Why Breath of the Wild Is So Awesome
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of the most immersive and exciting games ever made for the Nintendo Switch. We are going to talk about some of the unique features that make it SO AWESOME!
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On this channel, I like to cover games that have failed, games that have died, nostalgic stuff, and games that are awesome. In today's video, we talk about Breath of the Wild and why it is such an amazing game! - เกม
The soundtrack is perfect for this game. A heavy orchestra could have taken away the experience they were trying to input.
Some of Zelda fans were complaining about OST which I remembered back in 2017.
I'm glad you thought the music was perfect. I liked the music, but for me, the charm of the music from Ocarina and Majora's Mask isn't there... not gonna lie, was a bit let down by that. But maybe this is just me getting old and being nostalgic.
Totally agree!!!!
I think in the sequel they should let the player choose some old iconic themes from the old games (like in smo) , maybe with something like a sheikah airpods or something
@@camillocazzola8343 lol good one!
this is my favorite game ever, and it's not even close
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Same
Play more games
@@strikerbowls791 oH nO how dare someone have a favourite game that I don’t like. Preposterous.
@@domino3861 Having a favourite game is fine but it shouldn't be this one
Your criticism of the music confuses me. It is intentionally simple and subtle much of the time. The soft piano tracks that play in the overworld keep you in a calm state of mind while exploring the lonely landscape and also bring a sense of melancholy fitting for a ruined world. When you go into populated towns, more obvious music comes to the forefront and all of those tracks are bursting with the personality of their respective towns. Likewise, battles bring tracks ranging from upbeat (e.g. typical bokoblins) to very epic (e.g. Ganon). I believe the music is very well utilized considering how the music is used to facilitate the various themes of the game at different times.
And must I mention the Hyrule Castle theme...?
Well said man
I think most western are not family with this style of using subtle/no soundtrack. I will take Ghibli movies (which this game take inspiration from a lot) for example, in the original version, there are a lot of scene with no soundtrack, just sound of wind blowing through the grass/hill/etc., but when it was localized, Ghibli add some soundtrack on those scene because western are so used to hearing music all the time.
As awesome as this game is, and as often as I play it, I think it's my least favorite soundtrack in a video game. I will admit that the Hyrule Castle theme music is awesome, though. Just not a big fan of the other music in the game.
@@erwinfelis4613 in any video game ever? Even just among every video game you've ever played? You don't think that's a little overly dramatic? You must not have played many games if you really think this.
And you did not express any reasoning for why you think this, either.
@@LeshenLord Not in every video game ever. Obviously only in video games I've played since the mid '80s. Being almost 4 decades that's a lot of videogames, but it's unreasonable to say every video game ever and I'm not even implying that. 🤦🏼♂️
It's not a very unreasonable stance to take. My personal opinion doesn't need to be highly offensive to you. It's subjective and it's an opinion. It's not wrong because it's my opinion. It's wrong if I say it should apply to anyone else. So, no, it's not overly dramatic. I feel you are projecting your reaction to my opinion.
Breath of the Wild is one of my favorite video games ever, so I don't think it's such a huge deal that I'm not amazed by the soundtrack. I'm not saying it's bad, but it doesn't really captivate me except for the Hyrule Castle theme. All that is perfectly okay and not in the least bit dramatic because it doesn't detract from such an awesome game.
5:38 It didn't even occur to me that we were supposed to use speed to glide over that barricade. I just made an ice block next to it and jumped over.
This is why botw is so good. Do what you want.
@@user-yw8ek4dj5v also why it's fun to watch others to see how they handle stuff.
Yep, and I would have lit the grass on fire and hang glided down over the spikes. So many options
@@megaj9175 I glided from a mountain
I climbed half way up a cliff then glided down
i love the fact that its been 3 years since this game was released and theres still videos about it and how great is
I actually finally started playing yesterday haha
@@OsloBlack i just ordered it today it comes tomorrow😂
The whole switch almost been 4 years old and kts only felt like a year old. Time flies and the switch is timeless 💯
Wow has it been 3 years already 🤔
3 years is fuck all.
Woah! I did not expect to see gameplay from my channel being credited when I clicked on this video haha. I saw this in my recommended and clicked on it. Then I see myself mentioned. Thanks for crediting me and the small shout out :D
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I discovered you thanks to this
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I strongly disagree with your point about the music. This game takes place after defeat, the whole feeling of the game is one that is lonely, sad and melancholic, and the subtle, broken piano notes mixed in with ambient sounds of a recovering world suit this absolutely perfectly. And then, once you enter towns and villages, you are greeted with tracks that are full of personality that reflects the origins and stories of their respective locations. I might also mention how absolutely fantastic the music is in Tarrey Town, Hyrule Castle and, my personal favourite, Rito Village. Not to mention the champions themes, the games opening score and ESPECIALLY the trailer theme which gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. In my opinion, the sound track for breath of the wild is an absolute masterpiece and an extremely intelligent utilisation of music theory within the setting.
@@edlockley2420 well said
Agreed
Playing the game for the first time and it is such a fairytale story. I love where the franchise is going (last Zelda game was Ocarina of Time) this.. Let me get back to my escape. This is magical.
Majora's Mask was set in a world 3 days from total destruction, yet you didn't hear despair music in termina field. You heard a rocking upbeat track. Ocarina of time had that same event where ganon took over hyrule and cursed it, yet it still had the same lovable dynamic hyrule field theme you heard as a child. I also didn't hear melancholy or sadness in breath of the wild's theme, I heard music expressed with the subtitle of the game, the breath of the wild, the music of the game expressed that it wanted you to get a feel of the less artificial side of hyrule now with hylian civilization being brought to a primitive state. I can't say I like the soundtrack, though, especially the battle themes which consist of whacky primitive tribal instruments mixed in with modern ones.
The music is amazing
“If something looks out of reach, it’s not. Because there’s always a way to get to it”
Bro you just gave me the best phrase to explain why Botw is my favorite game ever!
If u have beaten the game help i beat ganon but after that it just kicks me out and the last save is before beating ganon help
@@spitz8571 yeah, that’s the only thing that sucks about botw. Like every other Zelda game, once you beat it if you still want to play it goes back to right before the last boss battle 😪
@@ica_293 so i dont need to worry its just a common thing where nintendo says good u beat the game now get lost but is there a way to fix it
Except you can't kill the dragons 🤪🤣
I agree with everything except that the music is perfect
It seems like he made that comment so he could have at least one bad thing to help appease haters. because I agree the, the music is perfect.
@Guillaume Héroux indeed
@@octotile and you know a game is a masterpiece when you need to go looking for something bad
Almost perfect. Stal enemies, keese and chuchu's aren't a real threat but they keep interrupting the music whenever I'm just exploring!
I mean the music is made to sound broken it represents how this once great kingdom now broken apart by the calamity
Personally I found the story getting me immersed. I found myself attached to all the characters and when I freed them I wanted to cry. The memories are sad but bittersweet and I loved it. This is truly what I consider one of the best games of all time
Ive gotten so attached to Link and Zelda because of this game. Its insane.
Same, I get what people say about the story being in the past, but I still love it
I've never played a game where randomly exploring is so much fun. I'm still finding new things after more than 200 hours! Best game ever until the sequel comes out.
Rookie numbers
@@domino3861 wait, what
@@sharvenkevin1699 1,275...
@@domino3861 woah i only have about 245 hrs lol
Sheesh I have about 200 hours on about 4/5 different accounts so I can make sure I do all the DLC/Trials over again
I didn’t like BOTW when I first played it. I came back to it a year later and now it is one of my favourite games. I love everything about the game now
Why didn't you like it before?
Yeah, it truly is a great game! What didn’t you like before? Just wondering
Why is it soo hard tho
@@wizard-wm7gh it's not that hard except for like thunderblight, Lynels and the sword trials, master mode makes it a bit harder but all it really does is making it so your weapons break faster (more hp to enemies and the health regen)
Sometime, the hype has to wear of so you can judge a game clearly.
Woah he actually cared and went over the story that’s a first!
The statement kill the divine beasts is hilarious to me. I mean nevermind the fact that that isn't what you do, i'm just imagining link trying to kill an atomaton and failing miserably.
This is exactly how I felt about the game. When I first bought it and then played it, I really wasn't into it because I never grew up as a Zelda fan. When I tried it again a little later into the future, I believed that it was one of the greatest games I ever played and regret not getting it sooner. Thank you Nintendo!
im going through something similar, although i didnt like it BECAUSE i am a zelda fan. but after playing tears of the kingdom i paused it after 150 hours and bought botw. now i am loving it cant put it down😂
I wish more people understood the purpose of the game having less music and having more subdued, softer tones. The new Hyrule is mostly in ruins. It's empty and barren. The devs wanted you to feel like link. Lost in a big world with no memories. A world overtaken by nature and evil. Fun/bombastic music plays when you're in towns, castle, or when fighting, etc. But for the most part, only the sound of nature or a soft melody on a piano is being played. The music choice or even the lack thereof is by design. It may not be to everyone's taste but you should at least know their reasoning. Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity has all the crazy and fun music because it fits the theme. Maybe even the next Zelda game will have more epic and louder music depending on the tone that devs are going for.
i got past those spikes around that one shrine you mention by using my zora armour to swim up the the waterfall behind iti and paraglide on top of it. this game has so much freedom in it and you can solve so many problems in so many ways and i love it
I also thought the soundtrack was a bit underwhelming when I first played it, especially compared to other Zelda games which have some of the best soundtracks in gaming. However, eventually, after playing it more and listening to the soundtrack on TH-cam etc., I realised how truly amazing it is. Give the OST a listen, I'm confident you'll change your mind
But no song beats that from The Wind Waker starting area.
Loved this review! Just started it and I’m so ready.
Excited for breath of the wild 2 anyone 🤔
One of the reasons i started replaying BoTW.
Ps: Imagine, a Zelda-game made from scratch for Switch.
I expect a small generational leap compared to BoTW.
Yessss ! I want them to remake ocarina of time too !
Great video, informative and well done. Thank you!
Really great review! I agree with everything except for the music. I love the music!
The ol miyamoto design philosophy, make the first level a tutorial, without looking like a tutorial at all
Its funny how he wants the music to be better when it one of the things that critics like lol
People have different opinions. Very funny, isn't it?
@@manreal he makes his opinion like if migority Zelda players have the same opinion which isn’t true
I like that there are different ways that you can complete shrines. Sometimes after I finish a shrine, I check out TH-cam to see how others did it.
10 views? I’m early. I love these videos dude keep it up!!
ENDING your gameplay at 50 hours?! I’m 130 hours in, I’ve had the game for a month, and I’m probably only about 70% through! I just want to live in this world forever 🥰
The thing is... You role-play that you live in that world.
@@Mr_G_s_Route_66 that sentence doesn't even make sense....
This game is great! The soundtrack and the environment sounds are very relaxing, sometimes too relaxing. Nice review
The music is actually amazingly nostalgic as well 10/10
Agree! They built in old themes so subtle in the soundtrack that sometimes it’s hard to notice, but the way they use older themes always makes sense to the place/situation it occurs.. for example the contrast of Hyrule Castle exterior/interior. Sometimes u just pick up on some notes of themes you’ve known from older games and it justs boosts the excitement so much. It’s a masterpiece of a soundtrack and just fitting for the type of game botw is
I used cryonis to hop over the spikes surrounding the shrine. I love the different options you are presented with to solve different situations.
I came from the legt on the rocks. There is a small path.
I jumped of and fly over the spikes.
The music is perfect 👌🏾
Dude, your review was awesome! Thank you for reviewing and summarising up what is one of the best games ever made.. You reviewed it very well.. no fluff, or time wasting…. Keep it up.
Can't believe this guy used to make Gmod videos, so cool to see how your contents evolved
The good music in Breath of the wild is pretty rare, but when it’s good, it’s really good
That's what makes it so great. The game tells you the place you are or the character you talking to is significant by giving them their own matching theme
Especially the castle music
Dude the music is amazing! If you just play handheld mode you don't really notice it much but if you put on headphones you get immersed in it and its fantastic.
This is my second favorite game ever. I got it for Christmas 2020 and loved it when k staterted playing it. Even with beating on the last day of January, i was still obsessed with the game for another 3 months. This is an AMAZING game.
@5:58 - everyone forgets about cryonis :-( just raise a cryonis pillar next to the spikes and hop on top then down to the shrine platform. OR the myriad of other ways to get in there (like jumping to it from the near by ledge that's next to the waterfall).
I'm a 39 year old man and at the time I had just had major surgery on my spine my ex fiance bought me a switch and this,long story short this is undoubtedly the best most thought out game I've ever played. I love this game more than I've ever loved a object or game in my life. It's amazing in every single way.
Hope you recovered from the surgery man!
That shrine with the spikes kicked my butt the first time I played, I ended up just shield jumping over the spikes :D
There are like 10 different ways to reach the shrine. That's the beauty of this game.
@@davidgault974 right you are
Lol I found riding boring, enjoying my long walks and "flying", I never got bored to shrines and music was just perfect, but hey we both love it, what a game.
i dumped 400 hours in this game and i haven't even tried master mode yet...
Breath of the wild was the first Zelda game I've ever played. Now it's easily one of my favourite games of all time. There's so much to do, the art style is stunning, the combat and story is engaging but leaves room for you to play your own way, and the breaking tools mechanic keeps you on your toes. It's the first time a twist in a game has got me, when the old man is revealed as a ghost. And I just keep coming back to it, even if its just to ride around or explore for an hour or two. Also the way new mechanics are aren't babied to you, like shield surfing, I didn't know about it until I met the woman in the snowy mountains, and the sense of reward from that, and then finding the dragons I just though wow, I just didn't know they existed, and they look stunning.
It's an easy top 3.
Personally the lack of a story, the simplistic combat and the lack of actual dungeons severely hurts the play experience for me. For me this and A link between worlds are easily some of the worst games ive played.
@@ernjdasdd how
@@santiagomerino3924 I just explained it, the game has awesome world building, but overall falls short with little substance to the actual main event of the story. Combat is "ok" compared to a lot of other games, with the only notable feature being breakable weapons and shields. The lack of actual dungeons bothered me as well as they were so easy I breezed through the divine beasts in minutes where as the 120 shrines just got exhausting after the first 30. Im sure many people find the game to be great but as a zelda game this falls very very short. Personally I don't think I can recommend this game if anyone wants to take anything away from this game as the only thing it gives is "exploration" which for me just felt barren and empty.
@@ernjdasdd yeah sure... but how?
@@santiagomerino3924 I think at this point just tell me what specifically from what I said you'd like to know "but how?" from.
Your description of your experience discovering Zelda perfectly mirrors my own when I discovered Twilight Princess! Mind you I grew up on Nintendo, from the very start. I'm an O.G. 80's NES baby. Super Mario Brothers is lifeblood to me. But I could never get the appeal of Zelda games, even after I introduced my sons to the GameCube and they fell in love with Ocarina of Time. I bought Twilight Princess for them and decided to give it a try for myself. I was initially unimpressed but then something just snapped into place and I was hooked!
I miss the days where i would start TH-cam and see an unturned video from you pop up unturned is not the same without you. You inspired me to test rp in unturned and i found some of My best Friends threw rp and i just want to Thank you for being an amasing youtuber♥️
The game is a classic hands down. Loved every second of it.
Gosh, I really want a Nintendo switch to be able to play this. I hope to get one soon. Nice video!
do u have a pc, cuz you can get it on that too
@@laarval I do have a pc, but I want to get mario kart too and games like that. Thanks tho
5:55 I just kept running till I went flying over😂
The real magic of this game is that it can be experienced on your own way and most things can be solved in several ways. You put the examples of the bridge of logs and the spikes and elixirs, I have never thought of that, and I have also saw people solve it in different ways, and it always amuse me how everyone comes from a different context on how to solve things even in the shrines and the game simply lets you do that. It constantly rewards your mind and your own cleverness.
I just started this game and just got my glider im just in love with the visuals playing it on cemu its great!
1 thing I can't agree with, when he said the music thing, the music fits the situation your in, if a guardian is attacking you, stressful music will play, when your in Kakiriko Village you will hear nice music that fits the village. etc etc
Love the videos
I just picked it up myself. What a work if art
We literally got into Nintendo/Zelda the exact same way. I grew up with it, but hadn't really played anything of theirs since the 90's. Bought my Switch at the same time as you and BOTW was my primary influence. Playstation has been my primary console for years, and is what I use for everything that is cross-platform. I really only use my Xbox & Switch for exclusives. Anyways, BOTW is absolutely amazing. Dove in and was completely enthralled with the entire experience. It lived up to the hype, as expected. I've never really been into Zelda before BOTW, as it never really clicked for me,, and now I'm playing through Ocarina, Majora, and others. I can't wait for the rumored 35th Anniversary Collections to drop for Switch next year.
U know, I started playing this recently and my experience was very similar to your first experience (underwhelming). I’ve been wondering for years, what the rave is about this game, and after playing it a bit, o walked away like, “yeah, I dog get it”.
That said, I knew that there had to be something more to it. This video has given me additional insight into what many believe is the greatness of this game, and for that reason, it’ll get another try from me.
It’s the least that I can do considering that I have a copy on the switch and the Wii U. Looking forward to the experience!
Thanks again!
Seriously just put the time in, it’s so so worth it. I felt the same initially because I just didn’t know what to do but before you know you’re hooked. I can’t stop 😂
Robo i love your vids. Are you ever going to bring your gmod series back?
Hope not
Awesome, love the game, very exited to listen to your opinion😀
Only started to play recently. Had the game for ages but its also taken a while to grow on me. What a game!!!! Love it!
the best way of moving around is and always will be (for me) bouncing off of enemies with your shield, if you know how that trick works...that's an experience for sure, i swear it never gets old. do travelling by using things affected by momentum produced during stasis is really fun too
wind bombing is also really good and you dont need a red boko or frost arrow
I always go for the master sword before anything, it's the blade of evils bane, the doom of demise and the thing Ganon probably turns and twists at night thinking about it. I use other weapons but whenever dealing anything ganon related the master sword is coming out.
(This comment contains botw spoilers)
I disagree with you on the music part. I promise you the music is there, it just easy to miss. You said there are only ”piano tracks here and there” and that’s true but there’s so much more. In Link’s memories, boss battles (both mini bosses and blights, attack on the divine beasts, caves, dungeons (in the divine beasts) and so much more! It’s just easy to miss because it fits in so well within the world overall. The fact that there’s only a piano is playing in the hyrule field is to remind you how lonely you are, how hyrule nearly got destroyed a century ago and everyone you ever known tragically died (and you can barely remember them). My favorite track is the final boss battle against dark beast ganon. You should listen more closely when you play the game next time and you will hear it.
I’m not hating, just sharing my thoughts. Great video btw, I agreed with everything else you said.
I love a subtle soundtrack. When games have constant music, even if its good music, the repetition gets on my nerves and I end up turning the music off eventually.
I thought the act man uploaded for a second because of the title
9:40 I remember that mechanic in windwaker, i love that they implemented in botw
I had this game for about 6 months now. Bought it with the Switch. I liked it initially, but not necessarily loved it. It’s been growing on me and I’ve coming back to it here and there (I still haven’t finished it). Recently, though, the game has been really clicking with me and I’m finally starting to really appreciate what it does. It’s now becoming one of my favorite open world games I’ve ever played.
Me casually noticing Hestu at 6:20 at the left while link’s riding the horse😭☝️
Bro I lit the spikes on fire around that shrine lol, fire works too it spreads and destroys them all
This is the only game where I learn something new every time I play it.
6:41 partying like in the 90's!
At least as far as the horses go, my impression is you can train them to be better behaved but can't actually improve their inherent stats short of putting the Sheikah saddle on them. But now that you mention it, being able to "level up" your horse through training would have been awesome and exactly what BotW's horse mechanic needed. Maybe it'd give a better reason for those frustrating horse riding minigames too.
very well made video
I agree. I really wish I could experience it again for the first time.
With BoTW2, you can experience it 'again' for the first time.
@@Mr_G_s_Route_66 In like 2 years yea
@@whitepanther8472 Yep, long wait still. They probably port BotW2 to the Switch Pro console, like they did with the first BotW.
I don’t know, I like the music and at times lack of it. When I’m hunting birds or just grass cutting to find crickets and fairies, I love just listing to nature sounds. It feels more real somehow. Have you really took time out of your day to visit the cold regions of hyrule and just listened to the blustery wind and trees shiver or catch the sound of a water fall in the distance, it’s fantastic.
I'm not going to lie, I'll watch anything BotW related at this point :D I see it, I click. Great video!
SAME LOL
The new Breath of the Wild sort-of prequel is pretty great too. Completely different gameplay, but still fantastic in its own way.
Paul Griffin oh age of calamity right
I’m enjoying this game as well, very different mechanics and agendas, but the familiarity and story make it worth checking out.
It feels less serious to me, I bought it for my husband and me to play together since we are both big Zelda Fans, and the slasher type with some quests and a cool additional backstory is so fun. Nothing you really think about a whole lot like botw, but so worth a shot
Same, everyone seemed to hate it (including me, at first), but now I love it
You make me feel so old. I played Ocarina of Time then Majora’s Mask, countless hours on the N64, from 8 to 12-13 years old. Those were real master pieces for the time. One of the first real open world. I stopped playing when I switch to XBox in 2001 or 2002, so I skipped the GameCube/Wii/DS phases of the game so I can’t tell for the other games, but the N64 ones left a deep impression on me and my friends. A generational defining game I would argue (literally everybody played it). Now I’m 32 years old and when I started playing BOTW, it all came back to me. You can really feel the inspiration of Ocarina of Time in the puzzles, the fighting, the exploration, the sense of freedom that comes from a non-linear story. If you ever find a N64 with Ocarina of Time, crack open a cold one and enjoy yourself. You’ll see that Zelda is like a fine wine. It’s a very good recipe that just keeps on getting better with age. It’s actually funny to see you discovering Zelda the way it is, like it’s a novelty, when in fact it has always been that way for thirty years. Open world, non linear story, lots of puzzles were always Zelda’s trademarks. Glad you enjoyed it!
I’ve been playing this at work (I’m a pool attendant so i have tons of time)and holy hell this game is amazing the atmosphere, the crafting ,hunting,cooking recipes ,combat,exploration etc i could go on and on but this is the best legend of zelda me period this game even topped ocarina of time for me but idk i love both but every zelda game was very linear twilight princess had a pretty good open world but breath of the wild blows that out of the water.this game (no pun intended)is a breath of fresh air.
I just got it because it was on sale and I’m waiting for it to download right now. Can’t wait.
It’s my first Nintendo game I’ve ever gotten and it’s my favorite. I’m obsessed. Even the OST is one of the biggest things I strived for.
that's cool! have you played other nintendo games?
@@philatio1744
Yeah, I used to play on the wii with my friend when I was younger. We played mario cart and stuff like that lol.
Also my dad had the older Nintendo consoles, so I played mario a lot.
I found a compilation of old zelda music and played it during my BOTW adventure. It did the trick.
i just got a nintendo switch to play this zelda, And i love it!!!!!. i played like all of the other 3d zeldas and this one i like 1 of the best.
Wish I could replay it for the first time with no memory of it. This game got me through so much crap
Honey wake up, new Robokast video
I’m a simple man;
*I see BotW, I click*
Hey wait you aren’t justin y
@@lucaspatrick5519 How do you know? You don’t have a copy of my birth certificate, do you? You could be making false accusations here
@@whizzerbrown1349 the subs
@@okibelieveyou.4743 Yes but my point still stands;
How do you know my name isn’t Justin Y?
I mainly use the fast travel to get from point A to point B or if I'm in a hurry.
Planning on a buying a switch lite soon... Since many people are unloading them online after the holidays... And it's really just to play this game... And hopefully BOTW 2 at a later date. I've heard so many good things about it that I'm pretty excited. The last game I really got into was Skyrim on PS 3... I loved that game, and I love open world games in general. Hoping this one lives up to the hype.
I've played this game for well over 300 hours and I still find new places
One of the most satisfying and funny things is to throw a boomerang and see an AI enemy, sometimes, just catch it mid-air like it's nothing! Those are the small things that reveal the level of polish and dedication put behind this game, that helps it to set itself apart from many other supposed AAA experiences.
small correction to the concept of divi e beasts: you don't really kill them, you go in there to free those divine beasts of the control of calamity ganon by killing the blights inside them and regaining their control. other than that thanks for the video, i really liked it
I agree with everything except for what you think about the music. I always love to play BOTW whenever I'm stressed because of the peaceful atmosphere (most of the time) when playing the game. If the music was like what you wanted it to be, I think the game wouldn't be so calming to me.
I liked this video a lot :) personally I think the minimalist soundtrack benefits the game but when it first came out a lot of people didn't like the song track that much :p
I’ve been playing BOTW and recently went down to lake Hylia. BEST EXPERIENCE IN MY GAMING!!
I played the game in 2017, but my Middleschool mind didn’t get as into it as I could’ve. I went back to about two weeks ago and I’ve not only gotten to the end of the story, but I’ve fallen in love with this immersive masterpiece!
Im not a gamer. Last game I played was Mario in the ninetees, but I randomly tried Breath of the Wild on a friends nintendo and now Im hooked.. I bought my own console and game a few weeks ago. Im amazed at how beautiful it is and how great a story it has and just the overall world and all the nooks and crannies you find all over.. all of a sudden you run into a beautiful dragon or a strange white spirit horse... its pure brilliance!
5:56 Actually, there is a mountain next to the shrine which can be used to reach the shrine. That is how I did it. I sold the Elixer afterward.
Great video
Please do mafia definitive edition, such a great game that i feel needs some shine from you, loved the video btw
Never played a zelda game til around July 2019 and now I've played almost all of them
This game is a once in a lifetime experience
Part with the tree- you can even go around and climbe the cliff to reach the other side.
First launch game that I’ve played for so long. I’m on my third Switch and on my third save point and still haven’t confronted Gannon.