@sk How long does it take to Google "moat" and read the definition? If you don't know if you're using a word right, look it up, or don't use it. Especially if you are going to put that word in a video on the internet.
I always enjoyed exploring and wondering about how characters would actually go about there day to day activities living in 'there homes' in game worlds.
Fun Fact: The "Animated Sky" that you see when you are in hyrule field is just a giant cube rotating horizontally. It's probably not apparent in the console versions or the HD remakes, but when playing using an emulator with higher graphics, you can faintly see the lines of the four corner edges of a cube.
@@renatoramos8834 technically, they are better, but also they're on 360p screens. The N64 games are kinda the same when you factor crappy composite cables from the 90s and the blurry nature of CRT displays.
Lol I can imagine. What I often used to say, when I saw a room with no purpose (usually in games like Diablo, where maps can be random) was "yeah! The most important room in the whole game!". Kinda became a meme to me and a friend of mine.
That's pretty clever how they stacked bits of the castle so that it looks right in the one angle you normally see it, but saved memory space by not fleshing out the parts you don't see. I never saw before that Zelda's garden area basically had a ceiling.
That's basic dev strategy that was done with essentially every game on N64, and everything before (with the exception of 2d games) it's just cost effectiveness put into action. 👍
Seeing you walk around on that blue carpet was so fulfilling lol. I've always wanted to enter the child version of the castle just to be there-in an uncorrupted monument to the resplendent but naive monarchy of Hyrule. Now I've seen someone venture there, and I am happy.
Story-wise, the guards being more competent at night makes perfect sense to me. At night it's easier for a thief or an assassin to sneak, so the guards are more alerted.
Managing to defeat gohma and being let loose into Hyrule Field was one of the most unique an important experiences of my childhood. There are not many experiences in reality that compare to the wonder and amazement I felt from playing Ocarina of Time as a child. It's almost as if we all had the same Journey as children.
Ok, no joke. I used to love finding the secret spaces in video games and saying the same thing! My favorite place in OoT was the secret little back room in the windmill of Lon Lon Ranch. The one you move the boxes to find. Once I discovered you could actually pull the box closed behind you, and still enter the crawl space, it was over. Lol.
Honestly stuff like this makes me wish there was just like, a version of Ocarina of Time's map that was fully explorable. Like a fan demo in Unreal or something that just like, literally makes the map, but fills in all the space that the developers originally left out, like the castle, and you can just like, walk around and explore the whole thing. It'd be so cool
I've seen some Minecraft maps that attempt this, but I've never found a complete one. I'm trying one myself, and am currently building the interior of Hyrule Castle.
I find shit like this super interesting mainly because it makes you realize how far they had to go to cut corners when making the game just to make it work with the hardware limitations at the time.
@@DarkonFullPower Didn't mean the negative implication, but basically what I meant. Like, those cartridges had insane memory limitations compared to what we have today, so the devs had to save space wherever possible, and vids like this just highlight how far they had to go sometimes to do that.
So much of my childhood I spent hiding in my room exploring every inch of this game and I never questioned how weird the castle layout is. Great video I loved it
The thing that always frustrated me about OoT Hyrule Castle, is that you could never really explore the inside of the castle besides the garden areas and exterior! Mind you as a kid, I'd imagine there was more to the castle when in reality its just a few interior pieces seen through the windows that give the illusion it is a huge castle! I'm also guessing that the reason I felt that way was due to how massive the interior of PEACH's CASTLE in SM64 was! By the way, the proper term for the flag-like things on the walls in the 3DS version is tapestries! Also Swanky didn't talk about the guard near the window who pops up if you hit the west window with the Fairy Slingshot and throws a bomb! Hopefully he'll talk about it in another video (presumably one where he figures out how to load in the rest of the garden at night)!
You just made me have a massive flashback from when I was 6 years old right when OoT came out on n64. There was a part near the courtyard where you could see inside a hallway lol
@@joeyyc8515 Its amazing how the developers were able to give the illusion the Hyrule of OoT was much bigger than it appeared! The parts of the castle interior we can see are a perfect example of this, while others are the less detailed backgrounds which appear near the loading zones to give the impression your are viewing the area beyond it! Still they do take advantage of certain limitations like how the camera at the entrance of Hyrule Castle Town is locked in an overhead view while the Hyrule Castle Town market is fixed in the middle of the Fountain where it tracks Link around! Mind you early beta footage suggested the Town was originally going to be larger and could be fully explored, though this was later scrapped! It just goes to highlight how good the game was at using the Nintendo 64 to create a world that seemed far bigger than it actually was! Still it makes me wonder if they could fully remake OoT with modern technology but make it open world (with Hyrule Castle Town fully explorable without any fixed camera shenanigans)!
I seriously appreciate the OOT content recently as I just finished my first blind playthrough of the game with the 3DS version and I'm so keen on it right now . I'm sad I never grew up with it but even at an older age I still felt the total wonder it holds and these videos help with making me feel like I've got a kid's curiousity again
@@wolfetteplays8894 Oh yeah, from seeing the comparisons I'm happy to play the version with the HD graphics and quality of life mechanics such as the bottom touch screen, making areas like the Water Temple less tedious. Although I'd love to play the classic 64 version someday just to get the original feel
Be glad your first playthrough was on the 3DS. The original N64 controller was harder. The joystick and weird placement of the yellow buttons made it a lot more awkward for using items and fighting enemies.
It’s very possible that you originally had to sneak through Hyrule Castle inside to get into the courtyard. Either that or Hyrule Castle was a child mini dungeon at one point.
Actually, it would make more sense that Zelda would be peaking in the window at night. Sure the scene would look weird in the dark, but storywise it's perfect
@@XxSolsacexX Unless he had just arrived from Gerudo Valley. To simply stay the night in the castle without meeting the king and paying respects would be absurd.
I imagine they wouldn’t let zelda be outside at night though, considering how it’s dangerous outside without stalchildren randomly spawning from the ground
It is not that Zelda and Link caught Ganondorf plotting something sinister. They just saw him kneeling to the king. Would have made more sense if there was a window or just a crack in the wall where you could spy into Ganondorf's room to see him conspiring or meeting with shady characters or whatever.
The last time I was this early, Link was getting arrested by a random Gerudo woman when he was trying to save the world. I'm loving these little tidbits on Ocarina of Time. Reminds me of Majora's Mask's Cirquet.
9:53 Do not try to find the king, that's impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth. There is no King. Then you'll see that it's not the king that is missing, it is only yourself.
idk i feel like breaking into someone's house when they have an entire army and a really scary dungeon for people who they dislike is a bad idea no matter when you do it
The speedruns almost always do Dodongo’s Cavern as an adult, Deku Tree can be done so long as you do the long setup to get inside, and Jabu Jabu is fine up until you fight Barinade as it needs to have the Boomerang to beat it…. But you can equip swap the Boomerang to then beat Barinade. As for adult dungeons as child, I have no clue I’m afraid
@@potago6695 there's a category in speedrunning called max% child, and they've found that there are a handful of adult dungeons you can beat as a child, though it's pretty hard to pull off.
@@garomastervideos - This. And the sheer amount of sketchy jumps and tiny geometry needed to get onto the Shadow Temple’s boat as child link is hilarious to watch, because of course you can’t use hookshot as child (it softlocks if you try).
When I was a kid I used to think hyrule was my home town and the castle was my home, because I was the princess but at the same time I was Link. Also, the market town felt so… safe and welcoming and cozy. To this day I remember how great it felt to play this game. Forever my favorite!
@@benpark5074 When I was a little kid (This is about 20 years ago now) I was so scared of ReDeads I'd actually cry if I got paralyzed by them. Now I don't cry but they still creep me out to the point where I sometimes panic pause
Ganon originally showed up at night after his long journey from the desert and was disappointed that the king was unavailable for such an important diplomatic meeting. It was that moment that Ganon's mind switched from peaceful diplomatic relations to full-on conqueror mode
"There is a stream or a river around the castle, like a moat". You know what they say. If it looks like a moat, smells like a moat, and talks like a moat, it's probably a moat.
Gerudo with 2 massive swords < Hyrule Guard < Gerudo with spear < Immaculate Gerudo in white blessed by the 3 goddesses to resist all harm and hardships
The reason you can go behind the window in Zelda’s area is because the three actors there (both guards and gannondorf) would fall through the floor if there was no collision, at least, I think that’s why
Wouldn’t it be cool to have a room or courtyard that simulated daytime at all times?! Also do you think they made it possible to walk in the back room only for Ganondorph so that his body doesn’t just fall through the floor when he walks into view? 😂
Please continue these explorative out-of-bounds videos, Swanky! It's really fun watching you explore areas of Ocarina Of Time that can't be done normally! :)
Outside of playable space is always weird. I used to play Perfect Dark, and during multiplayer, us the Fly by wire missiles to fly outside of the levels. Everything would turn to static but I would fly it blind until I felt I had travelled enough, and then dive bombs the missile into my friends out of nowhere. Always pissed them off good😂
I remember playing on an emulator once, back when it's texturing abilities weren't great, that guard's vision is actually them emitting a couple of invisible objects forward. Still, that might be a hitbox with the night guards.
Loved the out of bounds tool to move the camera out of place, I thought you were just going to start walking blindly and hitting walls💀👏🏼 nice video man!
We learn the basics and the fundamentals only to move on and expand upon them but when we realize that we have lost our selves along the way it was the fundamentals that we had lost along with it. This format is neat, i enjoyed this video dearly. Im going through a custody battle over my step daughter (raised her for 6 years and is about to turn 7) her mom also abandoned her 2 years ago and didnt bother contacting her. But now that we're weeks away from court shes trying to cover her ass for receiving foodstamps with fraudulent info, claiming she had her daughter with her the past few years.. ughh sorry to rant but i dont really have anyone to lend an ear sometime, im a single dad of 2 so youtube and books are what i entertain myself with.. Nostalgia is a blessing and these videos help distract myself from the world.
You got a reason to stay alive atleast. I got into a domestic dispute with the mother Infront of our daughter and was in jail for it. She was later found abusing our daughter in a store beating her with a belt over the prices of crap I guess and they got her on camera and shoppers noticed and phoned the police. I'm getting my charges greatly reduced and she's now in prison while my cousins adopt my daughter and I get back on my feet. I'm not saying I deserve any sympathy I was bottling things in from a toxic relationship and finally snapped on her when she started the fight over an 11$ attempted Pokemon transaction that didn't go through because she slept with her phone on and was accusing me. 11$ dollars that never went through ruined everything she just yelled at me blaming me and I choked her and eventually stopped myself. I surrendered to the cops I didn't run I plead guilty I wanted to be punished. Video games are the only escape I have from this horrible reality and you aren't the only one who uses it as an escape.
Try to get detailed info that your daughter has lived with you. Take people who knows she stays with you. Make sure you trust them and don't talk to your crazy ex. Try to keep any receipts to prove she's been with you on tiny items like toys and combs and diapers and so on.
@Villanious Mustache Already on top of that brother I appreciate the suggestion and the advice I have all of the text messages asking my baby's mother when she was going to return I have all of the proof that I need as far as records wise, I needed to cross my T's and dot my I's before I even decided to file. Im just glad i had legal counsel provided to me for free by my friend. If i hadnt spoke to her about it i wouldve gotten my daughter put into the system where i wouldnt have been able to visit her. That little girl is my daughter regardless of blood, and im gonna do everything in my power to fight for her to live with me again. Her brother and her havent been apart for more than 2 days at a time, last night he ended up falling asleep on her bed with her plushies. I broke down when i seen where he was asleep.
This is the amount of depth I wish Boundary Break would do when they cover games. Thanks for exploring such a mysterious area from my childhood in such a fun way!
"this is my house now" The stanley parable has so many "houses" when I glitch out the level and go into random offices. I imagine I'm actually trapped in an office living there
All this time, my question from the late 90's has been answered. Thank You Swankybox. Absolutely enjoy your Resident Evil IV videos, some of my favorites to watch on your channel.
The house that serves no purpose is a guard house. It’s where they would likely take their breaks to have lunch and kept their stuff and extra weapons and probably logbooks and bathroom accommodations and some simple rations. It’s basically where the guards chill when they aren’t guarding, and as you notice also how they get up on top of the gate. As a kid I didn’t really know what that room was for either but I assumed the castle guards used it.
I didn't have an Action Replay or anything, but I used to use seam walking to get up onto the hills around the castle all the time when I was younger. With a well timed roll you could get "into" the castle itself, though a lot of the time you'd just fall back in bounds or out of bounds entirely.
What happens if you summon the different types of guards that arrest you at different times of the game? Like the Gerudo video you did but with the castle guards, the guards outside the castle that throw you out by the first gate? I can't remember if any of them move to your position to arrest you or not but I bet some whacky scenes can happen if you do the same thing you did with the Gerudo guards.
Saw the title to this and was like "tf were just now realizing it's a bad idea to do that at night?" But was pleasantly surprised and thoroughly enjoyed the content
correct me if im wrong, but isn’t the hidden corridor in the 3ds remake the selfsame corridor in which ganondorf kneels and pledges fealty to the king of hurdle during the cutscene?
The room inside looks very far away and dark (as in had to see) yet looking from the inside to out of the window Zelda seems very visible thanks to how bright is out side. No wonder Ganondorf spotted them instantly.
I remember discovering that Mario 64 glitch back in 2000 and posted on a website how to do it. Never knew what became of it. Im happy to see theres footage of it, and people found it as humorous as I did.
actually it would have been really cool to see the cutscene at night, Zelda is suspicious of Ganon so of course she'd spy on him during his private meeting with the king at night. Also It'd be really neat to see the triggered cutscene in zeldas room from the window view to see if ganons model is complete or not
Thank you for the video. It was really nostalgic for me to watch. I also support the idea of this format, it is really entertaining! Best wishes for you in the future! Keep it up SwankyBox! :)
yeah, you should read up on collition geometry, backfaceculling and how a scene is assembled to make the least impact on the hardware as possible. Everything about games are cheats, just smoke and mirrors. Its actually really fun to learn about what effects and tricks developers use to fool us into thinking something. :)
You can actually do that in actual game though, like without modding, and at the bit where it's like you know, Metal Gear Style like the camera changes and fixedand where the music changes too, you will need to wait outside that bit until it's day because those guards are like standing where you can't get past them.
It was this game (and SpongeBob: Neptune's Paradise) that wanted me to get into 3D Modeling and seeing how they made Hyrule castle is so fricken fascinating!! Sadly I'm not living my dream job, but I hope one day I can...
Near the fairy fountain, right where the path divides leading to it, there is an angle you can walk up. It's where the walls meet, the corner they make is an angle that link can actually walk up. It's like pixel perfect and hard to walk all the way up. You'll end up falling off a lot. If you make it all the way up you can run around on the mountains just like in the video. Not much up there, but you can fall off the map and at the bottom there is endless water. You're stuck once you're there and have to reset. It's a legit way to get out of the map and blew my mind when I was a kid.
Speaking of something you used to do; you once had fun video opening animations. Ever since you changed your channel logo (for an understandable reason), you basically stopped doing those intro video animations. Which is a shame.
6:22 So basically Gannondorf is already unleashing his dark magic, his dark seeds are already changing the place. No wonder Zelda was worried, as she knew and it is a pity nobody believed her.
6:55 you know I just thought about something. So that hole Link comes in from just leads outside and drains into the larger stream. The rest of the water flows down into that stream in the courtyard. Why the heck is that hole even there?
Gerudo Guards running and arresting you with spears > Hyrule guards yelling at you like an exhausted parent who is too tired to move
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Would like to see more with majoras mask, like places you can’t get to ect
So ganondorf never kneeled before the king in that shot. He was kneeling to the void. Much more sinister
King Void Bosphoramus Hyrule
@@kacperwoch4368 *NO WAY!* I thought he was santa! XD
Theres no king of hyrule
-Tighten/Titan
(Before someones wooosh me or something, yes, this is a Megamind reference)
@@Nombrenooriginal "There is no tooth fairy. There is no easter bunny. And there is no [King of Hyrule]"
This is the best comment thread ever😄
"There's a stream, or river, that flows around the castle, like a moat."
Not just like a moat, it *is* a moat.
Shh, it’s funnier if he doesn’t get it.
Thank goodness someone said it already! Thought exactly that when he said it. 😹 Like come on dude!
@sk How long does it take to Google "moat" and read the definition?
If you don't know if you're using a word right, look it up, or don't use it. Especially if you are going to put that word in a video on the internet.
Ngl, i always thought Zelda’s castle was inside a bigger castle so ive always wondered why there is two moats
If it doesn't have crocodiles or alligators it's not a moat I want around MY castle.
"As a kid, I used to call this 'my house' " DUDE, I thought I was the only one! It was just so cozy there.
Right!? I found "homes" all the time in games when I was a kid!
I always enjoyed exploring and wondering about how characters would actually go about there day to day activities living in 'there homes' in game worlds.
I did the same thing!!!! That's so crazy
My house was the hidden room in the tower at lon lon ranch
@@keiyakins That's a nice one! You even have the cows as roomates
No wonder Ganondorf couldnt find Zelda. Nighttime security was activated.
Fun Fact: The "Animated Sky" that you see when you are in hyrule field is just a giant cube rotating horizontally. It's probably not apparent in the console versions or the HD remakes, but when playing using an emulator with higher graphics, you can faintly see the lines of the four corner edges of a cube.
There aren't hd remakes.
@@renatoramos8834 There are remakes on 3DS (OoT3D & MM3D), but they probably meant a remaster of some kind (which I don't think exists)
@@Adriethyl And those remakes are farther from being HD than the originals.
@@renatoramos8834 technically, they are better, but also they're on 360p screens.
The N64 games are kinda the same when you factor crappy composite cables from the 90s and the blurry nature of CRT displays.
@@Adriethyl they're on 240p screens.
This is a question I've legitimately had since I was 8 years old. THANK YOU for finally answering it haha!!
Hi drg big fan.
Brooo i love your content
I literally just watched two of your videos and will watch more. Nice.
Dave, it truly shows that you and Swanky are good friends
@@PokemonRebornFan true friendship
Dang, who knew that Hyrule Castle could have such a weird security system?
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When in doubt, delete it out!
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Oh hi Team Blue Toad
@@SwankyBox classic Hylian magic
Glad to see “this is my house now” is universal. I also used to pretend that i was a guard apprentice and have to find the blind spots for the guards
Lol I can imagine. What I often used to say, when I saw a room with no purpose (usually in games like Diablo, where maps can be random) was "yeah! The most important room in the whole game!". Kinda became a meme to me and a friend of mine.
@Florian Klink speaking of, Diablo 4 coming soon
People who didn't feel safe enough at home? 😢
Or Cancer placements in the birth chart?
That's pretty clever how they stacked bits of the castle so that it looks right in the one angle you normally see it, but saved memory space by not fleshing out the parts you don't see. I never saw before that Zelda's garden area basically had a ceiling.
@@AlphaCarinae So, I guess you saw the 60 likes from 2 weeks ago and decided "This won't do. I've got to rain on this guy's parade."
@@AlphaCarinae miserable
Most 3D games are like this
Kinda like how in most first person shooters you're just a floating gun
That's basic dev strategy that was done with essentially every game on N64, and everything before (with the exception of 2d games) it's just cost effectiveness put into action. 👍
Watching these broken maps creeps me out more than I would like to admit..
Seeing you walk around on that blue carpet was so fulfilling lol. I've always wanted to enter the child version of the castle just to be there-in an uncorrupted monument to the resplendent but naive monarchy of Hyrule. Now I've seen someone venture there, and I am happy.
You can experience it in real life. We're doing one right now. Resplendent but naive describes our current economy
Story-wise, the guards being more competent at night makes perfect sense to me.
At night it's easier for a thief or an assassin to sneak, so the guards are more alerted.
Managing to defeat gohma and being let loose into Hyrule Field was one of the most unique an important experiences of my childhood. There are not many experiences in reality that compare to the wonder and amazement I felt from playing Ocarina of Time as a child. It's almost as if we all had the same Journey as children.
Ok, no joke. I used to love finding the secret spaces in video games and saying the same thing! My favorite place in OoT was the secret little back room in the windmill of Lon Lon Ranch. The one you move the boxes to find. Once I discovered you could actually pull the box closed behind you, and still enter the crawl space, it was over. Lol.
Zelda: sometimes I hear a bunch of yelling on the roof, wonder what's going on up there?
On the roof: 3 2 1, GO!
Honestly stuff like this makes me wish there was just like, a version of Ocarina of Time's map that was fully explorable. Like a fan demo in Unreal or something that just like, literally makes the map, but fills in all the space that the developers originally left out, like the castle, and you can just like, walk around and explore the whole thing. It'd be so cool
Hyrule Simulator lol
I've seen some Minecraft maps that attempt this, but I've never found a complete one.
I'm trying one myself, and am currently building the interior of Hyrule Castle.
Their is a gmod model of the 3ds version
I was thinking the same thing! I’d love to just explore the complete interior of the castle, even if it’s fanmade
I find shit like this super interesting mainly because it makes you realize how far they had to go to cut corners when making the game just to make it work with the hardware limitations at the time.
You call it "cut corners", but back in the day we called it "optimization."
This was a sign of GOOD work. "Cut corners" implies sloppy.
@@DarkonFullPower Didn't mean the negative implication, but basically what I meant. Like, those cartridges had insane memory limitations compared to what we have today, so the devs had to save space wherever possible, and vids like this just highlight how far they had to go sometimes to do that.
So much of my childhood I spent hiding in my room exploring every inch of this game and I never questioned how weird the castle layout is. Great video I loved it
The thing that always frustrated me about OoT Hyrule Castle, is that you could never really explore the inside of the castle besides the garden areas and exterior! Mind you as a kid, I'd imagine there was more to the castle when in reality its just a few interior pieces seen through the windows that give the illusion it is a huge castle! I'm also guessing that the reason I felt that way was due to how massive the interior of PEACH's CASTLE in SM64 was!
By the way, the proper term for the flag-like things on the walls in the 3DS version is tapestries! Also Swanky didn't talk about the guard near the window who pops up if you hit the west window with the Fairy Slingshot and throws a bomb! Hopefully he'll talk about it in another video (presumably one where he figures out how to load in the rest of the garden at night)!
You just made me have a massive flashback from when I was 6 years old right when OoT came out on n64. There was a part near the courtyard where you could see inside a hallway lol
@@joeyyc8515 Its amazing how the developers were able to give the illusion the Hyrule of OoT was much bigger than it appeared! The parts of the castle interior we can see are a perfect example of this, while others are the less detailed backgrounds which appear near the loading zones to give the impression your are viewing the area beyond it! Still they do take advantage of certain limitations like how the camera at the entrance of Hyrule Castle Town is locked in an overhead view while the Hyrule Castle Town market is fixed in the middle of the Fountain where it tracks Link around! Mind you early beta footage suggested the Town was originally going to be larger and could be fully explored, though this was later scrapped!
It just goes to highlight how good the game was at using the Nintendo 64 to create a world that seemed far bigger than it actually was!
Still it makes me wonder if they could fully remake OoT with modern technology but make it open world (with Hyrule Castle Town fully explorable without any fixed camera shenanigans)!
I seriously appreciate the OOT content recently as I just finished my first blind playthrough of the game with the 3DS version and I'm so keen on it right now . I'm sad I never grew up with it but even at an older age I still felt the total wonder it holds and these videos help with making me feel like I've got a kid's curiousity again
3DS version is best version. You’re lucky
Glad you enjoyed it! Man, I would do anything to experience this game firsthand again.
@@wolfetteplays8894 Oh yeah, from seeing the comparisons I'm happy to play the version with the HD graphics and quality of life mechanics such as the bottom touch screen, making areas like the Water Temple less tedious. Although I'd love to play the classic 64 version someday just to get the original feel
@@shi117 Thanks! And absolutely, the first exposure to a game can never be beat, would love to experience multiple games for the first time again
Be glad your first playthrough was on the 3DS. The original N64 controller was harder. The joystick and weird placement of the yellow buttons made it a lot more awkward for using items and fighting enemies.
It’s very possible that you originally had to sneak through Hyrule Castle inside to get into the courtyard. Either that or Hyrule Castle was a child mini dungeon at one point.
There’s so much cut content from Ocarina, it’ll feed myths for decades to come
I believe you were originally supposed to enter the castle from the well in Kakariko Village.
@@ianfinrir8724 Ooh nice theory it’s actually quite possible. Though just imagine seeing THAT place so early in the game.
@@RondoOfBloodX It was supposed to be the sewers under the castle like in Link To The Past.
Is there any evidence for this?
Actually, it would make more sense that Zelda would be peaking in the window at night.
Sure the scene would look weird in the dark, but storywise it's perfect
I dont see the logic that ganondorf would be meeting the king at night time. Usually politics happen during the day
@@XxSolsacexX Unless he had just arrived from Gerudo Valley. To simply stay the night in the castle without meeting the king and paying respects would be absurd.
I imagine they wouldn’t let zelda be outside at night though, considering how it’s dangerous outside without stalchildren randomly spawning from the ground
It is not that Zelda and Link caught Ganondorf plotting something sinister. They just saw him kneeling to the king. Would have made more sense if there was a window or just a crack in the wall where you could spy into Ganondorf's room to see him conspiring or meeting with shady characters or whatever.
Love that you're doing niche stuff you're into, its nice seeing contentent creators doing what they like rather than whats 'good for the algorithm'
The last time I was this early, Link was getting arrested by a random Gerudo woman when he was trying to save the world. I'm loving these little tidbits on Ocarina of Time. Reminds me of Majora's Mask's Cirquet.
4:03 That's why breaking into Zelda's Castle at Night is a bad idea.
You're breaking into a castle at night, of course it's a bad idea
9:53 Do not try to find the king, that's impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth. There is no King. Then you'll see that it's not the king that is missing, it is only yourself.
me having an existential crisis in the hyrule castle backrooms
1:19 I'm so glad I wasn't the only one that spent an unhealthy amount of time in this just because it felt cozy there.
idk i feel like breaking into someone's house when they have an entire army and a really scary dungeon for people who they dislike is a bad idea no matter when you do it
Basically, it's like the virtual version of a movie set. Wander away from the camera location, and the illusion falls apart.
Regarding the warps, OOT's warp system has failsafes and will use the default warp if the one requested does not exist for a map.
I've been curious if you could beat the child dungeons as an adult and vice versa. I'll let you decide the items.
The speedruns almost always do Dodongo’s Cavern as an adult, Deku Tree can be done so long as you do the long setup to get inside, and Jabu Jabu is fine up until you fight Barinade as it needs to have the Boomerang to beat it…. But you can equip swap the Boomerang to then beat Barinade.
As for adult dungeons as child, I have no clue I’m afraid
@@potago6695 there's a category in speedrunning called max% child, and they've found that there are a handful of adult dungeons you can beat as a child, though it's pretty hard to pull off.
@@garomastervideos - This. And the sheer amount of sketchy jumps and tiny geometry needed to get onto the Shadow Temple’s boat as child link is hilarious to watch, because of course you can’t use hookshot as child (it softlocks if you try).
Fun fact: Ghoma takes more hits to die when using the master sword. I posted a video of it in 2016 or 2017, unlisted now.
@@NintendoSunnyDee that's actually interesting, that means it's weaker than the stick?
When I was a kid I used to think hyrule was my home town and the castle was my home, because I was the princess but at the same time I was Link. Also, the market town felt so… safe and welcoming and cozy. To this day I remember how great it felt to play this game. Forever my favorite!
Them ReDeads though…
Jokes aside, I was actually, genuinely scared of them. They triggered my fear response lol
@@benpark5074 When I was a little kid (This is about 20 years ago now) I was so scared of ReDeads I'd actually cry if I got paralyzed by them. Now I don't cry but they still creep me out to the point where I sometimes panic pause
"It would be very weird for Gannondorf to be talking to the king during night" Idk man. He is the Prince of Darkness.
Ganon originally showed up at night after his long journey from the desert and was disappointed that the king was unavailable for such an important diplomatic meeting. It was that moment that Ganon's mind switched from peaceful diplomatic relations to full-on conqueror mode
@@flamingosedai1820 Yea. It is interesting.
I loved these type of videos! Please bring them back!
"There is a stream or a river around the castle, like a moat".
You know what they say. If it looks like a moat, smells like a moat, and talks like a moat, it's probably a moat.
If it walks like a moat and quacks like a moat!
I don't know....I think it's a Duck😂
I wanted to see what would happen if you spawned a Gerudo guard next to a castle guard. Which one would take priority in throwing Link out?
Gerudo with 2 massive swords < Hyrule Guard < Gerudo with spear < Immaculate Gerudo in white blessed by the 3 goddesses to resist all harm and hardships
"The Camelot!"
"Ehh, It's just a model"
The reason you can go behind the window in Zelda’s area is because the three actors there (both guards and gannondorf) would fall through the floor if there was no collision, at least, I think that’s why
I remember trying to sneak at night, didn't know about the flame. I never played the 3DS version, I never had the 3DS
Wouldn’t it be cool to have a room or courtyard that simulated daytime at all times?!
Also do you think they made it possible to walk in the back room only for Ganondorph so that his body doesn’t just fall through the floor when he walks into view? 😂
Please continue these explorative out-of-bounds videos, Swanky! It's really fun watching you explore areas of Ocarina Of Time that can't be done normally! :)
I did the same thing calling that guard room "my house" as well as the silo in Lon Lon Ranch.
3:39 Enters the castle
Time saved haha
So much work goes into these videos. I can't believe you still haven't reached a million. You more than deserve it. Keep it up. I love your videos.
Outside of playable space is always weird. I used to play Perfect Dark, and during multiplayer, us the Fly by wire missiles to fly outside of the levels. Everything would turn to static but I would fly it blind until I felt I had travelled enough, and then dive bombs the missile into my friends out of nowhere. Always pissed them off good😂
I tought link was doing a roman salute on the thumbnail and the "dont do this" text made it kind of funny.
I (unsuccessfully) studied 3-d graphics. It reminds me of some of the advice they gave, "if it LOOKS good it IS good"
I remember playing on an emulator once, back when it's texturing abilities weren't great, that guard's vision is actually them emitting a couple of invisible objects forward. Still, that might be a hitbox with the night guards.
That's actually really clever.
Videos like this were the reason I subscribed, glad to see you back to what I consider, “normal Swankybox videos”
I was wondering about this for YEARS. No wonder why. It's the graphic limitations of the N64...
Loved the out of bounds tool to move the camera out of place, I thought you were just going to start walking blindly and hitting walls💀👏🏼 nice video man!
We learn the basics and the fundamentals only to move on and expand upon them but when we realize that we have lost our selves along the way it was the fundamentals that we had lost along with it. This format is neat, i enjoyed this video dearly. Im going through a custody battle over my step daughter (raised her for 6 years and is about to turn 7) her mom also abandoned her 2 years ago and didnt bother contacting her. But now that we're weeks away from court shes trying to cover her ass for receiving foodstamps with fraudulent info, claiming she had her daughter with her the past few years.. ughh sorry to rant but i dont really have anyone to lend an ear sometime, im a single dad of 2 so youtube and books are what i entertain myself with.. Nostalgia is a blessing and these videos help distract myself from the world.
Stay strong, my dude. Both for yourself and for your daughter.
You got a reason to stay alive atleast. I got into a domestic dispute with the mother Infront of our daughter and was in jail for it. She was later found abusing our daughter in a store beating her with a belt over the prices of crap I guess and they got her on camera and shoppers noticed and phoned the police. I'm getting my charges greatly reduced and she's now in prison while my cousins adopt my daughter and I get back on my feet. I'm not saying I deserve any sympathy I was bottling things in from a toxic relationship and finally snapped on her when she started the fight over an 11$ attempted Pokemon transaction that didn't go through because she slept with her phone on and was accusing me. 11$ dollars that never went through ruined everything she just yelled at me blaming me and I choked her and eventually stopped myself. I surrendered to the cops I didn't run I plead guilty I wanted to be punished. Video games are the only escape I have from this horrible reality and you aren't the only one who uses it as an escape.
Try to get detailed info that your daughter has lived with you. Take people who knows she stays with you. Make sure you trust them and don't talk to your crazy ex. Try to keep any receipts to prove she's been with you on tiny items like toys and combs and diapers and so on.
@Villanious Mustache Already on top of that brother I appreciate the suggestion and the advice I have all of the text messages asking my baby's mother when she was going to return I have all of the proof that I need as far as records wise, I needed to cross my T's and dot my I's before I even decided to file. Im just glad i had legal counsel provided to me for free by my friend. If i hadnt spoke to her about it i wouldve gotten my daughter put into the system where i wouldnt have been able to visit her. That little girl is my daughter regardless of blood, and im gonna do everything in my power to fight for her to live with me again. Her brother and her havent been apart for more than 2 days at a time, last night he ended up falling asleep on her bed with her plushies. I broke down when i seen where he was asleep.
@Villanious Mustache my ex is pregnant again too so that was a heart string tug for sure.
Damn, this is as nostalgic as it is fascinating.
Cool vid mate!
This is a series that I am willing to accept back into this weird reality that we call life
This is the amount of depth I wish Boundary Break would do when they cover games. Thanks for exploring such a mysterious area from my childhood in such a fun way!
5:35 What you clicked for.
indeed
You're a saint! Thank you for helping me WASTE less time. This guy's a joke!
Love this!
That image of Zelda's face, wondering why Link has come in through the back entrance
That's what she said?
I'm so sorry.
@@shadowleviathan don't be sorry. I was phishing for something like that anyway 😋
I'm a developer and a long time zelda fan and I love videos like this. Please keep doing them.
"this is my house now"
The stanley parable has so many "houses" when I glitch out the level and go into random offices. I imagine I'm actually trapped in an office living there
All this time, my question from the late 90's has been answered. Thank You Swankybox. Absolutely enjoy your Resident Evil IV videos, some of my favorites to watch on your channel.
The house that serves no purpose is a guard house. It’s where they would likely take their breaks to have lunch and kept their stuff and extra weapons and probably logbooks and bathroom accommodations and some simple rations. It’s basically where the guards chill when they aren’t guarding, and as you notice also how they get up on top of the gate.
As a kid I didn’t really know what that room was for either but I assumed the castle guards used it.
I didn't have an Action Replay or anything, but I used to use seam walking to get up onto the hills around the castle all the time when I was younger. With a well timed roll you could get "into" the castle itself, though a lot of the time you'd just fall back in bounds or out of bounds entirely.
What happens if you summon the different types of guards that arrest you at different times of the game? Like the Gerudo video you did but with the castle guards, the guards outside the castle that throw you out by the first gate? I can't remember if any of them move to your position to arrest you or not but I bet some whacky scenes can happen if you do the same thing you did with the Gerudo guards.
"This is hyrule castles ultimate defense, it just displays half of itself at night" idk why but that joke made my day
Saw the title to this and was like "tf were just now realizing it's a bad idea to do that at night?" But was pleasantly surprised and thoroughly enjoyed the content
I used to think there were bunnies in this game hiding in the shrubs in hyrule field
correct me if im wrong, but isn’t the hidden corridor in the 3ds remake the selfsame corridor in which ganondorf kneels and pledges fealty to the king of hurdle during the cutscene?
Glad you came back to this format
1:22 This was my house too! I used to collect Lon Lon Milk and stay there while night passes and then drink the milk and carry on with the journey
The room inside looks very far away and dark (as in had to see) yet looking from the inside to out of the window Zelda seems very visible thanks to how bright is out side.
No wonder Ganondorf spotted them instantly.
I always found boundary break stuff like this interesting. Great video SB.
I remember discovering that Mario 64 glitch back in 2000 and posted on a website how to do it. Never knew what became of it. Im happy to see theres footage of it, and people found it as humorous as I did.
actually it would have been really cool to see the cutscene at night, Zelda is suspicious of Ganon so of course she'd spy on him during his private meeting with the king at night.
Also It'd be really neat to see the triggered cutscene in zeldas room from the window view to see if ganons model is complete or not
Thank you for the video. It was really nostalgic for me to watch.
I also support the idea of this format, it is really entertaining!
Best wishes for you in the future! Keep it up SwankyBox! :)
I love these types of videos! If you start making them, I might start watching them.
glad you're returning to the old style of videos I missed them as an old fan.
It's like a play: Anything that you don't directly interact with is just prop and set dressing. Going out of bounds breaks the fourth wall.
Great stuff as always. Never thought I'd see someone get to some of these areas, awesome content brotha.
"This is truly Hyrule Castle's ultimate defense: At nighttime, half the castle just deletes itself." lmfao
What I don’t like is that after Zelda gets kidnapped you can’t go to Zelda’s room.
I recently finished Links awakening. I've got depression.
yeah, you should read up on collition geometry, backfaceculling and how a scene is assembled to make the least impact on the hardware as possible. Everything about games are cheats, just smoke and mirrors. Its actually really fun to learn about what effects and tricks developers use to fool us into thinking something. :)
You can actually do that in actual game though, like without modding, and at the bit where it's like you know, Metal Gear Style like the camera changes and fixedand where the music changes too, you will need to wait outside that bit until it's day because those guards are like standing where you can't get past them.
6:16 I knew water was dry
It was this game (and SpongeBob: Neptune's Paradise) that wanted me to get into 3D Modeling and seeing how they made Hyrule castle is so fricken fascinating!! Sadly I'm not living my dream job, but I hope one day I can...
Near the fairy fountain, right where the path divides leading to it, there is an angle you can walk up. It's where the walls meet, the corner they make is an angle that link can actually walk up. It's like pixel perfect and hard to walk all the way up. You'll end up falling off a lot. If you make it all the way up you can run around on the mountains just like in the video. Not much up there, but you can fall off the map and at the bottom there is endless water. You're stuck once you're there and have to reset.
It's a legit way to get out of the map and blew my mind when I was a kid.
Speaking of something you used to do; you once had fun video opening animations. Ever since you changed your channel logo (for an understandable reason), you basically stopped doing those intro video animations. Which is a shame.
Really enjoyed this! Would love to see more OoT content.
Heh, the castle's security system certainly gets creative at night.
(10:18) Oops, there's a typo. The word "seperate" should be spelled "separate".
what if you try to get into the castle during the day after the events with zelda?
those 2 guards are there during the day too, so is it the same?
I always wondered what the heck the game would do or wouldn’t do if you could get past the two night guards. Fascinating!
All that, "It's not really a castle" stuff broke my inner child's heart 🤣
Really enjoyed this one, thanks! I would love to see more like this one!
Ganon: I must have no one kill me at night so I must blow up the castle and fix it before they wake up”
6:22 So basically Gannondorf is already unleashing his dark magic, his dark seeds are already changing the place. No wonder Zelda was worried, as she knew and it is a pity nobody believed her.
My favorite part was when you said "Link has situational gills" lol lmao
6:55 you know I just thought about something. So that hole Link comes in from just leads outside and drains into the larger stream. The rest of the water flows down into that stream in the courtyard.
Why the heck is that hole even there?