7 Things I Want to See in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
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Agreed, though I haven't even started watching yet.
same
Dammit, I came to the comments to say this!
What do you agree on?
@@EliazzzZZzz yes
sheep mentality. get a mind of your own
Here's my universally-accepted list, devoid of any controversy, in no particular order:
1) Underwater exploration
2) Proper fishing, with poles and bait
3) A wider variety of enemies
4) More caves
5) Some way to repair equipment, even if it is a huge PITA, and perhaps not really worth the cost
6) A quest-line like Tarrytown or buying (back) your house, but with more customization options
7) A wider variety of shrine/dungeon environments, even if their just pallet swaps of each other
They won’t do repair systems or rather they shouldn’t. Botw integrated the durability system because they wanted to make it feel like link was scavenging from the environment. They knew that while it’s annoying to know you’ll lose your weapon from using it, it gives far more replayability, fun and interest because players try weapons that would be unconventional. This is further emphasised by the open world aspect which we can use elden ring as a case study. I think elden ring is a goated game but you will never use weapons of the same type which are inherently lower statted than another. At the start of the game you are free to fight anyone and as a result obtain almost any weapon. If you obtain a guardian ++ sword that does 75 and then provide a grindy and intentionally unfun method of repair, you are incentivising players like you who are overly attached and will spend hours not playing the game just so you don’t lose your end game weapon. No one would use boomer rangs or spears because they are just not as good as swords or bows.
@@bruh1704 Thanks, bruh, but I don't need to hear why they did it. I know why they did it, they know why they did it, and everybody who cares has been hearing about why they did it for the last 5 years. I'm just saying that I want them to not do it again. They did it once, and that's cool, but I don't want them to do it anymore. It was an interesting experiment, in a game full of interesting experiments, and now they should learn from what worked and what didn't and make a better game.
That's a damn near perfect list. Also, greatly reduced copy & paste stuff like wooden enemy towers, skull hideouts, test of strength shrines, Koroks etc.
I really want fishing
@@dugoo3405 Honestly, I'm surprised that fishing in Zelda is so inconsistent. It has been a very popular thing ever since Ocarina of Time, but for some reason they haven't made it a staple in the series. They expanded the fishing concept in Twilight Princess quite a bit. If it was included in BotW 2, I imagine it would be at least 5X more expanded then it was in Twilight Princess.
By the way, I think that a Zelda fishing game spinoff could be pretty cool. Think of it as something like what they did with Link's Crossbow Training, only it would obviously be fishing.
I'd definitely like to see more enemy variety in BoTW. And while I don't have any problem with the shrines, I do hope that the developers give us more dungeons in the new game that are actually tied to the story. As much as I liked the divine beasts, they were pretty short.
Yes...indeed
We need themed dungeons
@@Yogarpg agreed and they don’t have to do dungeons like they did in the other games such as “first forest then fire then water blah blah” they can do it similarly to the shrines as, certain objects/upgrades/needed story items are in certain dungeons that lead the player to going to them as they please. Like how you won’t have to go in the desired order or even completely explore it if a certain player doesn’t want to. Wanna go to the fire area before the forest? Cool. Kinda thing ya know? But having more temple style or themed areas unlike the shrines are defiantly needed
@@flowerfabuki4783 like the dungeons in A Link Between Worlds?
@@Yogarpg yes I was thinking similarly to that. I’m sure they could work with a similar idea to make it fit for the new story and how BoTW has set up its world and gameplay. but yah that similar to how I try to convey wanting “temples/dungeons”. Some players say ew no temples are too long or linear and I’m like not if they are done differently. A link between worlds played with the idea of dungeon hoping and even going places out of order. They can do that style while still maintaining the aesthetic and environment temples have given Zelda in the past.
If there's more underground areas, I imagine lighting well be a more fleshed out mechanic. Link should have the option to equip a torch in the shield slot instead of as a weapon, as well as add lanterns as an off-hand option. Caves could also be naturally lit by luminous stone deposits, meaning you can still collect them, but leave a few so you can still have some visibility.
Ohh that’s a neat concept. Maybe have the lantern in a waist holster so a sword and shield could still be equipped.
If you have played RDR2 theirs a latent you can hold but also but on your horses saddle, that could be neat in BOTW2. Like cold hold it in either had or put it on his belt. The luminous stones as actual lights would be sick and like what if there’s a new version of the wrestling gear from the GSC. It could light up an area but makes you more visible to enemy’s
I hope the sequel keeps the calm and "wild"ness of the first. Everything felt so natural, as in the sound of the wind and seeing the wind blowing the grass. Felt like a relaxing world.
A lot of people wanted something like Twilight Princess overworld soundtrack in the wild, but I don't think that would have worked. I really liked the piano notes that usually play at the beginning of every song.
I would prefer an option for overworld music where we collect classic themes from previous entries and can choose from a playlist as well as original overworld themes( that are togglable for you guys)
@@firenze6478 that would be so 4th wall breaking and break immersion so bad. Overall would feel too gamey. Which some/ a lot of Zelda players don't want. Thought on the main menu listening to them on a Playlist would be cool
@@tumultuousv I don’t see how it would be any less immersion breaking than pause healing or having to pause to switch weapons. Especially since link basically has an ipod now.( shiekah slate)
Was relaxing alright, put me to sleep with it's huge map of NOTHING.
I find it really interesting how before the 2021 E3 trailer the entire community was talking about underwater exploration as something they wanted in the sequel but now I haven't seen it mentioned in months. I am still really wishing for some good underwater sections so this it's interesting how everyone else seems to have forgotten about it.
The sky surprised em
Flippers might come back.
Let's just hope Nintendo doesn't make underwater exploration being tied to motion controls like the flying mechanic of skyward sword
@@pepekovallin nothing except aiming has motion controls on BotW, it'd be weird if they started doing it now lol
@@pepekovallin The flying controls were excellent on skyward sword. On wii I struggled a bit more, but I was also a child so my general gaming skills were much worse
In terms of classic enemies, I'd love too see the Dodongoes make a return. Giant, dinosaur-like beasts roaming around, their shadows looming over the land. Gerudo Desert got a unique overworld boss in the form of the Molduga, so death mountain should get one too.
Edit: Also if there are underwater segments in the game some sort of megaladon would be awesome
The giant eels from MM
Honestly if there's no underwater I'd be shocked. They actually decorated the ocean floors in BotW, but then hid them with dark water lol. I think it was planned to have them be explorable but they gave up on the idea. If BotW 2 keeps the same map, it'd be nice to explore stuff we haven't seen such as caves, oceans and of course, the sky as well, because we've already seen the whole vanilla Hyrule by now lol
One thing I’m hoping for is more interactions with the four successors of the Champions (Sidon, Yunobo, Teba, and Riju). They all have so much personality and interesting backgrounds, but I wish we could’ve spent more time with them after reclaiming the Divine Beasts. Even with their surprise appearances in Age of Calamity, we only get a handful of cutscenes of the successors actually interacting with their respective Champion.
Yeah, I want more development give to those four AND Pay.
They could create some kind of club or something similar. You know, like the Boy Scouts or a Church Group
A great idea I had was bringing back the Hollows from Age of Calamity. What if the Successors view Ganondorf using the Hollows as mockery of their predecessors, giving the them more motivation to help Link claim victory. The Successors are some of my favorite BotW characters and I would love to see more of them.
Agreed!!!
I mean Teba, Riju, and Sidon yeah.....i wasnt a fan of Yunobo
I hope they don't make Zelda a playable character
I’m not sure if this will be fixed, but I thought it was annoying to fight late-game enemies.
The only difference between a red bokoblin and a silver one is how hard they hit. The way they fight is identical. They didn’t grow more difficult with every new color variant, they just became damage sponges. You’d blow through like 3 weapons just to beat 1 silver bokoblin.
They're just as dumb too. I want to see what a Bokoblin or Lizalfos General could do. Let them kick some ass. :D
Golden monsters in Master mode also died with four punches thanks to salvage lionel sword attack up +42. So I don't understand your claims to the game
@@Anrakyr : The weapon and enemy HP scaling is likely the culprit there. There's such a drastic difference in how powerful weapons can be and how much HP enemies can have that they can turn into sponges if you don't use the best weapons against the best enemies.
The main issue they're pointing out isn't related to enemy HP though, it's still true that higher ranked enemies are recolored copies with no variation in behavior from their underlings.
@@theoaremevano3227 Thanks you. Now I understand
@@theoaremevano3227 that’s mainly a weapon durability issue as so much of botws balancing comes from forcing you to forage for new weapons which really just makes most people avoid combat altogether.
I'd love to see a more fleshed out player home, with maybe more weapon/item storage options or possibly even a small farming system
only having 3 slots for each weapon type made me sad because i didnt wanna use any of the champion's gear
I would like if they gave some choices as to where you could locate.
@@UwULilyKitsune
I want a wardrobe/dresser to store armor/clothes.
I maxed out all my clothing, but now I don't want to sell it, I want to keep it-but NOT in my Inventory...
@@UwULilyKitsune same
@@UwULilyKitsune I have way more than that it's called korok seeds..
I would really like to see an actual post game, imo that was one of the biggest missed opportunities of botw
I can see some arguments why Botw didn't have a post-game. A post-Ganon fight would mean that the various Guardians are no longer aggressive toward Link (and might even protect him, as that's what the Sheikah built them to do). I think curing all the Guardians would be an excellent Post-game reward, but it would also take away one of the games most iconic enemies.
I mean there was the DLC lol
But there has never been a post game in all of Zelda. Like correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like the developers have chosen not to ever do it.
@@pancakes8670 if you could have two saves of your game it wouldn’t be that bad
lol
A few things for me really:
Much bigger character/story focus
Long term quests like Tarrey Town - maybe a way to restore cities and towns and expand them etc
Enemy variety
A mixture of BotW and classic soundtracks being brought back
Large scale dungeons.
It would be cool if we could go outside hyrule
Add water exploration or caves or both, and this is my exact list
Yeah they've got a great base for exploration and seeing different lands like Holodrum would be great. Agree completely with underwater exploration - could expand it with a more feral deep sea zora race maybe.
I get the Gerudo tribe being analogous to Arabian culture so BotW went that route with the music but I really missed the OoT version where you just sat there and enjoyed the music. So what it’s more Spanish. It was awesome and truly missed it. I think that was a poor decision on Nintendo’s part.
Yeah, I don't MIND the emphasis on ambience they moved toward in many later Zelda game tracks, but in significant places like dungeons I don't find myself paying them much heed, even if they're pretty well done otherwise. I'd like to have more melodic tracks in there to hum along to... or be weirded out by. XD
I know the title screen in BotW was different, but I actually really enjoyed it. When you play the game for the first time, the silence really catches you off guard, and makes you feel the weight of just how special the game is, at least that's how I felt anyway. Likewise, the artwork is obviously beautiful, and is great to actually see in game, instead of just on a poster or something. I really love and enjoy video game art though, so I'm biased on that end haha
I agree that the silent and subdued nature of the title screen fits the desolate, apocalyptic state of Hyrule. The music in-game reflects this as well. Sparse and subdued bar some exceptions.
Thematically it makes sense, absolutely.
But I can see why Zeltik, and someone else, might want to see a more classic approach to BOTW2's title screen. Artistically it's more... pleasing.
Difficult but either way is fine for me. Both fits if you ask me.
Before you play botw for the first time,you start it up but unlike any other game it’s quite… so quite yes it’s really captures how special the game is
Hi! Love ur videos!
@@edmundthearchwizard thank you!
I completely agree with you
They were going or a different atmosphere. I'm not even mad 😆
I want real dungeons
I’d love more character interaction. The champions are a wonderful inclusion, and I want more of them. I’d especially like to see more of link and zelda interacting, them being the two most important characters in the game and all. Being able to play as zelda would also be very cool.
I want that, too! I adore the Zelda franchise... and how awesome would it be if we could explore the story from Zelda's pov...and omg if this game were to become 2 player?! My family loves to play games together... and seeing as this is my personal favorite, not much could make me happier than going on that adventure with the people I love.
I could see how playing certain segments as Zelda could be useful.
Hell yes, the new generation of Champions deserved more screen time. I hope the old ones can finally rest in peace so we can bring in Sidon, Teba, Riju, Yunobo and maybe even more Paya lol. I want to see Zelda reunite with Impa but she's growing old, so Paya taking on more responsibilities to eventually take over would be nice. Ever since we've seen young Impa in AoC, I've wanted to see Paya in sort of a similar role now that Impa is old lol.
@@harrisontownsend910 I'm afraid they'd be like the MJ sections in the PS4 Spider-Man games tho. Kinda boring and linear and the whole time you just want to go back to doing the actually fun shit lol
Also more built out towns will be nice. Cooking options too.
7:17 that actually doesn't apply to BotW. If you start the game for the very first time, you instantly start a new save file while skipping the menu, so the first thing new players will see is the opening cutscene. Although I agree that a better main menu sreen is definitely needed.
Yeah, I forgot about that until I was in the edit! Agreed though, a better title screen is important
Age of Calamity probably has my favorite menu screen in Zelda.
An aerial boss would be pretty cool. Twilight Princess had a really cool and cinematic boss fight with Argorok in Twilight Princess, and Skyward Sword had something vaguely similar with Levias.
I would love to see more signs of community and civilization among the monsters of Hyrule. I loved how the Bokoblins had almost a hunter-gatherer society where they interacted with each other. It would be so cool to find a village of settled and peaceful Bokoblins challenging Link’s expectations.
How would such Bokoblins be created? After all they're formed from malice, the same stuff that causes Guardians to attack Link on sight.
@@AnonymOus-ss9jj time. Nothing is permanent. They could be originated in malice but through civil growth, they start to settle. Similarly, you could say the same about the Yiga Clan. They’re Sheikah, created by Hylia, but they chose a different path toward evil.
@@AnonymOus-ss9jj no there not they are demons
What I always loved about zelda were the large dungeons, because you’re in enemy territory and you know that a (not always) cool and or creative boss is waiting for you at the end of a large dungeon.
I really loved botw, but I felt like there was some diversity missing within the bosses, yes we had the mini bosses like hinox, talus and the lynel etc, but I really missed the diversity in major bosses, we only had blights that were pretty similar in design, I do think the battles were really creative, but for a reason it felt for me like there was missing something
I like the reimagined classic enemies, But I also hope for completely fresh and new ones
Yeah would love to see the lovecraftian abominations in the concept book
yeah the Lynel was cool, now I want Darknuts back.
For the sequel to breath of the Wild, I personally would love to see more of the elemental dragons. I think with the fact that in Breath of the Wild the Spring of Wisdom Shrine Quest where you have to save Naydra the Ice dragon from being corrupted by malice, this shows us that Ganon had shown an interest in the dragons and wanted to use them for evil!!! Also the fact that the trailer is showing what looks like Zonai ruins, Link’s outfit being as it is, the fact he uses a shield with a dragon head that has fire breath, as well as the fact that the shot of Hyrule castle levitating via malice has the same exact music playing as when one of the dragons showed up in BOTW or at the very least the same instrument being used……anyways this makes me think that dragons are gonna play a HUGE role in the sequel and I hope I’m right because I think that’s the best way to really take advantage of all the open air exploration/combat. Imagine Link and Zelda each riding one of the elemental dragons on their way to storm Hyrule Castle and take it back from Ganon!!!! Either way I’m so excited!!!! BOTW is my favorite game of alllllll time :)
BTW I love your videos Zeltik! Cheers m8
I love the dragons, they're so gorgeous. I wish it was possible to be able to interact more with them, rather than getting hurt by their fire, electricity, or ice since they're allies not enemies.
BotW is definitely my favorite Zelda game, even though I was completely in love with Twilight Princess when it came out. This game is going to be amazing when it finally comes out. They obviously want to make it the best game possible.
@@elizabethsullivan7176 I couldn’t agree more! I was thinking maybe they can implement some sort of musical instrument we can use to communicate with the Elemental Dragons…..perhaps an ocarina🤔 haha. I just finished 2018 God of War and they have to use a specific horn to call “The World Serpent” and only a select few can speak it’s language. But anyways ya know how it’s said in game that you have to be pure of heart to even see the dragons? They can say that the reason we couldn’t ride the dragons in the original is because we didn’t first ask permission or show them respect and talk to them in their language….maybe that’s why Link is wearing his new Green Zonai looking outfit? To show respect 💯
Just farming them for parts felt like an awful reward for finding and saving them
@@ryanambsdorf2859 yeah especially since enchanting armor was kind of useless since you could pretty much shred the game with a base level champions tunic and hylian trousers. I would love to see possibly multiplayer and more dungeons, and an increased difficulty
@@Indocryptic pfft multiplayer? Nahh nintendo never does that right, sorry.
Wild how zeltik got the name right months in advanced, thats some deep Intel
he just changed the title
@@tokyongs5886 WOWWW REALLY?!? :0
I really want loftwings back, like imagine being able to land on the ground with a loft wing. And when you hop off the bird takes off. You can call it whenever you need them. Omg even when jumping off a cliff and diving. That would be so cool. Even with cinematic fights.
The enemy thing is something I really want. I'd love to see ancient tech iron knuckles or malice corrupted sheikah monk redeads. Maybe even things like poes with luminous stone lanterns or something.
I really want to see them incorporate a music element, for example, let link be able to play the Sheikah slate like a musical instrument (maybe a piano or an ancient synth). Let music give him a new unique ability that we haven't seen in the series before.
It would be a great way to pay tribute to Ocarina or Majora's and would keep things interesting. Maybe it could be an interesting way for him to unlock memories or gain access to dungeons or something.
wouldn't it be cool if they actually found the Ocarina of Time deep in the underground? and Kass might have some insight into the old songs, even after thousands of years.
Actually, now that you mention it, I think every main Zelda game had a musical instrument, but BOTW had none(?)
@@cloudsquall88 major 3d ones* but yea it’s quite bizarre especially since the game is filled with music for all different areas and places ect. But it would also makes sense since link won’t have memories of how to play these tools
If there is an instrument, I wish it could also go back to the feel of OoT/Majora’s Mask and actually be playable. People used to share tabs of songs that could be played with the 5 main notes and the joystick. Only Spirit Tracks has come the closest to capturing that feel again.
this would be so awesome!! musical instruments with powers are already incorporated in so so many other zelda games (zelda 1, link’s awakening, wind waker, twilight princess, OoT/MM, skyward sword, etc etc)
I would personally love to see a more customizable house and maybe even a small farm where you can grow any food.
Also, a work bench to craft basic weapons and arrows.
It's the Legend of Zelda not Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley
@@rivenblake8220 relax, its just a personal wishlist. Also, botw already has a ton of different genre built in to the game so your comment doesnt make sense. I just want a more basic feature and more of a side quest/mini game anyways. It would also act as some post game content for people who want to keep playing after beating everything else. Im 99% sure it won't happen anyways lol.
@rivenblake8220 Bruh, has BOTW not taught you that Zelda is more flexible than you think? The ONLY things that remain constant are that you explore, you fight monsters, and you get cool items to help you along the way. So long as it has the spirit of adventure, you can do basically anything with Zelda.
If redeads come into Tears of the Kingdom, I have a new reason to be absolutely terrified once more. But I am super curious as to what they would look like.
I disagree with BotW title screen. A cinematic title screen would of really taken away from the reveal when you leave the Chamber of Resurrection. First play through and they give you that amazing view of Hyrule is both breath taking, and a bit daunting. The vast scale of the quest before you laid out. I wouldn't of changed that for anything
Yea and finding the Temple of Time was so cool for me since Iove OoT lol, wouls not want that moment spoiled by the title screen lmao
I am really hoping for a larger emphasis on the story and lore.
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Me to
I'm really excited for an intelligent Ganondorf this time. An actual villain instead of the force of nature that was Calamity Ganon
I feel like a lot of people are
I’d love to see more cutscenes… lore related ones of course.
I would love to see more classic type dungeons. The shrine’s were fun at first then they just became stale and the Devine beasts “dungeons” were ok but didn’t do it for me. If there were less shrine and more themed dungeons I would be very happy.
that title changed real quick
For me, I’m not gonna lie, I’d love it if we could see him learn about a hero or two from the past, maybe the one from 10,000 years ago or perhaps even one of the previous links? That’d be mad imo
That could be a way to expand Link's character, giving him some context on his history. :)
Special Hero shrines that require you to complete a puzzle from an older zelda game to enter and reward you with the previous link costumes? Maybe dont tell people how to do them in this game and just have a message hinting at what game this is referencing? Light up the eyes of a giant skeleton to get oot, Blow a hole in spectacle rock to get zelda 1, crouch on a specific carpet to get cdi?
I also hope we can unlock green tunics without amiibo. ( and not the tunic of the wild it’s hideous and requires all the shrines to unlock.)
@@firenze6478 Well that's mean about the tunic of the wild, it looks fine for what it's supposed to be
@@nerosoul2506 I just really dont like how impractical it looks with the shorts and vest. Its like they found a way to make the classic tunic even less appealing
7 things I want in BotW2
7: hookshot
6: hookshot
5: hookshot
4: hookshot
3: hookshot
2: magic beans
1: hookshot
The hookshot really isn't that cool
@@BitchChill (inhales) you wanna… REPEAT YOURSELF?!?!
(Joke)
I would like to see more interaction with the champion successors. It was good to have them help you get into the divine beasts, but it felt like they were kinda just forgotten afterwards. I think I'd also like to have a stronger soundtrack. I like the relaxed songs of the first for when you were just exploring and wandering, but it would be nice to have some bangers in there too. I think it would also be fun to have more enemy diversity. In the first game, objectively, there weren't that many; just the same ones that came in different colors as the game got harder. It would also be sweet to have the return of Fi. It was teased in the botw with the sword speaking to zelda when it told her to take link to the shrine of resurrection.
I said it in another comment, but I would like a full-blown swimming/diving set up of some kind. Every time I needed to cross a body of water, it was a total slog. And the lack of ability to explore underwater areas felt very restricting!
I would add this: Fighting moves like twilight princess, where you can douge and roll and strike an enemy on the fly. Making fighting way more dynamic.
you can dodge and roll and strike while moving in botw so that makes 0 sense...
@@thechosenone8886 how?
@@thechosenone8886 there's literally not even rolling LOL, just say you don't know what you're talking about. Does BOTW have the mortal draw? Back slice? Helm splitter? Does BOTW even have a forward stab with the sword? Can you run and slash? Nope. BOTW is amazing but it's combat uniqueness really came from it's weapon variety, don't be an ass
@@thechosenone8886 you must have not played twilight princess lmaoo
@@alexboyd1614 I said in botw can you read?
I guess I might be the only one, but as someone who likes looking at concept art and illustrations, I didn't mind the start menu screen too much. It would be cool if it was like the other games mentioned but I didn't think it was that bad.
Bro. It was horrible. All the Zelda games intro screens are legendary and iconic. Botw.. didnt even have one. It's pathetic and sad.
If you want concept art then buy the damn art book. A title screen is supposed to set the tone for the game and immerse you before the journey begins. It's not supposed to be a bunch of f*cking JPG's.
@@simonrockstream Yikes. Calm down. All I said was that I like the art. I was a little disappointed by the start menu too. Also, I have a book, thanks.
@@z3ldafanjuli3 This guy is like “HoW DaRe YoU LiKe SoMeThInG ThAt I DoN’t”
@@3max_well376 Right lol.
I really like all these ideas. One thing I would like is being able to go underwater like in past titles.
Me too. There is so many things we're missing by not being able to swim beneath the surface of the water locations.
Yesss please! It’d be so fun. I can imagine there’d be so many cool bosses to fight and places to explore that could give a cool, majestic atmosphere or a cramped and confined one, depending on the situation. Maybe we could see more Zora too!
Did y'all just forget how annoying every other water place in an zelda game has been?
@@EliazzzZZzz i never hated them that bad tbh
@@ziiiiiiii754 i think they are very annoying 😅
Oh I personally LOVED the design of the BOTW title screen. The brushed painting look of the artwork with Link posing is as pretty as it is minimal, which complements the game's overall design.
I think it would be cool to have follow up on some of the side quests or the people you could chat to around Hyrule. Like, visiting Tarrey Town and meeting Hudson and Rhondson's kid, or finding that guy who was running away from Lurelin Village settled down somewhere
The way I see it, ReDeads are already in _Breath of the Wild_ in the form of the Shiekah monks. And to be honest, I really like that portrayal. It's less horrific and scary than the classic, but just as morbid and more melancholy.
If they want to use them, that's fine, just make them enemies. Hell, I'd take a room full of Moz Koshias. Why not? XD
@@theoaremevano3227 Oof, don't tempt fate like that...
@@theoaremevano3227 *URBOSA PLEASE I CAN'T HANDLE THE THREE USE LIMIT*
i kinda hope theres semi backwards compatibility with botw 1, i doubt it’ll be something as crazy as like keeping all your items. but maybe something big that rewards you for playing the first game
Like a save game import feature that games such as Mass Effect and The Witcher have? I am all for that.
If you import a finished save, maybe you can start with some Rupees and a predetermined set of armors and weapons. And/or with some more Hearts and Stamina (appropriate to amount of shrines, or Hearts and Stamina, you did/have at the time of the save game that you import).
Carrying over which sidequests you've completed is a no-brainer. If I get to roam around Hyrule and don't have my house and completed Tarrey Town I'll be mad
Perhaps a better reward for collecting Korok seeds
Hell i'd be fine with just getting the botw 1 champion tunic as link has a newer version now
Rune Factory 5 added characters from 4 if you had it on Switch, so there’s plenty of ways they could do that.
I hope we get the ability to repair and maybe? upgrade weapons. What I'm REALLY REALLY hoping for, is the ability to dive underwater! There are SO many cool areas that I want to explore deeper! (Also makes it easy to hide new dungeon entrances in familiar/ iconic locations!)
The idea of reimagined Darknuaghts with the bullet time sword fighting mechanics would be so cool, I feel like Zelda needs to set the standard for immersive top level sword fighting mechanics.
An Elden ring absolutely proved them right. Giant octopuses walking around on land would be disgusting.
And annoying asf to fight
You're right. Hyrule needs like 50 more poisonous bogs filled with murder crabs and death dogs.
I think Elden Ring is behind the game being delayed, I feel like Nintendo saw how successful it was and decided to revisit some of what they had already finished to better compete with it
@U. Reverie
I am 99.99999% certain that Elden Ring had nothing to do with BotW2 being delayed. Looking at the timing of when the delay was announced, Nintendo probably had made the decision to delay (internally) before Elden had even released.
Even if they hadn't made that decision already, there still is virtually no way they delayed because of Elden Ring. Nintendo doesn't operate that way, and for that matter no sensible company would make such a hasty decision to delay a game they'd been working on for 5 years and were nearing completion on simply because of a well-reviewed game that had only been out for a month, no matter how good that well-reviewed game was. Furthermore, I'm guessing nobody on the Zelda team had even PLAYED Elden Ring yet at that point. They were hard at work, you know, developing BotW2.
@@jadimich I don't think I said that. I'm saying that they were right to say it would be disgusting. And I only bring up elden ring because it has something like them on land and it's pretty Nasty. Lol
Would be dope to have skins of past Links. Or at least give us an opportunity to find the clothes of the past hereos without having to use an amiboo
Yes love this idea and let them have different attributes
FR tho it wasnt fun to see other People playing with cool stuff because of an amiibo you dont have.
If you wanna check an opening title scene that gets me pumped every time I boot up the game. Look at Dragon Quest XI S's title opening. It makes you want to play the game so much it's insane. Like it's probably the best opening to a game I've ever seen.
I just want the same sense of discovery I felt with BOTW. I really hope I don’t feel like I’m exploring something I’ve already explored in the sequel
that's my biggest fear with the sequel!
You know what would be cool?
If at the beginning of the game there's a scene where Zelda begs Link to talk with her, and not to bottle his thought up. The game then gives a prompt of ok or ... and if you choose okay link will be voice acted for the rest of the game and if you choose ... then he'll stay silent that way no one can be upset if he speaks because it'll be their choice!
Agreed, but maybe make it so it is a gradual change that is done over multiple interactions at different points, so as he progresses through the game, his character develops, this also makes it so it isn’t so sudden and so you can take your actions back and not make a choice you later regret
No… it would completely break the tradition of no link voice acting. It would’nt feel like a Zelda game
@@mr.ranno5432 I mean, this is Breath of the Wild we're talking about, but I can see where you're coming from.
@YsuperY Plays th-cam.com/video/OE4VkfYaP1w/w-d-xo.html here u go
@@mr.ranno5432 And? BOTW broke many traditions
I would love to see redeads and dead hand. The way Zelda games do creepy enemies is such a nostalgic aesthetic that I’ve always adored
As much as they scarred the heck out of me as a kid, YES! I totally agree. I don’t know if it’s possible to make them that creepy again, but I’d love to see it.
@YsuperY Plays Ahhh that'd give me a heart attack, I'd love to see it X-D
Very nice, changing all the titles of the videos as soon as possible :D
An ocarina or method of playing melody’s would be cool, definitely a sun song to stop the damn rain. Temples/dungeons for sure. They should also make it easier and earlier to access the master bike as I think it’s a cool way to travel and would be nice to have it included in the play through rather than it be in postgame
It would be fine if botw actually had a post game. Theres just literally nothing to do after getting the bike
Yes ! BOTS is the really first 3D game without an instrument and it’s less a Zelda for that too
@@firenze6478 Post game would be new to the Zelda games as well. At least, I can't think of any Zelda games that have one. I haven't heard of any decent ideas on what a good post game would be though.
I honestly like the voice acting, it was a improvement in Age of Calamity I was glad to see. Having more cutscenes with voice acting would be sweet. I only want one piece of dialog from Link. When Zelda falls down the ruptured earth in the cave, I want Link to simply yell out her name "ZELDA!" It would be a powerful moment. Would make me go "Oh S***"
Cool idea.
I adore the voice acting too.
It was a dream come true for me
I want a voiced Ganondorf.
Honestly, the only character's voice acting I've legitimately disliked so far is Sidon's, specifically in AoC.
On the topic of Link getting dialog though, I agree about it being just one significant line, but I have a different idea for it's context. See, probably my favorite moment from AoC comes right after Terrako self-destructs, when Zelda turns to face Ganon and says "It's time... to end this!"
The sheer level of anger and malice(no pun intended) in her voice communicates that she's not just determined, or angered, she's downright _pissed,_ and that she's going to stop at nothing until Ganon no longer exists.
I hope that in BotW2, we get a moment like that for Link, where he just lets out all the pent up emotion from both a century ago and the modern day into one or 2 sentences that gets the player hyped up and thinking "now you f***ed up!"
@@Dr.Pootis in Japanese Sidon sound dope
Something I would extremely love in the sequel would be thematic music! Botw didn’t have a lot of music. Most of it was a single piano. The piano felt like it was for dramatic somber scenes, and I don’t think pianos can really convey epic battles without other instruments. In the sequel, an overworld theme, dungeon themes, and orchestral music following other themes (maybe even callbacks to previous games) would make the adventure a pleasure to listen to while we explore and play.
It would fit with a Hyrule that's finally free to recover and grow after the Calamity too! Strains of character themes in locations named for them, a bit of the upbeat town music coming back as their hope returns, etc
@@ghostcassette6012 I like the way you think! That would be a great idea to implement into musical themes
I have to say, BOTW combat music (admittedly it's only 3 variations of 1 song and another for the guardians), is phenomenal, and orchestral! Even the guardian theme fits well, a repeating piano riff that feels like whatever it is you're fighting is out of place in the world. Perfect for guardians.
Also I think they originally wanted big fanfare overworld music but decided against it due to it being too repetitive, and not really fitting with what the play testers were doing or how they felt.
Well just take a look at the trailer music for BOTW 2. I imagine in intense moments they will try to make the music more grandiose to create more contrast between the games.
@@G-DORA I agree with you, the piano music was epic sounding in its own right! I think it could have been much more epic if there was a full ensemble. But I like your opinion very much!
A lot of people want more lore and story and I can’t argue with that. However, what I want most is more of an emphasis on combat and possibly multiplayer, I would also love to see proper dungeons and a much harder difficulty (this can be adjusted), but I would like to see it since BOTW felt very easy in its base game, put more focus onto enchanting armor and getting better weapons for a purpose and not just for collection purposes.
Imagine co-op where players can play as Zelda and the champions, who all have their unique skill set and combat style to Link who’s a jack of all trades.
Adjusting difficulty is a relic of the past. It never adjusted the ai just damage and health numbers. BOTW, Elden ring, elder scrolls, these games didn't forget the difficulty slider. They did away with it. Gone. Not needed.
Hard disagree, I like the simplicity of it. It's accessible to all and i should stay that way. Enchanting and upgrading and stuff often overcomplicates things and I find that unnecessary in this game. There are hundreds of games with these mechanics already, anyone is free to play those but Zelda doesn't have to follow the trend.
@@lolmanyeah1 you can change the difficulty in Skyrim tho lol
@@NhBleker that's asking a lot lol
I love that you renamed all your old videos.
I really hope they throw in like three of the traditional dungeons I loved breath of the wild but I also really love the traditional dungeons give us a few of those please.
And even temples would be nice
Yeah it's not like we're asking for 20 temples. Just a few would be ideal to break up the shrines if they make a return
Go back to dungeons and temples but put shrines Inside them if I had to pick 3 old temples I'd like to see water, shadow and maybe the great deku tree again would be awesome
Here's my take: structures like Stormveil Castle in Elden Ring. It is a big structure but not a Zelda-like dungeon, that'd be amazing for me. Hyrule castle was good for a final dungeon in BotW, but I want more like that in the open world
Hyrule Castle was the only place that felt like an actual Zelda Dungeon
@@petratyraanderson not really, felt more like a Souls level to me, since you can skip almost all the castle and head to Ganon
@@ivanroman8914 oh right I forgot about that another thing I didn't like about botw is that it feel like build up was optional like in previous games there were places you couldn't get to without certain items and you got said items there was like this sort of high where you're like "awesome I can go there now" I don't know how else to describe it
@@petratyraanderson I know what you're talking about, that's the 'metroidvania' design, when you can backtrack after acquiring some ability or item. But that's a trade-off for having such an open world, when you can go anywhere everytime, there's no intended path, so everyone can get a different experience
Yes! I'm glad someone said it. More dungeons like Hyrule Castle!!
I can’t tell you how much I look forward to your videos. Nothing but fantastic content with fresh ideas
5 moderate to very small things that I would love to see in botw’s sequel are
1. Underwater exploration. Expand upon the Zora tribe and underwater locations with their story and lore!
2. Give Zelda proper character development and relational development with Link. AOC was so far off from the original botw that all of Zelda’s “development” there would not be found in the sequel. Her relationship with Link also felt like it hit a road block in the true botw ending where they had such a generic esc reunion after 100 years apart.
2. Bring back the fishing rod. Maybe have a mini game for it again for good ol times.
3. Bring back Link’s low health idle animation. It looks weird to see him blinking red and standing upright at 1 heart. Age of Calamity fixed this!
4. Lemme pet the dogos. Please.
I would love to see more lore/call backs
Maybe seeing the ruins of arbiters grounds as a dungeon and skyloft (or ruins by this point)
Possibly snowpeak ruins making a comeback
I do love wishlists for sequels I hope can outdo their predecessors. :D For my part, I'd like:
1: Give Link a slight tune-up in his physical movement and control- The way Link feels in Breath of the Wild somehow felt like it never got comfortable for me, and I feel like it has to do with how certain actions feel like you have superpowers while others feel like they were designed to feel like Shadow of the Colossus, with Link having strict physical limitations to work around. The stark difference felt odd and caused me to overestimate what Link could do in a lot of smaller, annoying ways.
I'd like to see his jumping improved a bit, give him a way to swim properly, especially if he has Zora gear on him, give his attacks some movement and let him take hits better, falling down less, getting up quicker from light knockdown and being able to stop his rolling. Anything in this category that feels like it needs balancing could be tied to stamina, which I felt was greatly underused in the first game.
2: Enemy Variations- In addition to those classic enemies I want to see in the roster, I really think they could improve on the Lizalfos, Moblins and Bokoblins by changing the upgraded versions to have their own abilities and quirks. Rather than have the higher ranked ones behave like the same bumbling half-wits their base forms are, I'd love to see what a highly competent version of the enemy could do, or see specialized variations of them, like armored, assassins, shamans that carry magic staves and so on. Breath of the Wild does mention competent Lizalfos Generals being in Ganon's army once upon a time. :)
3: More environmental damage + scaling- A problem with the first game is that while weapons continued to scale up and get more powerful along with the enemies further into the game, a lot of other cool-as-hell options you could play with didn't have any way to scale, resulting in things like boxes being overpowered as hell early on and useless as hell in late game. Whatever it takes, I hope they can find a way to make bashing enemies with creative items consistently useful throughout the game. Apart from raw damage, maybe things like having a finishing blow again could help because knocking an enemy down could be capitalized on, for example.
4: Less emphasis or more options for Flurry and Parry- These got old after a while and really the only reason was because there was only one way the move would play out, especially for the flurry rush: you do it, you wack the enemey X amount of times and that's the only option. I'd love to be able to execute other moves during one of these animations, or be able to use other tools at my disposal. I also think there needs to be more emphasis on using shields as... actual shields and not having them shatter like glass unless you use the parry.
Also, I think having Link take 100% damage on a failed parry puts at a huge disadvantage to the flurry rush which generally includes no such risk. On top of that, the reward seems to be far LESS? It barely creates an opening on a lot of things, yet is far more risky. Giving the player reasons to choose to parry while also removing the heavy discouragement would help a lot. Only thing that's overpowered about the parry is beam reflection. Best not to have that outclass every other way of fighting enemies with that capability due to its 100% free cost for success. It's not like the risk matters when you can just save.
5: A new way to learn very specific mechanics- I do think it's great to let people learn on their own, but I'd rather not leave the player learning and having fun with the game entirely up to chance. With some things, it's just too easy to get the wrong idea, and Breath of the Wild has tons of details to its mechanics that could greatly boost a player's enjoyment to find. While letting players potentially find out on their own, having a collectible of something like journal pages or something detailing the game's many quirks. This, or something like it, would act as a secondary source to to ensure players could seek out knowledge in-game if they feel they might be missing something. It's much like how you can learn combat mechanics in an action or fighting game when you have a proper move list to look at and test for yourself.
Zeltik, I wish you were one of the developers on this Zelda Project. You have the best Legend of Zelda content and insight on all of TH-cam.
"Do you know how that makes me feel inside? Furious! Outraged! Sick with anger!"
I'm hoping for Zelda as a companion. I really enjoyed spirit tracks despite its flaws from that aspect alone. Let's expand on that.
Agreed. Plus, it would fit this game a lot: BOTW ended on Link and Zelda finally reuniting after 100 years and setting out together; it would only be fitting to have the two of them adventure together in the sequel.
meh, I personally would prefer to travel alone as Link. since skyward sword I think Zelda became annoying (that's my personal opinion). so I don't actually enjoy seeing her back. her old self (ocarina of time, twilight princess, etc.) was so different from the new version of her. more graceful, more distant, not as pushy. I liked that version of her better. having her as a companion would only result in a new navi
@@theawesomemepreussen I respect your personal opinion, I just think having that possibility for players that would love to play the story mode with a friend or significant other is something that would attract an entirely different audience of gamers. Zelda is a powerful enough character to where she can have the option of being an Ai controlled assist character like Atreus is to Kratos in 2018 God of War….so I don’t think she’d end up being another Navi lol. I actually thought BOTW Zelda’s character was extremely well written and very relatable but we can agree to disagree and you can like past iterations of the character more I totally understand that. I played the game in Japanaese, IMO the Japanese voice actors are much better and I know some people don’t like the English Voice actor for BOTW Zelda so maybe that swayed your opinion? But maybe if she took on a “Shiek” type transformation in the sequel after falling in the pit after finding Ganon you would think she’s a badasssss? I think the fact she cut her hair short symbolizes how she is ready for battle. Anyways….BOTW was all about redefining the Zelda series and they ended up changing open world games forever. This can be the main focus on making the game feel unlike any other Zelda game we’ve ever had or if they add their magic to it, unlike any other game period
@@N0no420 Oh I didn't play in English, I played it in my native language dub. Which wasn't the best for Zelda either though. All in all I just didn't like her new character that much, but same goes for Skyward Sword. I don't like the princess you can actually get close to without the barrier of her being an almighty princess living in "a different world" as you, the hero.
A multiplayer would be cool, though. But I'd prefer to have different characters to choose from then. Or even a possibility to switch between them. I think this might be too much for the developers haha
@@theawesomemepreussen I can totally see where you’re coming from 👍🏼 let’s just see what the sequel has to offer :)
I want there to be new items in the middle of the game and more substantial secrets. I also want them to make weapon breaking less annoying and bring some sort of crafting system!
That last one with overworld dungeons explaining story and history is my number 1.
Light and heavy attacks and combos between them would be amazing. It doesn’t have to be Elden Ring combat but some additional depth would help.
I'm hoping for a repair system and weapons that don't break in 2-5 swings. Also dungeons that don't all feel exactly the same
Additionally can we please have link in green tunic over blue t-shirt link? At bare minimum without needing amiibo? Idk link should look like his iconic self and not like he just woke up on outset island imo
@@jeremydubois4639 you dont need amibo for this, you can to do all shrines instead
@@bartekmarze1863 unlocking a new outfit for completing all of the content isn't much of a reward since people want to look like link while completing the content not when you've done everything and there's nothing left y'know? Links look is iconic, it shouldn't be a dlc or a reward for those who exhaust the games content and got nothing left to do
With the title screen thing I'd honestly like to see something like Legends Arceus did with theirs. Depending on where in the game you are you get a title screen that shows that area. So maybe if say you were in a dungeon they could show a screen that reflects that. Not only would it remind you of where you are in game when you start it bit it would give it a different screen every time
I really want the "future Champions" (Sidon, Teba, Yunobo, Riju) to have a role to play, as well as Kass. I also want the lava in Death Mountain to be more similar to that of Mustafar from Star Wars, so that it makes getting around more interesting and dangerous than just following a selected pathway. Finally, I want to see the actual swordplay get an upgrade, because the swordplay in the game felt very static and repetitive.
I don't want them to overcomplicate the fighting, I have trouble keeping up when there are combinations you have to remember and specific moves to kill enemies.
As for the characters, they were the best part of the first game so I agree that the new generation should be more prominent this time around. Would be strange not to capitalize on the popularity of Sidon lmao. In addition to the ones you named, more Paya would be cool. They used her model for Impa in AoC, so clearly they're still aware of her existence lol
@@highdefinition450 Not to mention, I'd like to see more of Harth. He was basically invisible for most of the game, and you could go entire runs without ever needing him. It'd be nice if he actually had a significant role to play.
Tbh, I think the combat is even more boring and repetitive in every other zelda game besides botw, and botw actually has the most interesting combat imo. But yea, it's a new zelda game, they need a new and interesting combat system.
@@CarbonKnight9 most of the games you're referring to are very old. It's not fair to compare games like Majora's or OoT with BotW because they set the standard, and were quite literally the greatest ever when they came out. Combat (like everything else) should evolve with each entry, not stagnate. It didn't just stagnate in BotW either, as even some older Zeldas were better, like Wind Waker and especially Twilight Princess. Skyward Sword is more debatable, and I can even see arguments for Wind Waker, but if you think it's better than TP, I really recommend you go play/revisit that game. The sheer amount of moves and ways to approach enemies compared to the rest of the series is baffling. BotW has parries, (which are largely not very rewarding for the trouble outside of guardians), and it has flurry rushes: that's about it. No combos, no downed attacks, no block breaks, not even a way to deal bonus damage outside of freezing an enemy first. Gadgets exist, but they aren't an organic part of combat and add virtually nothing combat wise, instead they're more of a contained thing you do that makes the fight easier, such as using stasis. Flurry rushes are satisfying, but that's really all there is. Otherwise, it's just button mashing into the same boring attack animation repeatedly. There are charge attacks, but they aren't very good outside of greatsword which essentially just increases the speed at which you can output hits. Spear's charge is hardly ever worth the charge time, and Sword's spin slash is just straight bad (though it can be used to knock bokoblins off cliffs). An easy change to this problem as well as the problem of the repetitive attacks all being the same, is to simply give certain attacks higher or lower damage. Set the final hit in basic attacks to do 1.5× damage instead of 1×. Set charged spin slashes to do 1.5-2. Jump attacks coukd get similar treatment too. One of BotW's problems is that those few systems and extra attacks they have aren't encouraged, as they're worse than just mashing Y. This isn't some crazy idea either, as previous Zeldas have done this, and action games like Bayonetta, Ninja Gaiden, GoW, and DMC have been doing this for years, as it's a very basic and low effort way of making combat more dynamic. I don't think I minded it the first three or four playthroughs, as the rest of the game is so solid, but you sink enough hundreds/thousands of hours into the game, and its blatantly dumbed down combat becomes a lot more tiresome and obvious. The foundation of it is fine, as it moves and feels exactly as combat should, but it lacks any real spice. BotW takes nearly everything in it from previous Zeldas, and there's nothing wrong with that because it takes the pieces and builds something new. I just don't understand why they didn't do that with the combat like . . . at all. There's no more attacking while moving, no Iai type attacks, no special attacks for downed enemies, no combos, no special ways to get around defense like Skyward Sword enemies blocking a certain direction and you having to attack in the correct direction to beat them, or like TP's super satisfying back slice, and they didn't even have the courtesy to bring back the stab attacks that exist in every other 3-D Zelda game. There are reasons why they didn't do some of these, but they're all reasons that could be easily remedied. I don't expect all of these either, but even one or two would really help to give more variety to combat in BotW. For a game that encourages freedom so heavily, it really doesn't give you much in combat (unless you're one of those wizards that makes those crazy combat setup videos, where they'll set up a chain reaction of like 10 different items and actions, and it all comes together to kill).
Hope none of this came off as rude, as it's not intended to be, but I feel excusing the laziness of the combat is really not OK, and instead it should be kindly pointed out so it maybe improves. Coddling a game/series you like from criticism doesn't make it better, it makes it worse, as many devs won't identify the problems unless pointed out, and as such it will stay piss poor.
P.S. to the guy above a ways, as well as anyone who thinks this: you CAN improve combat without making it more difficult to play/less accessible. TP had a lot of depth for a Zelda, and that game is very easy to play and understand. Plus, in general you shouldn't design things to appease bad/casual players. Instead, you make the game FUN first and foremost, and if you did well enough, people will take it upon themselves to learn, simply because they enjoy it. Sorry about the length though.
@@moistman3110 late reply but... that's very true lol
I can't believe I forgot about TP
Nice immediate title change lol
It would be super cool to have all the reincarnations of past links to fight with the new link
that would be like an evolution of the shadow link fight, i like
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I'd like to see larger enemy variety. Namely the Gohma. Perhaps finding and burning small nests throughout the wilds with the primary nest located in a hidden area, perhaps Korok forest. With it holding the largest number of the spiders and a massive queen. Burning this nest and killing the queen will severely diminish them. Reducing their nests to a few stragglers in the woods.
1. xp and level ups
2. skilltree and character progression
3. more armor and weapons
4. weapons that dont break
My man went back and changed the title of the video to have TotK! 👍
I would like to see what the Zonai actually are like. I'm hoping that they are just another version of the Shiekah like some have theorized. I'd rather have them be more unique and interesting.
I would also like Nintendo to bring back Iron Knuckles or Dark Nuts. A town building mechanic would be very cool as well.
If it helps, there has been a lot of speculation that the Zonai might very well be descendants of the Wind Tribe
Wait what is Zonai? Is it from a game i have never played or something?
@@EliazzzZZzzThe Zonai were first introduced in Breath of the Wild and were responsible for the construction of the Labyrinths, as well as Thundra Plateau, Typhlo Ruins, and the Spring of Courage. They once resided in the Faron region, before they disappeared.
Many things throughout Breath of the Wild 2...almost everything as a matter of fact, seem to involve the Zonai
@@moddedinkling4168 ooh i thought it was like zoras
@@EliazzzZZzz Have you not played Breath of the Wild?
I want 2 things: Dungeons and a previous generation of champions
@Creepy You know like the champions of the past who fought Calamity Ganon. The ones that came before Urbosa, Daruk, Revali and Mipha.
I agree with you on the title screen, something like twilight princess would be SO cool
I agree about the title screen. Ocarina of Time’s is iconic and hits me in the nostalgia feels.
Okay the title fucked with me dammit man I thought I was in a coma for 3 months when I saw the title and date it was released
i want ganondorf to be a real character… not just some big bad you need to defeat. the shred of backstory/motivation we got in wind waker is SO interesting, i really hope they delve into his character and explore why he did what he did. making at his motivations at least somewhat sympathetic/understandable it could be a great way to expose the darker side of hyrule, which is another thing i’d love to be explored.
We got a motorcycle in the first game. I want a jet ski in the second game.
My wishlist would be:
•More traditional large dungeons(or at least more varieties, divine beasts and shrines all felt mostly the same and got a bit old)
•More items, like the hookshot and such
•Magic(this is really something that's faded away from the series over time)
•More enemy variety
•Caves and other underground areas to explore
•Underwater areas
I love how everyone was so done with "breath of the wild 2", that they all start changing the older video's titles to "tears of the kingdom". 😂
I hope the main questlines are a lot longer and a bit more structured, they were easily the weakest part of the original game. Also please have Astor show up!
Also to add to your point, there should be questlines or side quests in general that expand your understanding of the world itself, other characters and that have big payoffs if you completed them. So many of the quests in the first game are just either fetch quests and the like that barely give you anything for completing them
I doubt Astor will be in it, age of calamity isn't canon since it's a hyrule warriors game and not a legend of Zelda game, it could happen but I wouldn't get my hopes up for it
Give us a more involved villain, a more fleshed out story with character interactions and ofcourse...
The HOOKSHOT!
I want a dynamic title screen. Basically there are preloaded scenes depending on where you are at in the game or where link is by location. Beginning of game, link and Zelda are riding horses together and when you press start it starts right there like god of war. When the calamity strikes again, we’ll see link looking for materials or cooking on his own. If he’s in the sky, we could either get a view looking up at link as he falls skyward sword style through the sky, or he could be walking around the ruins of the sky islands. Basically, depending on where you are it determines the screen that plays. Which makes me really hope we get to revisit the same locations as they change, and the title are will change with it
I got super confused when I saw tears of the kingdom in the title, but then I realized he just changed it. Lol
Same lmao
I'd like to see weapon durability disappear altogether in favor of weapon rarity, wider variety and reduced slots.
Something like 2 bow and shield slots and 4 weapon slots. Maybe added flourishes akin to twilight princess.
Elden Ring just came out and spoiled the sh*t out of everyone. Including me.
They could add a chest that you have the option to warp out of nowhere and change up your equipment on the fly. It’d be nice and while you can’t bring a lot with you, it’d be nice not have weapons break. Master Mode playthrough broke me.
@@lepyrolink182 I never played. Likely won't.
@@lepyrolink182 What did Elden Ring do that is drawing these comparisons to Zelda?
@@cbalan777 no weapon durability, weapon rarity, and a vast variety (about 300 different weapons, not counting spells)
I really hope there is a Gerudo style pirate dungeon kind of thing were instead of you getting an item you learn how to duel wield swords. Or just have a dual wielding mechanic, can you imagine using one of the fire swords and the ice swords in tandem, fire and ice combat has always been super fun in the Zelda games so I think it would work.
Look, Zeltik. No one wants to relive the nightmare of Deadhand or the Wallmasters. Some of us still haven't recovered from our first encounters.
Definitely want to see some more of the traditional dungeons, where there is a lot of environmental character, and even dungeon items. (I know that may be controversial, but I really like dungeon items.) Also would love to see a more fleshed out score. I know it’s intentionally minimalist in BoTW, but if Hyrule Castle was any indication, BoTW 2 with a complete symphonic score would be amazing
8:21 That is very Xenoblade-like, specifically Xenoblade2. That would be awesome, and it’s honestly a little odd that it wasn’t in the original, what with Monolithsoft helping out with its development and all.
Didn't they help with terrain? People seem to forget that the usual Zelda team worked on the game as well.
@@NuiYabuko Yeah, they did. I’m not saying that the usual Zelda team didn’t help at all, that would be nothing short of foolish. I was just saying that the fact that a company known for their masterful title screens being involved in a game with a relatively bland one is odd.
Seeing the different falling mechanics, made me really want a sort of wing suit for link. Maybe you obtain this wing suit by modifying the paraglider into a wearable outfit. I think it would be really cool if they introduced a type of jetpack, so you you could boost yourself through the skies.
I agree with all these. One thing I would like is the return of hidden skills from TP/WW, and some of them could even be implemented into the current parry/dodge system.
Maybe I'm a little bit late to the party, but something that I haven't seen anyone mention is a Playable Blood Moon.
I would love to see the sky turning red, malice coming from the ground and live the event of monsters coming back to life or even better, monsters becoming super powerful for that night.
If the sequel is going to be a darker Zelda game, now that the power of Ganondorf is going to be more present, it would be nice to have a more powerful blood moon.
I would love to see the NPCs reacting to the event, like getting inside their houses and locking the doors, I would like to feel that is something to be afraid of, something traumatic even, like the last night in Majora's Mask.
That’s a great idea!
Renamed the vid huh? Great job!
Seafaring would likely be used by interacting with ships followed by a loading screen to new islands, or else your switch would explode
The run and jump buttons to not be both mapped to face buttons, and the various quickswap menus going from ribbons to wheels.
Maybe also make it so that you don't have to use all of your charges before whatever Champion Ability analogues you have start recharging. Possibly have them recharge different ways, too, or making it so that certain sections reduce the cooldown like Urbosa's Fury recharging from landing successful hits on enemies and Revali's Gale recharges faster when you're gliding rather than walking or climbing.