Thanks for watching! This was mostly made from my experience, but also a good portion were submitted by the community so thanks for helping make this video!
So I was wandering the world and found a red moblin in master mode. It's just chilling in the hebra hot springs. Idk which one, but it's just sitting there lonely.. Kinda sad
You should check out the unique dialog when repeatedly beating the Divine Beasts. That's the only one I didn't know about and am really interested in hearing what all the Champions have to say. Could make for a fun short video.
It's incredible to see just how dedicated this community is to uncovering more of this timeless game!! A few of these even caught me off guard - fantastic video!! 😄
You should check out the unique dialog when repeatedly beating the Divine Beasts. That's the only one I didn't know about and am really interested in hearing what all the Champions have to say. Could make for a fun short video.
This game is nuts. Like the sheer amount of polish, attention to detail, secrets and even fun glitches are staggering. It's the gift that keeps on giving.
not masterpiece as horizons zero dawn which is a superior game in every way, waiting for some loser bragging that Botw have won the game award when in reality the game only won because of the nostalgiatard nerds
@@gippooverground8067 Play them both and then judge them. Just because your brain found an excuse that people like it because of nostalgia, try to understand what breath of the wild does so good. Horizon zero dawn is a great game, but follows a very generic game design formula for the open world genre. Similar to witcher 3 for example,which are both! great games! That doesn't take anything away from them. Breath of the wild really innovates the open world game design like no other game did before. It's really up to if you prefer story driver games, with a very standard formula of questing,gathering and how the open world works for you. Or if you prefer a more toy-like sandbox experience, where almost no one holds your hand and you have to create your own experiences. Breath of the wild is more like lego, it's really up to you of what you make with it. If you have no creativity, sure, they are just some blocks. Whatever your prefer ;) but don't let your feelings cloud the reality.
Master Mode has one lowest level monster of each kind. There’s a Reddit post with the locations of all them. Definitely more than just that red boko, as they’re needed to complete the compendium
I just realised the other day that the giant flag poles in Hyrule Field are ACTUALLY affected by wind and aren't just animated to blow around. I realised when I used revali's gale under one and the flag started blowing upward
-I learned this recently too! You can even turn them -_-very-_- slowly with Magnesis when the wind is calm (easiest when you're standing directly on top of them), but when the wind picks up it'll overpower your Magnesis.- *EDIT:* This is about the windmills around Tanagar Canyon, I misinterpreted what the original comment was about.
I found something similar with the hylian hood. The cape like thing is effected by wind. It is also effected by things you have equipped. It's fun to mess around by only equipping the master sword and putting it away and pulling it out over and over again.
@@SSM24_ Can you please explain that again with what you do with the magnesis? There's nothing on the pole that the magnesis detects as metal. I thought maybe you meant to turn the pole somehow using a metal object with magnesis to push it, so I summoned a chest with my amiibo to use an object and nothing happened.
I'm no developer, just have played video games since I was a tiny child and am incredibly familiar with how they work, so take this with a grain of salt, but I don't think that's really physics, it's an if-or condition, like putting on the warm coat and gaining cold resistance, like a light switch: on or off. Game physics are more abstract and fluid, a gradient, rather than black and white, on or off. Not at all claiming to be an expert here though, just my thought.
@@treefingers6572 that is the game physics at work tho. The complex "if-or condition" is basically the physics engine of the game. Physics is just not how gravity in the game works but how different things interact with other things in game. The developers won't have to code all the possible interactions in the game, the physics engine will manage that. To think that a shadow of a weapon would actually act as a shade for link is pretty cool since usually no one thinks that's how the game wants you to do. Usually you need to use an elixir or an armor to counter the heat status. But in the basis of real world, using something as a shade makes perfect sense.
@@Azubi_Meatball4349 It wont. I hope botw2 will be the game entirely dedicated to be played on computer, because even now it has more fps in emulator, and i successfully played it with keyboard and mouse. Making powerful console is not profitable when all people are playing computers.
Man y'all weren't kidding about the statement "even seasoned veterans will learn something new here". I've clocked well over 3,000 hours of this game and have been in and out of Kakariko Village countless times but without this video I probably would've gone my whole life not knowing about that game-changing apple under the bridge.
This video literally put a huge smile on my face, it's incredible that after 4 YEARS there are still hundreds of things I just didn't know about this masterpiece of a game
@@rebeccabraunsdorf1613 Mipha's DLC quest. You have to buy the Champion's Ballad DLC and complete Mipha's section of it. Each champion has a diary you unlock when you do their DLC quest.
I actually enjoyed learning about this one. It's kind of an easter egg, cause if u recall, theres that korok puzzle thats missing an apple in one of the pots at this same village.
@@liaml1694 Makes me wonder. Cause you know how a lot of other korok puzzles also follow this idea of *one missing thing*, and for the missing rock ones there's always a rock closeby. Makes me wonder if there's always a hidden fruit somewhere near all these pot puzzles too. 🤔
I found out a reference from Majora's mask. Take the music from Goron city in breath of the wild and put it side by side with stone tower music track. You will hear the reference when the beat happens in Goron city
As someone who has put way too many hrs into this game, it’s incredible how much we still don’t know. The different swim animations and the trident falling out the sky blew me away.
@@Cbrunning849 Man I REALLY love rdr2 but that’s just nonsense lol The game has detail but the lack of so many mechanics (when compared to botw) by extent limits the details it has. It is a very detailed game though, but botw easily takes the cake in this aspect
@@danielz-v4083 If you actually read this list and still tell me it's nonsense you don't know what you're talking about tbh. I like botw more... but as far as attention to detail it's literally not a conversation
@@danielz-v4083 the link keeps getting deleted but it's the 101 amazing little details in red dead 2 from IGN and it's the most detailed game in history I don't think it's the funnest but the most detailed by a long shot
I also came to read the comments because I too could not catch the obliviator which made me irritated more than you'll ever know so why not tell us that you're never going to catch it? It is not very nice. I have found quite a few nice new things as I've been playing this game for over a year so I have found a lot of things that are new. Quite exciting this game I can't seem to get out of this game I'm addicted I own so many games and can't get into any of them like this game because there's always something new. Please tell the people that you're never going to catch the obliviator it's quite irritating thank you
You can’t catch it. The “It slumbers peacefully” message is displayed normally after it’s mission is completed when inspected at the shrine of resurrection, and it can’t be picked up and used again. I think this duplicate is an unused item, it’s documented on TCRF, likely some weird testing.
Something I just noticed today: in the Gerudo Desert, if it gets too hot, standing in the shadow of something will temporarily prevent you from losing health. You can really notice it if you go to the skeleton and weave in and out of the shadows cast by the ribs.
@@TheWither129 I think arrows can still do some damage just not as much as the other is know to be, for example when firing from bow against stone talus they take some damage from it piercing/chipping away bits and pieces especially from links efficient usage behind it, though gorons would be able to tank them more for longer but over the other but link could still hurt and wear one down imo
Is it just me or was this scene 7:54 so adorable 😭 I just recently bought the game and had defeated thunderblight ganon so I was in tears hearing this masterpiece
I really thought I know everything from this game, and I’ve been proven wrong time and time again. Especially this one, where the REALLY obscure stuff comes in. You work is always excellent, Rin! and wtf! The champion’s unique dialogue was definitely something I’ve never heard of!
I've played through this game four full times. Twice on the WiiU, one regular mode and one master mode before I got the Switch; then reg and master on Switch and I only knew of maybe half of these. Thank you!
In the masterworks book the developers said in the interviews at the end that they enjoy a lot the videos people post doing a lot of crazy stuff, but also they said that there are many secrets they know people have not discovered yet... I wonder how many of those are still there waiting to be found, this game is GOLD.
About the single red bokoblin in Master Mode, there's also a single red Moblin. His location is in one of the hot springs in the Hebra mountains. He just chills there alone, with no other enemies nearby.
There's also a green Lizalfos in a pond just southwest of Ruto Mountain, a Fire Wizzrobe in Akkala Wilds, an Ice Wizzrobe on the roof of the Forgotten Temple, and an Electric Wizzrobe in Nautelle Wetlands. They put one of each so that players could still get the pics for the compendium.
I don't know what's harder for me to believe - that there are this many secrets in BOTW, or that IT HAS REALLY BEEN 4 YEARS since BOTW came out!! As I didn't already feel old enough.
I wouldn't be surprised if the team just finished the script earlier than expected so the devs went "well, y'all can do what you want with the characters" and that's where the lines came from
@@asmithii84 How what? Same reason everyone is still learning new things about this game, cus there is a lot to learn! 100%ing it has nothing to do w that.
For the last one, you can also push any movable object with a magnesised weapon if you are also pushing it with link, this also works with just a metal boomerang without link
Honestly, I didn't expect to learn anything new. But surprisingly I didn't know at least a quarter of these. The one with the one hit obliterator caught me off guard.
I was sceptical if it was real, but it is. There's no way a developer made the One-Hit Obliterator spawn in the sky without a reason. It strangely doesn't have any collision too, it just falls through the ground.
I went and I tried to get it but I couldn’t find it? Does it fall silently even if you don’t see it or does it have to be in Link’s eyeline when he looks up?
@@megmackay6772 If you look up when teleporting there and wait for a minute or so, you should start to see it falling down. Also, I think it only works if you've finished the champions ballad.
@@megmackay6772 It doesn't make any impact either, it just falls straight through the ground. You have to press some button at the exact moment to get the dialog.
I knew some of them, but it amazes me that 5 years after the release, people are still finding things that were unknown to the majority of players. Insane.
@@listentothinlizzy1685 I know exactly what you mean, I wouldn't be mad, if they still announced that they still need time. I want a perfect game, so I'm willing to wait. Haha we don't want Cyperpunk 2077 2.0. I have a question, what do you mean with final game?
I actually noticed that apple under the bridge when wandering around, I remember looking at it, thinking it was a korok puzzle, and apon picking it up and realizing it wasn't i went along my day.
You can sort of control guardians, they're programed to back away from Link. So if you get on their head stand next to the edge opposite of where you want to go, and the guardian will start walking.
You can actually hit that cupid cherub in the maze, just not damage it. Hitting it with a normal weapon just causes it to fly away but hit it with a leaf gust, and it spins around and drops its bow before flying off.
@@LilCheesyBean I swear when Monster Hunter Rise came out, people were playing that for like 100 hours a week. By that logic, it would only take them 90 weeks or about a year and a half to get 9000 hours
@@kirin1230 my game clock says 325 hours. I’ve no shame in admitting to using a guide for the korok seeds. Probably would’ve taken me a lot longer had I not, lol.
@GameSpot my personal favorite is cheesing the Eventide Island quest. Your inventory gets emptied, but if you go into the menu right as you reach the island (before the event actually begins) you can drop any weapons, items, and equipment you want. Then once the quest starts, pick them up and abuse the local enemies with ancient gear. You just have to make sure to drop the stuff again before completing the quest, or it'll disappear when the rest of your inventory gets restored.
I remember learning this because I wasn't good at the game yet, so I kept failing it, and I ended up getting so frustrated that I was like "you know what? screw this" and just started dumping all my gear into the sea. still felt bad tho
I was literally.... JUST wondering on my previous video if the "DON'T YOU DARE READ IT" was actually part of the game. I thought it was an edit. I can't believe it. I love Nintendo
Having 1000 hours in the game, some of these come naturally through playing long enough, you start to notice the advantages or hidden mechanics I.e. ducking hinox or using the castle walls as defenses, although I didn’t know about the spin attack in Edin. This is amazing!
I've watched so many of these types of videos and have at least 12 days played in the game and there was still so much I didn't know. It's crazy how in depth this game is
Me after 400 hours of playtime and countless videos and clips watched: "At this point I don't think there would be much, if anything, here that I don't know already about the ga- Oh... I didn't know most of this stuff"
She actually apologizes after shouting but I'm not sure why didn't she want for Link to read it. Also it was too late because dorephan told me that I could read it so I did.
This just goes to show you how much detail the devs really put into this gem. I especially like the Korok Rock location hint. That saves me time in yellow vision looking for the things
The tips of the One Hit Obliterator are the heads of the divine beasts, I’m sure this is already known by a lot but I just thought it was a small but really cool detail
Fun Fact about master mode, since every every enemy is advanced by one level, there aren't the easy red moblin, bokoblins, or green lizalfos. However, there's one of each of these easy enemies somewhere in the map. As displayed by the red bokoblin. I recall seeing a green lizalfos in a pond in the Zora region.
It’s so that you can still fill the album with all the enemies in the game! There is the lowest level of each enemy in master mode, but only one of each.
I thought I was a total BOTW nerd and knew everything about it, but I only knew 13 out of 48 things in this video! Now I'm gonna show everything new I learned to all my friends.
I knew about 70% of these but the ones I didn’t know were pretty interesting. I didn’t know about the second weak spot of the guardians, but that doesn’t surprise me because they scare me and i shoot them from afar.
Thanks for watching! This was mostly made from my experience, but also a good portion were submitted by the community so thanks for helping make this video!
Incredible job on it!! Videos like these help keep the community live and well - especially with the sequel coming up!! :)
Awesome!
@@Croton Very pog
Thank u for sharing, very good video.
So I was wandering the world and found a red moblin in master mode. It's just chilling in the hebra hot springs. Idk which one, but it's just sitting there lonely.. Kinda sad
I admit, I didn't think the title would be accurate but it's pretty freakin accurate lol
Hey Bandit, sup!?
Lol
You should check out the unique dialog when repeatedly beating the Divine Beasts. That's the only one I didn't know about and am really interested in hearing what all the Champions have to say. Could make for a fun short video.
I checked and the one hit obliterator really does fall from sky at Vah Ruta. Hidden lore?
Yes
I'm ashamed at how many of these I didn't know...
Even the zelda master himself didn't know
Cmon Austin John!
3rd
The guy i go to for all BOTW information still learning about this game...this game is amazing
too busy playing pokemon
what a nerd
"Most people know about using Sun Shrooms and Spicy Peppers as updrafts..." Wait what?
I thought for a second he was talking about plants vrs zombies lmao
@@thatguywhocomments5534 same
Its soo annoying when trying to cook them...
is literally said to you at the very beginning of the game...only people who skip dialogue don't know this
@@Tosh.O it’s very easy to forget one line out of the 100’s you see in the game especially when it’s something I’d never use
Can you even imagine the sequel... There might be two hidden apples.
😳
😱
what? I didn't get it
😯
BRRUUUHHH
It's incredible to see just how dedicated this community is to uncovering more of this timeless game!! A few of these even caught me off guard - fantastic video!! 😄
Just came off of watching one of your videos lol
Hello
You should check out the unique dialog when repeatedly beating the Divine Beasts. That's the only one I didn't know about and am really interested in hearing what all the Champions have to say. Could make for a fun short video.
@@kingdaniel3519 I've heard them all before, they are super interesting!! Such videos showing them off do exist if you search for them :)
@@kingdaniel3519 google.
You hear the guardian theme: Panic
You arent playing botw: Calm
You arent playing botw: Panic
Don't worry. That's just my ringtone.
You are playing Skyward Sword: EXTREME PANIC
@@deceitfulmat2411 That's just my mom calling.
So you aren't panicking hard enough.
just learn to parry you will seek for them.
you realise ganon aint real and you can befriend it: calm
This game is nuts. Like the sheer amount of polish, attention to detail, secrets and even fun glitches are staggering. It's the gift that keeps on giving.
I agree! It’s crazy!
Rivals RDR2 in that regard
@Alp Güler Never said it wasn’t. All I’m saying is that the two games have impressive attention to detail. That’s all.
I accidentally read the pwrd polish as Polish the nationality and not polish like cleaning
I hope the sequel will have even more new secrets and details to discover
Damn... After 4 years, people are still discovering new things in BotW . This truly is a masterpiece of a game
botw2 comes out and it'll take another 4 years or so to discover everything
not masterpiece as horizons zero dawn which is a superior game in every way, waiting for some loser bragging that Botw have won the game award when in reality the game only won because of the nostalgiatard nerds
@@gippooverground8067 in what way? I play both and can't seem to find hzd is superior. botw is my first zelda game tbh
@@gippooverground8067 Play them both and then judge them. Just because your brain found an excuse that people like it because of nostalgia, try to understand what breath of the wild does so good. Horizon zero dawn is a great game, but follows a very generic game design formula for the open world genre. Similar to witcher 3 for example,which are both! great games! That doesn't take anything away from them. Breath of the wild really innovates the open world game design like no other game did before. It's really up to if you prefer story driver games, with a very standard formula of questing,gathering and how the open world works for you. Or if you prefer a more toy-like sandbox experience, where almost no one holds your hand and you have to create your own experiences. Breath of the wild is more like lego, it's really up to you of what you make with it. If you have no creativity, sure, they are just some blocks. Whatever your prefer ;) but don't let your feelings cloud the reality.
@@gippooverground8067 if Horizons fans are anything like you, I'll gladly stick to my Zelda.
Link laughing while the fairy healed him was the most wholesome thing I've ever seen
you poor orphan.
@@PeterRudesindus -_-
@@PeterRudesindus You're meen
it was cute
Nintendo actually already hid the entire sequel in this game, we just haven't found it yet
lmfaoo
Don't be silly. They hid frog fractions 3 in it instead
And here we are waiting for the announcement when Nintendo is laughing at us, soon they will give up and say you have part 2 already dumbasses.
@@Light23K bruh I would cry
They also hid TimeSplitters 2 in this game
I remember thinking ‘oh I can just stay under it!’ the first time I saw a hinox. I got sat on.
*LIVE AND LEARN*
I got tapped by its toe and It killed me 💀
@@AsapMilk he roundhouse kicked me into botw 2
That's nothing, the hinox in The Master Trials sat on me while falling over dead. I had to restart the whole thing.
Yupp I got sat on as well hahaha
Master Mode has one lowest level monster of each kind. There’s a Reddit post with the locations of all them. Definitely more than just that red boko, as they’re needed to complete the compendium
I don't know if there are small chuchus anywhere in Master Mode though.
@@musicalmystery1 There are, very occasionally
@@musicalmystery1 there are
yes they just spawn in places where no monster would be before
@@shelbyoconnor7582 okay thanks
I just realised the other day that the giant flag poles in Hyrule Field are ACTUALLY affected by wind and aren't just animated to blow around. I realised when I used revali's gale under one and the flag started blowing upward
-I learned this recently too! You can even turn them -_-very-_- slowly with Magnesis when the wind is calm (easiest when you're standing directly on top of them), but when the wind picks up it'll overpower your Magnesis.-
*EDIT:* This is about the windmills around Tanagar Canyon, I misinterpreted what the original comment was about.
I found something similar with the hylian hood. The cape like thing is effected by wind. It is also effected by things you have equipped. It's fun to mess around by only equipping the master sword and putting it away and pulling it out over and over again.
@@SSM24_ Can you please explain that again with what you do with the magnesis? There's nothing on the pole that the magnesis detects as metal. I thought maybe you meant to turn the pole somehow using a metal object with magnesis to push it, so I summoned a chest with my amiibo to use an object and nothing happened.
@@liaml1694 Wait, sorry, I was thinking of the windmill things you can find around the Tabantha region. Misunderstood what you were talking about.
@@SSM24_ Ooh OK, yeah I was talking about the flag poles you find around in Hyrule Field that have a flag on it.
I was so cocky coming into this video thinking I’d know everything already lol I didn’t know more than half!!! 😂
Yeah, it's pretty amazing. Some things I even want to try.
Over 1000 hours and I didn’t know 90% of these
Same 😂
i mean i also thought i did. i know everything that’s IMPORTANT LMAO
Same lol.🤦🏻♂️
I actually took the time to read the end credits of the game. The level of care and detail the team at Nintendo gave to this game is surreal.
True
Thanks could you now name me 5 names to evidence this?
You can shade yourself with a weapon? This game physics never cease to amaze me...
I hope the next Nintendo console will have botw2 running at 1080p60 at least
I'm no developer, just have played video games since I was a tiny child and am incredibly familiar with how they work, so take this with a grain of salt, but I don't think that's really physics, it's an if-or condition, like putting on the warm coat and gaining cold resistance, like a light switch: on or off. Game physics are more abstract and fluid, a gradient, rather than black and white, on or off. Not at all claiming to be an expert here though, just my thought.
@@treefingers6572 that is the game physics at work tho. The complex "if-or condition" is basically the physics engine of the game. Physics is just not how gravity in the game works but how different things interact with other things in game. The developers won't have to code all the possible interactions in the game, the physics engine will manage that.
To think that a shadow of a weapon would actually act as a shade for link is pretty cool since usually no one thinks that's how the game wants you to do. Usually you need to use an elixir or an armor to counter the heat status. But in the basis of real world, using something as a shade makes perfect sense.
@@treefingers6572 It's part of the complex physics engine the game uses, that's basically what I meant even if it's not "physics" by definition.
@@Azubi_Meatball4349 It wont. I hope botw2 will be the game entirely dedicated to be played on computer, because even now it has more fps in emulator, and i successfully played it with keyboard and mouse. Making powerful console is not profitable when all people are playing computers.
Man y'all weren't kidding about the statement "even seasoned veterans will learn something new here". I've clocked well over 3,000 hours of this game and have been in and out of Kakariko Village countless times but without this video I probably would've gone my whole life not knowing about that game-changing apple under the bridge.
that one kakariko kid who eats snack under the bridge must have forgotten his apple.
How do you have 3,000 hours? What do you do??? Just run around?
@@deusexmaximum8930 Ye basically. Also playing on an emulator with access to mods helps increase the amount of time I spend faffing around too.
I’ve only clocked 10 hours so far but I found that apple the first time I visited kakariko village and I’m proud
@Luigi 3K thats only about 2 hours 45 minutes a day.
This video literally put a huge smile on my face, it's incredible that after 4 YEARS there are still hundreds of things I just didn't know about this masterpiece of a game
In the year 2042, we're still gonna find new things about Breath of the Wild.
And we will still be waiting for botw2
@@listentothinlizzy1685 yea they’ll probably say the same thing they said last direct
@@listentothinlizzy1685 I want it to happen before my brother graduates high school
fuck I just realized that in 2042 BOTW will be 25 years old, just like Ocarina is now.
its literally endless
Mipha says don't read her diary
Me: *Rubs hands maniacally*
where's the diary anyway?
@@Kokombads It's in the Zora King's throne room, but you have to finish Mipha's DLC quest first, otherwise the diary isn't there.
@@rebeccabraunsdorf1613 Mipha's DLC quest. You have to buy the Champion's Ballad DLC and complete Mipha's section of it. Each champion has a diary you unlock when you do their DLC quest.
Me: CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!
Fun fact, everytime you fire Revalis bow without an arrow on it, his spirit comes to haunt one more Rito for eternity.
I don't mean to brag, but I knew all these things going into the video.
Granted, it was my second time watching it.
"They got us in the first half, not gonna lie"
LOL, well played XD
holy fuck, why is that so funny
😂😂😂😂
Yeah...
Underrated comment 😂😂
GS: "There's an apple under a bridge."
Me: "Huh. No kidding. I'd better get that."
I actually enjoyed learning about this one. It's kind of an easter egg, cause if u recall, theres that korok puzzle thats missing an apple in one of the pots at this same village.
@@DogManProductions So we actually know where the apple went years later. That's so cool and funny
@@liaml1694 Makes me wonder. Cause you know how a lot of other korok puzzles also follow this idea of *one missing thing*, and for the missing rock ones there's always a rock closeby.
Makes me wonder if there's always a hidden fruit somewhere near all these pot puzzles too. 🤔
This Apple is actually one of the only things from this list I was already aware of.
Ok time to start a new game
This video made me realize how bad I am at this game 💀
Me too 😭
Me too 😂 especially with fighting the guardians
Every video of botw on TH-cam makes me think the same way...
Yup
that "DON'T YOU DARE READ IT"
amazing
How can we beat them again to unlock this dialogue?
you need to have completed the champions ballad dlc
@@val2948 But you can't go near the divine beast even when champions ballad is beaten.
@@liaml1694 I think you can always beat the blights again when you have champion's ballad, but I'm not sure
@@liaml1694 yes you can the monk will give you another trial in a illusionary realm
It's mind numbing how many things they managed to pack into this game.
which is why botw 2 is taking so long
it’s 10 year development broo
thats what happens when nintendo steals developers working on other games to work on zelda
@@metroidcypher 😂😂😂like nintendo did with monolith soft developers?
@@metroidcypher steals?
When attacking a guardian attack it’s legs. The legs when destroyed drops ancient items, and as they are beaten the guardians mobility is decreased.
I found out a reference from Majora's mask. Take the music from Goron city in breath of the wild and put it side by side with stone tower music track. You will hear the reference when the beat happens in Goron city
@@LoneWolfyRayYT did u mean to make that a reply
either way thats cool
Ive been playing this game consistently for 4 years and I probably knew 3 of these.
This is why BOTW 2 is taking more time. This level of detail is INSANE. Incredible.
Haha yeah. And this is also why BOTW was delayed like 3 times
In my opinion they can take all the time they need if it means the sequel will be as amazing as BOTW!
As someone who has put way too many hrs into this game, it’s incredible how much we still don’t know. The different swim animations and the trident falling out the sky blew me away.
This Game Has The Most Attention To Detail, I’ve Ever Seen
RD2
@@Cbrunning849 Man I REALLY love rdr2 but that’s just nonsense lol
The game has detail but the lack of so many mechanics (when compared to botw) by extent limits the details it has. It is a very detailed game though, but botw easily takes the cake in this aspect
@@danielz-v4083 If you actually read this list and still tell me it's nonsense you don't know what you're talking about tbh. I like botw more... but as far as attention to detail it's literally not a conversation
@@danielz-v4083 the link keeps getting deleted but it's the 101 amazing little details in red dead 2 from IGN and it's the most detailed game in history I don't think it's the funnest but the most detailed by a long shot
Why Does Every Word Have A Capital Letter
i laughed too hard when that man said “a blue pumpkin”
His name is Olkin
@@musicalmystery1 that man
@@camston2761 that man, Olkin
It is now my official headcanon that they are literally exploding blue pumpkins
Does that man have a name
For whoever didn’t know what fell out of the sky, it was the obliterator. The one hit weapon that makes you die in one hit as well.
i stay ther for an hour thinking i didnt grab it. it should have specified you wouldnt be able to use it
Why it fall from sky
Awesome, thanks. I came to the comments section looking for that answer 😎👌🏻
I also came to read the comments because I too could not catch the obliviator which made me irritated more than you'll ever know so why not tell us that you're never going to catch it? It is not very nice. I have found quite a few nice new things as I've been playing this game for over a year so I have found a lot of things that are new. Quite exciting this game I can't seem to get out of this game I'm addicted I own so many games and can't get into any of them like this game because there's always something new. Please tell the people that you're never going to catch the obliviator it's quite irritating thank you
You can’t catch it. The “It slumbers peacefully” message is displayed normally after it’s mission is completed when inspected at the shrine of resurrection, and it can’t be picked up and used again. I think this duplicate is an unused item, it’s documented on TCRF, likely some weird testing.
At this point, people start to play this game religiously and the amount of details and secrets is on a biblical level.
Something I just noticed today: in the Gerudo Desert, if it gets too hot, standing in the shadow of something will temporarily prevent you from losing health. You can really notice it if you go to the skeleton and weave in and out of the shadows cast by the ribs.
It also prevents ice from melting, such as during the sidequest that has you fetch a block of ice from the storehouse in the desert.
This game is more true to life than SIMs: You never stop learning.
And you never stop dying In trial of the sword
@@DaveyDavaun 😂
The legend
Something I noticed about the bomb thing is that most Gorons will put up a fighting stance to arrows but quiver in fear from bombs.
Because you use bombs to blow up ores!
arrows will bounce right off them but bombs break rocks real quick
Volcano flashbacks
Nooooo!!! 😱😭😭😭 That's news to me and it sounds so.... nooooooooo!!!! D:
@@TheWither129 I think arrows can still do some damage just not as much as the other is know to be, for example when firing from bow against stone talus they take some damage from it piercing/chipping away bits and pieces especially from links efficient usage behind it, though gorons would be able to tank them more for longer but over the other but link could still hurt and wear one down imo
I said it then and I'll say it now:
"Holy sh*t I didn't know I could do that"
THE GAME
This game is relevant eternally
THAT PUMPKIN FARMER IS SO OBSESSED ON PUMPKINS OHMYGOSH! A BOMB AS A BLUE PUMPKIN?!?!?
Is it just me or was this scene 7:54 so adorable 😭 I just recently bought the game and had defeated thunderblight ganon so I was in tears hearing this masterpiece
I really thought I know everything from this game, and I’ve been proven wrong time and time again. Especially this one, where the REALLY obscure stuff comes in. You work is always excellent, Rin!
and wtf! The champion’s unique dialogue was definitely something I’ve never heard of!
4 years, 1 month, 27 days ago and this game keeps giving
Nintendo truly did make another Masterpiece.
I've played through this game four full times. Twice on the WiiU, one regular mode and one master mode before I got the Switch; then reg and master on Switch and I only knew of maybe half of these. Thank you!
In the masterworks book the developers said in the interviews at the end that they enjoy a lot the videos people post doing a lot of crazy stuff, but also they said that there are many secrets they know people have not discovered yet... I wonder how many of those are still there waiting to be found, this game is GOLD.
About the single red bokoblin in Master Mode, there's also a single red Moblin. His location is in one of the hot springs in the Hebra mountains. He just chills there alone, with no other enemies nearby.
They probably did that to allow players to get a photo of every mob without having to buy anything
I found a Lizalfos below Vah Ruta's laser charging spot
There's also a green Lizalfos in a pond just southwest of Ruto Mountain, a Fire Wizzrobe in Akkala Wilds, an Ice Wizzrobe on the roof of the Forgotten Temple, and an Electric Wizzrobe in Nautelle Wetlands. They put one of each so that players could still get the pics for the compendium.
The fact that I only knew 3 of these after playing for 4 years straight scares me...
Now i'm starting to ask myself how nintendo only needed 7 years to make this game
and yet it's still the best and only the best GOTY
@@MISTAH.X honestly it's only the most modern and open world. Ocarina of time makes this game look like a one time side piece
5 actually, they started development in 2012 but didn't actually start in earnest till January 2013, so its actually closer to 4 years
@@Diabolic131o Now that's a hot take and a half
@@dragoxphere3341 botw was all right but nothing I would play more than once over
7:53 Woah, Mipha, I did not know you were capable of yelling.
3:49 I pulled out my switch, tried this, and was very surprised to see that it did in fact happen
4 years later and we’re all still obsessively invested
I don't know what's harder for me to believe - that there are this many secrets in BOTW, or that IT HAS REALLY BEEN 4 YEARS since BOTW came out!! As I didn't already feel old enough.
Imagine that you voice acting a champion and then when the game is released nobody finds out about the secret dialogues...
I wouldn't be surprised if the team just finished the script earlier than expected so the devs went "well, y'all can do what you want with the characters" and that's where the lines came from
Wow.... 4 years later & over 1,000 hours of playtime & am STILL learning new things about this game! What an incredible game this is!
How ? It’s took me 3-4 months to almost 100% it
@@asmithii84 How what? Same reason everyone is still learning new things about this game, cus there is a lot to learn! 100%ing it has nothing to do w that.
3:56
Is it a bird?
Is it a plane?
Nah, It’s the One-Hit-Obliterator
Hahaha🤣🤣🤣
No but seriously. Tf is that?
@@NOGOHIPOO the one-hit obliterator
@@NOGOHIPOO He just said, it's the One-Hit-Obliterator
@@musicalmystery1 Does it stay in your inventory?
I just love the attention to detail to even the smallest things in this game. Can’t wait for BotW2
BOTW 2 let’s go
One Word: JAPAN.
@@MagmaMorph What does Japan have to do with it?
@@chainsaw8507 I mean, it’s not like making detailed games is exclusive to Japan either lol
For the last one, you can also push any movable object with a magnesised weapon if you are also pushing it with link, this also works with just a metal boomerang without link
I literally yelled "what the fuck!?" At the chu-hu jelly trick. I never thought to do that!
Honestly, I didn't expect to learn anything new. But surprisingly I didn't know at least a quarter of these. The one with the one hit obliterator caught me off guard.
I was sceptical if it was real, but it is. There's no way a developer made the One-Hit Obliterator spawn in the sky without a reason. It strangely doesn't have any collision too, it just falls through the ground.
I went and I tried to get it but I couldn’t find it? Does it fall silently even if you don’t see it or does it have to be in Link’s eyeline when he looks up?
@@megmackay6772 If you look up when teleporting there and wait for a minute or so, you should start to see it falling down. Also, I think it only works if you've finished the champions ballad.
@@megmackay6772 It doesn't make any impact either, it just falls straight through the ground. You have to press some button at the exact moment to get the dialog.
I knew some of them, but it amazes me that 5 years after the release, people are still finding things that were unknown to the majority of players. Insane.
Year 2030: 68 things you didn't know in Zelda Breath of the Wild;
Year 2040 - 100 things you still didn’t know about BotW 2
Year 3000 : BOTW 2 finally releases
@@staylucky4727 You know I'm actually convinced we'll get Zelda Botw this year... I hope it so much
@@listentothinlizzy1685 I know exactly what you mean, I wouldn't be mad, if they still announced that they still need time. I want a perfect game, so I'm willing to wait. Haha we don't want Cyperpunk 2077 2.0. I have a question, what do you mean with final game?
@@listentothinlizzy1685 wait for real 😦 cook 1 milk 🥛 4 bananas 🍌
Seriously, is impressive how MUCH hidden stuff they put into this game.
I actually noticed that apple under the bridge when wandering around, I remember looking at it, thinking it was a korok puzzle, and apon picking it up and realizing it wasn't i went along my day.
Me: “I’ll probably know all of these”
Also me: *didn’t know a single one*
You can sort of control guardians, they're programed to back away from Link. So if you get on their head stand next to the edge opposite of where you want to go, and the guardian will start walking.
You can actually hit that cupid cherub in the maze, just not damage it. Hitting it with a normal weapon just causes it to fly away but hit it with a leaf gust, and it spins around and drops its bow before flying off.
There's a cupid cherub in a maze?? Wha-
Yeah, I don't think there's an end to this game. It's the gift that keeps on giving
Me thinking i knew the whole game after playing for 4 straight years
Me after the video : why didn't i knew this before
A game that keeps on giving, even when you think you’re done with getting.
Me: you can’t teach me new things about this game!
I played over 9000 hours!!
This video:Hold my beer
9000 hours??! Damn
That’s 375 days straight 💀 I’m not judging just impressed
@@Glace_to_the_face maybe they slipped a zero? this game has been out for 4 years so there’s no way they’ve played it for a whole 1 year right?!
@@LilCheesyBean they got no life if thats the case
@@LilCheesyBean I swear when Monster Hunter Rise came out, people were playing that for like 100 hours a week.
By that logic, it would only take them 90 weeks or about a year and a half to get 9000 hours
I’ve 100% completed Breath of the Wild. I now realise I know nothing.
... including korok seeds?
@@kirin1230 including korok seeds.
@@gammaphonic That is terrifyingly impressive. How long did that take you?
@@kirin1230 my game clock says 325 hours. I’ve no shame in admitting to using a guide for the korok seeds. Probably would’ve taken me a lot longer had I not, lol.
How did u get the game clock?
7:52 if you should find my diary somewhere
DON’T YOU DARE READ IT!
My favorite line from mipha
King Dorephan:
I actually did find it I forget where
@GameSpot my personal favorite is cheesing the Eventide Island quest. Your inventory gets emptied, but if you go into the menu right as you reach the island (before the event actually begins) you can drop any weapons, items, and equipment you want. Then once the quest starts, pick them up and abuse the local enemies with ancient gear. You just have to make sure to drop the stuff again before completing the quest, or it'll disappear when the rest of your inventory gets restored.
I remember learning this because I wasn't good at the game yet, so I kept failing it, and I ended up getting so frustrated that I was like "you know what? screw this" and just started dumping all my gear into the sea. still felt bad tho
Can’t explain how much I love this game. It’s just another level of game design.
This game is so good. I’ve just beaten it for the third time and I still didn’t know some of these things.
the only one i knew was that the kids in Hateno admire the blue flame, and even that was a recent discovery. jeez, i need to play more
I can not imagine how people found out some of these
I ask myself this every time I see a new glitch tutorial
1:50 in ToTK they added a second Apple showing that it’s the sequal!
I was literally.... JUST wondering on my previous video if the "DON'T YOU DARE READ IT" was actually part of the game. I thought it was an edit. I can't believe it. I love Nintendo
Equipping the flame sword and leaving it sheathed keeps you warm in the cold
2:40 “a blue pumpkin?” That got me laughing so hard haha
Can we talk about number 23 where the thing falls from the sky? Legit never heard of if and it's so bizarre
I tried it and it works even without the dlc
What is it? And like why
@@RoboticIzaac Its the one hit obliterator from champions ballad. Idk why it falls tho
Just tried it and it worked, no clue why this so unknown
Having 1000 hours in the game, some of these come naturally through playing long enough, you start to notice the advantages or hidden mechanics I.e. ducking hinox or using the castle walls as defenses, although I didn’t know about the spin attack in Edin. This is amazing!
I actually… didn’t know most of these. Wow. Super interesting!
I've watched so many of these types of videos and have at least 12 days played in the game and there was still so much I didn't know. It's crazy how in depth this game is
Me after 400 hours of playtime and countless videos and clips watched: "At this point I don't think there would be much, if anything, here that I don't know already about the ga-
Oh... I didn't know most of this stuff"
Same! Lol
There’s no hope for breath of the wild 2 with this man playing it
even after 4 year and see all glitch and viral video, still didn't know 22 of 48, Mipha react is shocking lol
She actually apologizes after shouting but I'm not sure why didn't she want for Link to read it. Also it was too late because dorephan told me that I could read it so I did.
@@jimig.688 Mipha's diary contains her thoughts and (romantic) feelings for Link, so she probably wouldn't want him reading it.
@@nathant1171 she's already dead why should she care lol
@@nathant1171 Yeah, I know. I wasn't just sure why she wanted to necessarily hide it anymore.
This just goes to show you how much detail the devs really put into this gem. I especially like the Korok Rock location hint. That saves me time in yellow vision looking for the things
The tips of the One Hit Obliterator are the heads of the divine beasts, I’m sure this is already known by a lot but I just thought it was a small but really cool detail
Fun Fact about master mode, since every every enemy is advanced by one level, there aren't the easy red moblin, bokoblins, or green lizalfos. However, there's one of each of these easy enemies somewhere in the map. As displayed by the red bokoblin. I recall seeing a green lizalfos in a pond in the Zora region.
It’s so that you can still fill the album with all the enemies in the game! There is the lowest level of each enemy in master mode, but only one of each.
@@MulaluMichael that makes sense
The giant boomerang is heavy enough to push buttons at a distance too!
I'm so emotional about the amount of detail in this game. Great video
Wow, this game never fails to come up with new ways to amaze me. I'm surprised there were so many of these I didn't know. Great video!
That fairy glitch
Is the most useful for me lol
2:50
Plot twist that Bokoblin was a missionary in search for peace.
I thought I was a total BOTW nerd and knew everything about it, but I only knew 13 out of 48 things in this video! Now I'm gonna show everything new I learned to all my friends.
I knew about 70% of these but the ones I didn’t know were pretty interesting. I didn’t know about the second weak spot of the guardians, but that doesn’t surprise me because they scare me and i shoot them from afar.
I started playing this 2 weeks ago and can't stop since! Can't wait to try all of them!!
That's awesome, I was literally rewatching the last episodes this morning.