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Nice!!

Nope, switch is region free

It can do much much much more than that 👀, in fact, it can do anything!

Wait, so this whole comment is for the thumbnail, title, and description? What about the video itself?? Hahaha. Also, thank you so much for your very long comment! But I'm not going to reply to you here! Instead, I'm making a whole video about this topic because I truly believe it needs to be disected! So stay tuned for the video reply! ;)

@@giulytsme I hope it's nice reply. And hey if it is a nice reply, I'll watch this video and give a proper response. How about that? Just please don't be mean! I was only trying to be nice. I regret not watching your video. I might just end up watching it now anyways just to make up for my earlier comment. I'm sorry if responding to just the thumbnail and video title offended you in any way. I just want to be honest about my response to each aspect of the video. Please don't be mad, but seeing that thumbnail and title as is was enough to make me not want to watch the video. And I did read things in other comments about what you said in the video that made me feel mixed. And I probably should've mentioned them, but then I would've led you to assume I watched the video when I didn't. I also would like to do my own video about my opinion of this new game, my worries and concerns, and responding to people who've praised and responded to me about it. Basically expressing my overall feelings on the matter. But for starters, I'm too lazy too. Second, I'm always busy playing games, watching stuff, dealing with personal life matters, and doing other stuff that I feel is important. Third, I'm afraid of people leaving nasty comments or worse, having my video taken down because of Nintendo. Again, sorry if I did anything wrong. I didn't mean to offend you. I was being honest about of my feelings. And I felt like I had to post them because I feel it's important for people see how I care about the series and why this game is concerning. I'll probably still buy this game eventually and play it as it's not a bad game in general. However, I just don't think it's a good Zelda game. I don't want any trouble. I'm just upset to see that Zelda may be changing too much is all. I don't expect you to forgive me or anything. But I do hope that you at least understand this perspective coming from a fellow Zelda fan.

@PJCVita92 If you were to actually watch the video, you would get that I do understand you very well indeed. In fact, I partially feel the same as well! We do share some criticisms! ^^ Now go ahead and watch it!! Please, please do so, I don't bite, pleeeeeeease watch iiit ♡♡♡ ♡ Reply to this comment once you have fully seen it. I really want to know ♡

@@giulytsme Yeah! I already did. Outside of the part that was spoiled for me in the comments, it was somewhat better than I thought. I like that you did at least express some concern about the new focus on creative gameplay. I do hope that we do get more out of the game than just what we saw, much like with TotK. Hopefully we have more ways fighting enemies other than just the creative way through the Tri Rod. One thing that I do like and find interesting about the Tri Rod is that it does remind me of scrapped item from Minish Cap where you basically literally used it in the same sort of way as the Tri Rod. Though, I still hope we get a Bow of Light and Magic Blade that needs magic to use at their best so that we still have to be strategic in how we go about combat. It is a game about Wisdom after all. Imagine this game really is another true Multiplicative Gameplay style game like you said in the video. The Tri Rod may not even be the only thing we use to tackle the obstacles in the game, but merely the main focal point item, like the Sheikah Slate in BotW and Rauru's Arm in TotK. Just because it's the main focus for story reasons, doesn't mean it's only thing we use. Hopefully we can still get a Bow of Light or Magic Bow that can shot magical arrows as long as we have enough magic. And a Magic Blade that also needs magic to perform at it's best. And when Zelda uses it, she thrusts just like Link did with the sword in the first Zelda game. But no swinging though to avoid Zelda becoming too much like Link. And no other items besides those three items for similar reasons. Except for maybe an ocarina for fast travel and a magic reliant hookshot like item as an alternative for crossing large gaps. Maybe Zelda's arsenal outside of the Tri Rod can be just be a way to bring back the classic magic meter, where we have to refill it manually. This would explain why we need to use the Tri Rod so often because our magic meter doesn't refill automatically like in ALBW or TFH and magic restoration isn't as easy or cheap as older games. Perhaps, also, just like BotW and TotK, there's a cooking mechanic in this game too, where we can cook meals to restore health, magic, and Tri's force power. Materials/ingredients for meals and potions to restore magic being the hardest and most expensive to come by, forcing us to make good use of the Tri Rod. That would really push players venture around, grinding for enough material and ingredients for enough magic restorative meals and potions to last through the dungeons and bosses. That way many fans, including myself can still enjoy the game however we want without having to feel too restricted to just using the Tri Rod. As I said that that is literally my only concern is the idea that the Tri Rod is the only thing we use for combat in this game. I agree that Multiplicative Gameplay is definitely good for Zelda going forward as that is one of things that I actually enjoyed about BotW and TotK. But I think this game needs it too in order for it to be a good Zelda game. I really don't want to be restricted to just the Tri Rod.

It was a banger direct! ♡

@@giulytsme it was! My fav was clearly Mario and Luigi having grown up with those games but I was pleasantly surprised with tons of new RPGS! Plenty of games to make the wait for switch 2 a bit more bearable

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Tomorrow

@@giulytsme yayyyy

Thank you so much!! ♡

That would honestly be really cool! I wonder what a Ganon game would play like!

You actually got a point. Breaking the game with experimentation is not fun when you get too overpowered with crazy contraptions. There surely is a great sense of satisfaction in inventing them yourself. But one never knows for certain if you are outsmarting a well designed puzzle or if the puzzle was weak and bland to begin with. That gameplay surely comes with its issues, but I think its implementation still needs time to be perfect, and I'm really enthusiastic about it. As for the "Adventure" topic. Maybe I need to clarify. Zelda games ARE adventures, and so is Tolkien's Lord of The Rings. At the end of those books, you really felt like you were on an epic journey. Everything that happens in any great andventure tale is predetermined, of course, but you empathise with the character's so much that you feel like you are adventuring together with them, that unexpected thinks are actually occurring to you The same goes for Zelda. But it is your own "suspension of disbelief" (and the power of the narration, game) that is doing the trick. You "trick" yourself in feeling the adventure through empathy. While in a videogame, with such an open approach, you can truly feel like it's your own journey and adventure when you feel totally in control of where to go, what to do, and how to approach anything. Choices mirror your personality, I love that so much. Also, thank you so much for the comment, and I'm sorry if my opinion made you upset, haha.

Hahaha that can happen!

Oh, that's interesting! Has such thing prevented you from playing games like Tears Of The Kingdom? :o

@@giulytsme genuinely yes! I can't imagine ANYTHING so to make things I'd have to look for a reference. But the upside is play throughs as well as tears of the kingdom still having a sort of straight forward plot line. So I may not experience the ENTIRE game, but can still access the main game!

Now that you make me think of it... I wonder if the HD-2D Aesthetic could work well with Zelda!

Thank really cool! Planning on playing some older Zeldas? ^^

To be completely honest, I believe I do love the classic Zelda formula just the same! (As the big Zelda fan I am, hahaha) But you have a point, In a way, it is all about storytelling: Dungeons don't feel linear because they are an intricate (and amazingly well designed) 3D or 2D puzzle box, and, plotwise, they are there to challenge you, to make sure only a brave hero can get to the object they guard. Wich is kinda lost when you solve a dungeon by "breaking" it's rules with your own creativity. The classic Zelda formula is just so good! That being said, I can't but praise the developers for pushing the franchise into uncharted and fresh territory, after all, it is that same ambition and creativeness that made Nintendo create a revolutionary game like the first Zelda in the first place. And, as an aspiring game dev, I can feel how one might grow tired of a formula one created, as great as it might be. As far as Indie games, have you played "Super Dungeon Maker" ? It's basically a Zelda Maker and it's FANTASTIC! Also, thank you sooo much for the BNAGER comment! ♡♡♡

@@giulytsme yeah! but the big problem is that personally, I'm a big 3d zelda fan. I've been waiting for someone else's indie game though that's been in the works! from the creators of Unsighted(another great zelda-like game, 2d) I'm looking forward to Abyss X Zero!! I've been watching the creator, Tianipixel, work on it for a while now! it looks so pretty and good. I worry about calling it a zelda-like game, but from everything I've heard, that's what it sounds like. Unsighted felt like a zelda game almost, although I want to be hesitant because it's not *really* a classic zelda game. it has dungeon items and abilities and bosses, but it's not built like a classic zelda game, the story and everything makes it feel like a queer rpg story! but it plays almost like a 2d zelda mixed with a beat-em-up. Abyss X Zero seems very anime and queer, and cyberpunk, and has dodge-rolling and movement platforming, but it also looks like it has "dungeons" and has a lot of zelda references.

@MG-mh8xp Will check those games out asap! A game that always comes to my mind to be a "3D Zelda Like" is Okami, but I still need to play that one!

@@giulytsme Okami is great. I played twilight princess, but not windwaker, so when I played Okami I didn't really understand how it was a zelda-like. but when I played windwaker, I really started to get it.

I would say the peak of classic Zelda formula was actually Wind Waker and Ocarina of Time era. The problem with post-WW games prior to BoTW and ToTK is that they started getting too linear and removing the magic system... like, with Ocarina of Time, the game starts off linear but then opens up a bit. After the three child dungeons, you have a bit more freedom as to what you do next, plus a lot of sidequests and such that give you the option of doing other things besides tackling the next dungeon, plus the Hyrule Field hub gives you a feeling of freedom... like the whole world is somewhat open even if not everything is available to do. It was perfect in that way. With Wind Waker, the ship gave you that same feeling of exploration and openness while still being somewhat linear, and you really do feel like you're exploring a wide-open sea and charting every sector. They had the perfect balance of being linear enough to tell a good story, but open enough that you had at least an illusion of control or multiple options for what to do next. Also, both games were the peak of magic meter use in Zelda games. Twilight Princess starts really putting the binders on, though... the Twilight as a barrier means the outdoor areas you go into are very obviously sectioned off from the rest of the world, and you have no magic, it's all about action. By the time we get to Skyward Sword, the outdoor areas before each dungeon are basically dungeons in themselves, and Skyloft is a very barren hub that doesn't make the world feel lived-in. Also, they're focusing more on stamina and movement and action-hero abilities rather than magic, so the game feels more like an actual Action-Adventure and not like an Action-RPG the way previous Zelda titles did. BoTW "fixed" the problem by making Zelda into even more of an action-adventure game, completely ruining the story and making it into an open-world game so much so that it feels almost like a single-player MMO rather than a real game. They basically took what was hot in the action-adventure genre at the time and shoved all that into a Zelda game... cooking, weapon damage, open-world design, etc... and just used it to spruce up Zelda IP in the most cynically business and money centered way I could imagine... and for 99% of people, it worked. They drew in so many new players who had only the most superficial idea of what Zelda was supposed to be, that they no longer had to cater to their older fans who didn't like open-world games and may have gone to Zelda to get away from stuff like Skyrim or Assassin's Creed that felt unsatisfying to a certain kind of person. I haven't played ToTK, but honestly it looks like it follows in BoTW's footsteps so I didn't think it was even worth buying... this game might actually be the first Zelda game I bother buying since the Link's Awakening remake, so it's fitting that it's in that style...

Thank you so much Daisy! ^^

Sometimes i just feel like it hahaha

Aw man...

Definetly Spirit Tracks! Most underrated Zelda of them all!

Minish Cap

MC.

Links awakening

Minish Cap

IT'S HIM!!!

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It could likely be the case! Unless Grezzo is behind all of this!