it was not very interesting at all. They really banked on the mystery holding your attention which would've been fine if you couldn't spoil it for yourself by watching a memory out of order. The dungeons were thematically interesting but failed to live up to the puzzles of the divine beasts. The shrine puzzles are pretty much all: "use ultra hand to make a thing". I appreciate the improvements that TotK added. The combat is definitely more interesting and less annoying. The combat shrines are way better. The uh... um... yeah that's all I got for improvements. I also feel like TotK failed to address the lack of substantial rewards in BotW. In both games, the only real progression items you get is clothing. But TotK reused way too much dlc clothing and didn't add enough new items to offset the larger map. So you end up with meaningless rewards that are a slog to get but are the only meaningful progression in the game besides shrines and the main story so you do it anyway. TotK feels like it should be a direct improvement over BotW at a glance, but it isn't improvements across the board. I like TotK, I sunk a lot of time into it. I got all the shrines, I got all the caves, I did all the lightroots. And I can honestly say, I've never wanted to replay a game less. Which is kinda sad because that did not happen when I completed BotW several times. oops forgot to take my nostalgia classes off. All my points are invalidated. womp womp.

I think you meant 185000 to 185001 lol

@@AmirAli-bl4fp Hahaha I'm just messing around i know he's got tons of subs. It's a silly joke i like to make with big creators to keep them humble

Octorocks gives modifiers to the weapons now like extra damage. You can find pristine weapons(fixed weapons) on special rock piles with ghosts on in the depths

How

@@eben7004 totk sucks in comparison to botw. We just didn’t realize it for the first month.

@@stepheninczech Ok boomer