Breath of the Wild 2, The Most Difficult Zelda?
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A Zelda 2 that will surpass the original? Now that would be quite something. The only thing Breath of the Wild 2 needs to do is start out manageable and then gets tougher and tougher, unlike Breath of the Wild.
God of war 2 started with maximum power and health then kratos puts all of it into his sword. Maybe Link will have to do a similar thing with the master sword that continually runs out of power.
10 times this. Proper challenge, dungeons, story, open world. Please nintendo. I love botw but it was lacking stuff :(
@@kirramcdowell I want all the enemies & bosses in this game. Imagine fighting Stallord & Moldarach
That destroys the concept of open-world gaming. It's supposed to get easier as you go, not the opposite
In Zelda two you start off with the magical sword
I hope Breath of the Wild 2 has a more consistent difficulty in terms of bosses as well. I thought Thunderbight Ganon was a lot harder than most of the others.
youre not the only one... he was a real bitch in master mode
You my good sir are speaking facts right there.
Thunderblight was probably the hardest boss in the game. Lyonells are harder than any of the bosses though.
Well, I’m pretty sure the Gerudo region was intended to be the hardest
@@EmilyRose900
*lynels
I really hope there’s a larger variety of enemies due to them not needing to build an entirely new engine (and potentially overworked geometry) for this game. I also hope we get more tools in BoTW 2 like the hook shot or a musical instrument
Pls bring back hook and enemies that either require or become more manageble by clever uses of the hook! I loved it in twilight princes
Hyrule rebuilder city building mechanic please
Homealonetwo fuck yes, I want this
Daniel De La Garza Arreguin i loved using hookshot and other items to easily manage enemies
After the tutorial section, we will probably see the cutscene with dehydrated Ganondorf and Link gaining this mysterious green energy. My theory is that Link’s strength will diminish greatly after this cutscene. In the champion’s ballad, we saw that when Link picked up the One-Hit Obliterator, he lost nearly all his hearts due to some similar red energy. Now how is this relevant? Remember that this sequel is solely being created because the development team had too many ideas for the Champion’s Ballad. That means that is very possible for mechanics or concepts in the Champion’s Ballad will be seen in the sequel. The green energy cutscene and the red energy cutscene appear to be very similar. In both, Link seems to be exerting pain. So using this comparison, I think that game will probably start off with start you off with 30 hearts for the tutorial section. The reason for this is that Breath of the Wild’s sequel will take place directly after Breath of the Wild. Link is at his prime state by the end of Breath of the Wild or very close to it. After touching the green energy, Link’s hearts will drop to 3 or 6. So it will be manageable at first and get really hard after
huh, hadn't thought of that! That sounds interesting
« Dehydrated Ganondorf » 😂
I had a similar thought, except I thought of the energy as the green triforce of courage or something similar --- and/or that Link could be slowly dying or so
God of War 2 and 3 do something similar, and it works pretty well. Being jacked up at the start allows for some pretty tough opening encounters.
@@Datboy1991 what if Link was slowly dying, or what if as the master sword is weakening so is Link
Majora's Mask was a masterpiece in most ways. Thematically my favorite. The diversity of the gameplay. The nostalgia connection, the humor, the sad, the feels. Plus the timeline offering so many options to explore and optimize. Simply amazing.
Thematically, I agree, Majora's Mask is not a game; it is a piece of art. The surreal atmosphere, the dreamy land of Terminal; it was definitely something I had never experienced before in any medium. But to be honest; where Majora's Mask was a bit beneath Ocarina of Time was Temple design. The temples were well designed, don't get me wrong, but they seemed a bit on the unpolished side, relative to OoT. The progressive way to save the game when temples were taken on was also a bit tedious. But overall, an amazing game. Beneath OoT though, in pure gaming.
My spirit kin. These comments.
@@JustCozItsMe lmao 😆 professors doing ph.D's on something that can solve humanity
Yeah pretty much
Gimme a terrifying Yiga clan. They were so cool.
EDIT: hmmm 40 likes?! I guess I actually got noticed! How about I bring up another point. What if in the sequel, the Yiga Clan get a new master; one that is both cunning and powerful? Now that would be a great fight.
anneliese kuhnhenn yessss id also love to see more significant members like imagine one of the sheikah characters becoming a traitor! One character that would fit perfectly is one of the guards the tall thin one feels a rivalry with the shorter one bc he sells carrots at the shop instead of pumpkins and the shorter one’s wife was murdered so what if it was actually the taller one the whole time? I know that sounds ridiculous but it’d still be cool to see 😁
@Joshy Wait so you mean it would be interesting if Cado was the Yiga Clan member that killed Dorian’s wife? I think it would be awesome if more characters had to do with the Yiga Clan like Dorian, but I think it would be hard to fit Cado in the mix; since he has his own little story. You certainly brought up an interesting suggestion though.
anneliese kuhnhenn the or a?
@Srimaan Aravamudhan That is pretty cool! There is so much that can be done, there’s no way of knowing what’s really going to be in the game. Maybe it won’t even include the Yiga Clan at all.
But I think Master Kohga is for sure dead, but then again, we don’t really know what’s at the bottom of that pit. He was a pretty cool character so it would be nice to see him again, I think your way of bringing him back was cool. It’s hard to be realistic though. Since the Yiga Clan can teleport, then if Kohga survived he would just teleport out. That’s why I think he’s probably dead.
Another thing though. I don’t think the spike ball that pushes him down the pit didn’t actually fall on him. If you look you can see the pit gets more and more narrow, meaning the ball would get stuck on it’s way down. Maybe if he did survive, this could be part of the reason?
Is your name pronounced anal ease? Cuz I would insist people pronounce it that way imo
The lack of enemy diversity was my biggest gripe with the first breath of the wild.
I also wasn’t a big fan of the divine beasts, though they could have been acceptable if there were enemies spread throughout them to fight.
Last, of course, was much too easy of a final boss for such an epic game.
Good video guys.
Lack of real LoZ temples and bosses, also beast Ganon in botw looks like a joke.
@BurntFossil Dark Beast Ganon was meant more to be a cinematic boss fight, rather than a challenging one. Every boss in BotW had a Divine Beast battle that was more for cinematics than for challenge, Dark Beast Ganon was Calamity Ganon’s Divine Beast battle.
Plus the fighting wasn’t fun it was punishing, the more you kill enemies the stronger they become the more hp they have = more broken weapons. My strategy was to always use weaker weapons on enemies even if it takes longer to kill them so I can use the stronger ones on bosses, I didn’t have any fun doing that... Even Dark Souls (a game that supposed to kick your ass) doesn’t do that.
I hope that there is a time in the game that, you have to go from one side of the map to the other. For example: You're in Akkala during a story quest toward the end of the game, and you need to go to Gerudo Town for something. For whatever reason, you can't teleport. So you have to travel on foot the whole way. The entire land is riddled with Yiga, Darknuts, and all kinds of nasty things. You gotta plan your path, and carefully track through the world. Say it's perpetual night (like in Wind Waker after visiting Greatfish Isle). (Another idea for this) Maybe you have to do it as Zelda as some boss infected Link with something. You gotta go get an ingredient to save him. Zelda can use her powers somewhat, but they require a lengthy cooldown, so stealth is key.
Oooo~ And what if Link and Zelda had differing abilities? Like Zelda cannot climb, use heavy weapons likes hammers, or use the para-glider, but she can use her magic to heal herself, light dark hallways without the use of torches, detect hidden enemies/secrets, sneak better than link can and use light magic. (Of course with cooldowns so it has to be used sparingly or you're as good as dead) And for that mission its interchangeable depending on who you picked to play at the start or if your character got hurt or not during the battle. (Zelda must bring the master sword to Gerudo town to convince the chief to get Link some help and if it breaks or you lose it then its game over / She must take Link's place in a trial of the sword type deal in order to get the ingredient) Also depending on choice of player there are different paths available to either Link or Zelda to take during the trek. Both paths have different enemies, items to collect and bosses to face. (I think it should also be available to the player to go through both areas later on in the game.)
That would be great. I don't think it is related but my dream thing in an open world game would be a world with interactions without the need of the player.
Imagine an evil empire and a little town with a resistance group. You could sneak into the enemy base and hear that they plan to attack the resistance camp. You could tell to the leader to prepare defenses or you could tell nothing and watch how they are attacked by surprise. Or you could even be doing something in other part of the map and eventually discovering that the attack happened without your participation. Something like that would be truly realistic and amazing.
Perhaps... but the Adventure of Link will always be the most difficult game :>
The controls are stupid. You go from having a sword...to a letter opener.
I love The Adventure of Link. Sure, it’s unforgiving and cryptic in places. But once you get good at the game and learn some of techniques to beat certain enemies, it’s really fun and rewarding. The only thing I’d fix is the lack of checkpoints (there’s only 1 in the entire game) and make it more obvious where Bagu is.
Hell naw. Majora’s Mask for sure. That shit was so hard on the 64.
@Ryan That one is definitely the second hardest. The Adventure of Link is still harder though.
WHO PUT A MARIO IN MY ZELDA
The game is going to sell like hotcakes.
I already preordered
I doubt it sequels never sell better
It'll be high sales. Maybe not as much as BOTW but the switch has only gained MASS popularity, not lost any since its release. Do take that into consideration.
Cant wait for a harder game, where my swords break twice as fast.
@Link Ah yes,Who could forget the Zonai's most powerful warrior,Shrek
@Link When Link fused with the Zonai’s legendary arm of Shrek, he transformed into the the warrior spoken of in legend. Now awaken! Open your eyes, Shrink!
Well I think their could be an enchanting system, and/or a repairing system added
Lol
Litterly the reason why stoped playing. It feels so anti climatic finding anything knowing that the games punishes you for using it. I want to like this game so bad.
Come on Nintendo, rate it a T for teen and go all out! I want a challenge!
ratings have nothing to do with difficulty
@@djr7rain I was thinking along the lines of more gore so they would rate it T I don't want it to be for kids too because they would make it easy for kids like BOtW
@@marcusbrown7055 well the thing with age is it's not a factor tied to skill. I've seen 4 year olds pass a challenging game design puzzle faster than 25 year olds. BoTW is the type of game that is difficult at first and gradually becomes more manageable and easier the more you play and is designed to be a lot easier with the skills you acquire. I do think the game becomes way too easy with the Divine Beast powers and I do hope they remove those kinds of forced "power ups" in the sequel. Most games are generally easy because they cater to a large casual populace but will add some aspects so that more hard core challenge seekers can play the game with more difficulty.
Marcus Brown
You remind me of this one really weird guy I stumbled upon in Miiverse where they really, really wanted the next Kirby game to have blood and gore.
I think it will be rated T because of how dark it’s gonna be. It would be nice to see more realistic things in the game, maybe actual wounds. At least in cutscenes.
I really hope Darknuts make a return. Maybe take it one step further and have Darknuts on horseback in the over world.
Edit: I had an idea. The Darknuts on horseback could be equivalent to Lynels in strength, using spears, claymores and bows, but they can be separated. The horse could be too loyal to let you mount them while the rider is alive, who will switch to a shield and one handed weapon. The horse could even join their rider in attacking by trying to run you down, and given the opportunity, the Darknut will remount their steed.
Darknuts on foot could be proper officers in Ganondorf’s army, rallying weaker monsters to be more tactical. Archers would try to keep their distance and melee attackers would flank and surround you on a Darknut’s orders.
One word:
bruh
Silver, Guardian of Aura I like
how about Darknut riding lynal.
@@blackmario1117 legit posted it on the botw subreddit yesterday lol
If Darknuts were to come back, I think they should be weaker than lynels but regularly come in groups of two to six and have the smartest ai in the game.
Bruh it’s not out yet and y’all are already judging its difficulty lol
at least i'm not the only one who thought this..
Not only is it not out, we literally don't know anything about it
They're not judging, they're speculating. Also, it's a 'part 2' that, historically, would have to be more difficult than its predecessor, so its definitely not just some bogus claim they're making.
That's par for the course in the Nintendo community. Like already having made up your mind about the new Pokemon games weeks and months before they actually come out.
Not only that, we have only 1 trailer, all story no gameplay
As cool as underground would be I want to see a larger revamp of the overworld. Some sort of time shift or placed few years after the first, give the hyruleians a chance to move back into castle town.
I’m watching this at 2 am drunk. Hope it’s good
Oh boy, I hope it is.
I kind of think they should limit how much you can use healing items.
Heck no, I need those to live (and not cry after every hit)!!! Give me dungeons and more unique bosses
If the game does take place mostly underground, that would mean less cooking materials.
One of the things I liked in Skyward Sword was that the game didn't pause when you wanted to drink a potion, so if you were in three middle of a battle, you had to run to safety first. Never understood why they didn't do that in Breath of the Wild. You can drink, eat and change clothes and equipment on the fly...
@Filipe VF Yes, exactly! I would love for them to implement this. It would add more strategy and risk to the combat.
Yes, the fact that the extra heart buff refilled all of your normal hearts was the most unbalanced part of BOTW.
I hope they really commit to making botw 2 darker. I missed that in the original games.
I hope they make up for BoTW’s final boss.
I hope they make up for every dungeon, shrine and boss in BoTW.
I'd like a classic sword battle face off with Ganondorf like in Twilight Princess or Wind Waker!
Death .Human
The shrines were good as shit, though. The dungeons weren’t as great though.
@@peppinoandweskerfriendsfor3450 nah...there were too many and more than 2/3 were ridiculously bad. They looked all the same and forced you out of the open world. I really didn't like them at all. Just a few were interesting.
Death .Human
I personally liked them since you can cheese almost all of them, but there is no denying that they all looked the same.
Don’t worry, I’m pretty sure traditional dungeons will be back since the shrines are suppose to be a trail for link.
Okay but can you imagine the DeadHand in Botw2?
Breath of the Wild 2: Return of the Floor and Ceiling Masters
hopefully.. breath of the wild had a lack of creepy enemies..
I hate those
please god no. too much anxiety
BOTW2 will be harder?
Mipha lend me your grace.
I'm betting on the ghost hand being what's is left of the hero 10k years ago
I think they're gonna come up with some excuse to knock Link back down to 3 hearts.
I think the green light going thru his body is the thing that does it
@@schlrp Yeah and also gives him new powers I guess?
Just wanted to say that your inside breath of the wild 2 videos are probably my favorite videos on all of TH-cam
@4:55 “green ZONAI powers!”
Me: where the hell did you get that info from?
I would freak out if Dark Link comes back and is just "Yo, did you miss me guys?"
There are a lot of enemies that I would love to come back, mostly the Dark Knuts because sword play would be interesting in BOTW. :)
Darknuts were pretty hard in Twilight Princess, especially when you had to fight two of the heavily armored ones at the same time.
@@WideMouth The three down in the savage labyrinth were a nightmare for me to fight. XD
@@babyyoda1547 Oh my god that sound so boss! O.O Now I really hope that we get Dark Link just for that kind of side quest. Or even have him as an over world boss. _Or_ even have him like what they did in Resident Evil 2 with Mr. X just following you around and you can't permanently kill him. I know that won't happen but hey someone can dream. :)
Breath of the wild 2: *brings hero’s shade back*
Cool idea but that was to help the hero of twilight beat ganon in twilight
In BoTW 2 the controllers will break on occasion. This is to teach you to not take things for granted, and also to really plan out your future purchases.
Breath of the wild but master mode is on by default and all your weapons break 2x faster
I'm clearly in a minority here, but for the love of Hylia PLEASE let there be multiple difficulty levels to choose from....that way players like me who don't find it fun to die 80 bajillion times or go through dozens of weapons because of durability bs can enjoy an easier journey without the durability crap and enjoy the story while playing on harder settings like Hero/Master Mode can enjoy the brutal difficulty and durability mechanics for the challenge they crave.
I do love the massive variety in the difficulties that breath of the wild has to offer and cant wait to see the sequel top it
Omg that artwork at the end was epic that crashed majoras moon tho 😦
Imagine if the Ocarina of Time makes a comeback. PLOT TWIST
I could definitely see the opening of the game being three dungeons underground before you make it out into the overworld again, only to find Ganondorf has completely changed it (A Link to the Past style perhaps). This is where you would be faced with multiple (6?) greater dungeons in order to gain the tools and skills you need to reach the elevated Hyrule castle and face a Demise-possessed Ganondorf for one final time. At the same time, you have the freedom to explore and do dungeons in any order you like, just in a darkened, manipulated Hyrule realm. DLC thoughts: a new map location you can travel to.
Thank's a lot for your work an research guys, love your content.
An idea also came through my mind while associating some of your hypotheses :
The possibility of having a gaz mechanic implemented in the future opus, as we progress underground, that could make it a great challenge for Link's health and could represent an explosive factor. AND that we might have some trouble with undergrounds paths, through various levels, broke architectures or colapsed tunnels.
What if, a new mechanic of gameplay that could be added was Destructible scapes ? Not just like some trees in BOTW or some designated walls in... all others opus of the Legend of Zelda. I mean, everything. That would be crazy right ?
Like you have to go somewhere, but the way is blocked, you just blow the remains, using a new tool from your Sheikah slate, the natural gaz by blowing them up, or just good'ol bombs.
But, leaving the player, the opportunity to blow everything up would quickly get to his heads and make it appealing to him to make the game unplayable. So an alternative for making it still playable would be to put some boundaries between what's destructible to what's not, maybe like the crazy mysterious Zonai architectures. Not the ones with the cute symbols in the ruins, I mean the walls that fills the grate Labyrinth
OR, that's a stretch, but time control like you suggested at some point of your serie. Like where you can cancel all the booming you did, a bit like in Majora's Mask, where all your actions can be erased - plus some possibilities for some dungeons and maybe seing the Zonais at their own time and era of greatness. Or maybe more like Blinx (2002) were you can locally rewind / pause / speed up what you would aim at with Link's neat glowing hand ?.. or with the Luminous stones (like in Swkyward sword) that hypothetically makes the mastersword handle, or once again with a tool from the Sheikah slate (well I think the gimmick of this tool was perfect with BOTW, as we were bathed in ancient technology and Sheikah estethic... but re-using with simply some add-ons would be quite like a lack of creativity and constistency, I mean obviously the incoming title will be around Zonais).
Anyway, hope my theory will ring some bells and make some sense ! Hope to see some more mind bending news and speculations.
Ciao ~
I don’t get why people keep complaining about the relative “paucity” of enemies in BOTW. Most of the enemies that are “missing” are typically confined to dungeons. Since there are no typical dungeons, what’s the point of having them? BOTW had a heavy focus on the overworld and considering that, the number of enemies seems sufficient. Frankly, most enemies from previous Zelda games have been pretty forgettable. I think the only other enemies I would have loved to see from previous Zelda games are dark nuts and gibdos. But I don’t see how those would have fit in the theme of the divine beasts or any of the shrines. Maybe as a nice addition to _Trial of the Sword_
All I want is that legendary atmosphere of oot ganon fight
2:19 Eating lynels is so satisfying
Yummy! I love lionel meat soooooo much!!!
Beastiality is wrong
They really can have items in the game, hookshot , you can use it when slow mo mode and falling, wanting to grab a tree or cliff side. grabbing hook , used for climbing and stamina recovery break, variety of mirror shields for dungeon puzzles( you should prepare for anything when it comes to dungeons not rely on one item)
I have to say that was my ONE major gripe about BotW, punishingly difficult in the beginning but then once you get the ball rolling it's a cake walk. I was so disappointed to realize the difference between my first and only loss to calamity ganon and my eventual victory was just preparation. If it weren't for that it would have been an EASY 10/10 for me(and I'm not much of a zelda fan to begin with). Still loved it though, can't wait for BotW 2
I really hope that it is the most difficult. I still believe one of the biggest issues in BotW, apart from the Champion perks you receive being kind of OP, is that you can carry an absurd amount of food / potions / whatever to the point where you're never really that far in danger, even if you were. . . It's way too accessible to just heal all of the time.
I'm really looking forward to more enemy variety types and what they could bring to the table, new original bosses, a change in mechanics, etc.
I think one thing is obvious with BOTW 2 (title pending) Whatever happens with Link he'll probably lose his Sheikah slate powers and probably all his Champion abilities and will either regain them later or will gain new abilities in the games new abilities.
I honestly think the game will be the polar opposite of BotW, where as Breath gives an great openess I think Breath 2 will be a lot more claustrophobic with narrow caves with dark lighting where you don't where or if there is an enemy about to strike from out of sight.
DARKNUTS IN BOTW WOULD BE DOPE AF! luckily we get another chance of seeing these boys in the sequel
My theory for why Link would have been reset to only have 3 hearts at the start of BotW. Say he had a fully maxed out set of hearts when he is "killed" in the events 100 years prior to the game, then why wouldn't he have at least the capability of recovering all of his hearts? Simple, the heart containers he had collected were all used up even further than just being used up for the hearts he had. The containers themselves were absorbed during the healing process with the help of Shiekah technology as a last last last backup for Link. And if this is what happened, then they were all used up over the 100 years. Only when the last bit of them was spent was Link pulled back from the brink of death, and this long process is why it took 100 years for him to wake up. Idk could be a cool theory
I'd be down for some Zelda-Souls.
*roll spam intensifies*
My prediction on the opening cutscene of the game based on this video and the comments:
The black screen lights up but still stays dark and dreary. All you can see is stone. You realize that you're in a narrow cave, only lighted by the torch you're holding. Due to loosing the slate and any bags/pouches you caried earlier in the cutscene, the torch and any clothes you wear (Yay clothes) are the only things on your person right now. You hear heavy breathing behind you and turn around expecting to see your out of breath companion. But instead you are faced with...
2 Dead hands
12 Redeads
4 Darknuts
1 Shadow Link
3 terrifying monsters that are clearly new inventions
and 1 Ooca (just for the creepy factor)
Cutscene ends and you gain control of the character.
There you go, the darkest, hardest and shortest Zelda game ever. You're welcome.
(If you can't tell: I'm joking and nothing in this comment should be taken serious)
breath of the wilds my first zelda game, so far ive played that and the links awakening remake, with oot and majoras mask for the 3DS being the next ones im gonna play, i cant believe i let this series go past me for so long, i love it and i cant wait for BOTW 2
I loved this video and the idea except for one thing. I really really REALLY don't want the castle to be infected, or over run, or anything of that sort. I think it would be awesome if we could explore hyrule castle in its prime, or its growing to at least.
Imagine if they added a underground dungeon like the challous dungeons in bloodborne which were random each time with wandering bosses which got harder the further you tread in.
give em a grim vibe and call like citadel of bones or agony's despot
You know what would make this a truly dark game and yes, even darker than Majora's Mask?
Just force us to choose between saving Zelda, but letting Link die in the final battle or saving Link, but letting Zelda die in the final battle and never let us be able to save both of them.
An easy fix would be to limit how much you can eat. I think that's the main way it could get tougher. Other than that, giving the dungeons a set order will also make pacing the difficulty easier. Finally more optional bosses will be good patches for people that are hardcore Zelda fans. I just cannot expect Nintendo to ever make a final boss hard enough, since they expect even new players to beat them. I can only expect that the build up to the confrontation is better.
Can't wait for your Witcher/BoTW. I'm on my second playthrough of Witcher 3 and I can't believe I didn't play this game when it came out! I see why the creators of BoTW took some influence from that game.
I hope it's so hard it makes game Journos cry
Don't think many people will see this or care but Aonuma didn't say the game is darker than Majora's Mask. When asked if the Sequel had a connection to MM, he said (don't remember the exact line but essencially) "No, it's just that the trailer you've seen so far is a little dark."
Because that sounds weird in English, the translation added the "er" to the word dark, which made it sound like a comparison. Which it's not. It. is. NOT.
Yes, Zelda II really was a pain but I am glad I ultimately managed it.
No. It just hit me. How you surpass BotW and even MM is by making the entire underworld one big dungeon.
Anyone who is familiar with MegaMan: Legends will know what I'm talking about.
A series of seemingly separate underground ruins that are revealed to connect together. It would be amazing.
One thing I definitely keep on hoping on is that the free roaming botw1 will be thrown into botw2 but pushed more towards the limit with like traveling from underground to surface and vice versa and all kinds of other cool stuff (in reality I just want it to be free roam like botw1)
I feel like BotW team focused too much on creating the world and gameplay but half-assed everything else for time constrains, the divine beasts and bosses feel like an after thought. I hope they return to traditional Zelda style dungeons and add actual items that’ll be useful in the open world like a hookshot (Would be cool to use it with the paraglider).
I am hoping in the next one they use a two or more world setup. The best zeldas in my opinion used this set up, such is a link to the past with the light and dark realm or ocarina of time with the young and adult link world.
I hope they explain Majora's mask a little bit....the hero shade and Navi....and what happened after Zelda 2. I also would like to see Hyrule with a population and live town.
I desperately want botw’s master mode difficulty to be the easy version; with an EVEN harder master mode for people who like a challenge, and like odyssey, an easy mode for kids who just want to have a good time
My theory is that BOTW takes places back In time. It is 100 years ago. Maybe 1000s. Ganondorf doesn’t just revive himself. He take himself, Zelda and link back in time as he tried to change the future that inevitably leads to the demise of calamity Ganon in BOTW. It would be basically a back to the future as Zelda and link try to save the timeline from changing for worse.
This will open up to show what hyrule looked like in the far past. Offering new challenges and new mysteries.
I don't mind very hard puzzles, bosses and quests but please no more random stalmonsters or oktoroks. They aren't hard, they're annoying. (Or at least give us an option to reduce the amount of then that appear)
Who says Master Kohga is dead? We only saw him falling ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Tbh I hope at least the bosses will be more difficult to incentivize more clever strategies for defeating them. BOTW ganon blights (with maybe the exception of thunderblight) were dull as dishwater. Both gameplay and aestethic-wise. Breath of the wild has the most robust physics engine i've ever seen in an open world game ever, and it's mind-blowing what kind of mechanics bosses could employ to put you down!
Idea for Breath of the Wild 2: Co-op Mode. Zelda is the 2nd player.
Zelda 2 could be remade into a Souls game, which I would adore
wouldn't it be heartbreaking if link talks at the sequel then cries while telling zelda that he can't take the burden of his fate anymore cuz of all of the love ones he lost...
NOTHING will surpass the difficulty of Zelda 2. But the Zelda games got progressively easier for a long time until you stopped feeling any sense of accomplishment when doing something that's supposed to be difficult. When I was little, I felt like a god when I first beat Super Mario Bros and ran around telling everyone excitedly... I literally ran out of my house yelling "I SAVED THE PRINCESS!! at the top of my lungs." I want a Zelda game that's brutal from beginning to end! Where's the thrill of victory without the agony of defeat? Now, I'm not talking about the stuff that's just tedious, like the OOT Water Temple or wandering the overworld for days because the last dungeon is hidden behind an unmarked wall with no hints whatsoever. But the original "Nintendo Hard" games were beaten by SIX-YEAR-OLDS, and this was in the 80s when it's not like every solution was on the Internet. I think we're up to the challenge too!
I'm calling it, Ganon is not going to be redemmed and everyone's going to be incredibly dissapointed even if none of the trailers or games even hint at a redemption.
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I found MM easier than OoT. I also agree that MM is better than OoT. MM was my first Zelda game and currently is my favorite. When I finally played OoT I found it underwhelming due to the amount of love it received from the Zelda community.
LoZ:BotW 2 will likely be more difficult than its predecessor, and the introduction of a "mummified" Ganondorf is a signal that more "un-dead" enemies will show up in this sequel. I say this because the "un-dead" enemies in most (if not all) LoZ games have been exceedingly more difficult to destroy than the "living" enemies (Stalfos-type enemies being the obvious exception). Re-deads, Vires, Gibdos, Skulltulas, Evil Poes, and Wallmasters are likely to make an appearance in this upcoming game, and of course the toughest of LoZ enemies (like the Darknuts and Iron Knuckles) might make an appearance alongside an "un-dead" version of each...just to ramp up the dark and creepiness factor. Good luck getting to sleep after you tangle with one of these ghoulish gangsters!
Just a thought -
Twilight Princess - November 19, 2006
Skyward Sword - November 18, 2011
Just saying.. Twilight was more challenging than Skyward.. so assuming botw2 will be the hardest based on the premise that its the second of its generation is flawed. Although doesn't take away from the fact that the hype is still real
So many of us have been begging for greater difficulty in epic open world games like BOTW. The argument that "kids" won't like it or be able to handle the difficult just doesn't work anymore. Kids are getting better and better at video games and older players, like myself, grew up on more difficult Nintendo games. Nintendo, give us what we are begging you for and we will pay you! Also, bring back ALL previous Zelda games on the switch. Or at least OOT, MM, WW, and TP. Again, we will gladly pay you for your efforts.
Ganondorf is gonna suck all the spirit orbs out of you to regain his strength and form
I have REALLY high expectations for botw2. Botw was amazing, but I do agree on the lack of enemies in dungeons and the lack of diversity in them.
I doubt it will be way more difficult if they keep open work mechanics. Enemy patterns will be memorized and even if they are more powerful if they can't hit you consistently it will not matter.
I want to see way more skill techniques , sword, bow, techniques, since u can go slow mo, I want to see link sprint and then crouch button to slide across the ground in slow mo with a bow. or link getting combo sword attacks or learn tp skills. variety of arrows, like in horizon ykno? Traps for animals etc
In before everyone realizes there's just one main big dungeon in the game that you have to progress through as far as you can before having to run off and do something else
I would LOVE to see more of the older known enemies/monsters in the upcoming game. wether they intergrade older gameplay like dungeons or camps with tougher fights. I can't wait to see what they do. I for one hope they mix the gameplay keep the open world gameplay with it's own open world bosses and have dungeons with bigger baddies inside. the legend of Zelda has been my top favorite game since I was a kid and will love it either way but an excited to see what they do.
I'm still hoping there's a mechanic like the #MassEffect games had, where whatever you did in #BotW carries over to what you start with in #BotW2. Your unlocked shrines, memories, master sword upgrades, etc would all grant you your 'starting inventory & abilities.'
Maybe even allow you to have all the #ChampionWeapons at key times? Oh! Wait! We're dealing with death and stuff - maybe there'll be #ChampionGhosts?
Idk why but I'm getting Berserk vibes from the darker story and something happening to Link's arm. As we all know, BOTW took a great deal of inspiration from Princess Mononoke, what if the sequel takes inspiration from Berserk. Idk
Yes! Harder is always good! Especially in the case of BotW. Just no so hard and/or confusing that it gets overly frustrating.
Some people like agonisingly hard fights and dungeons, but... I'm not a masochist like some gamers, and I don't enjoy it when a game kicks you in the ribs with puzzle and combat difficulty that makes your being hurt. Imo it significantly takes away from the fun when you die every 10 seconds or get stuck on one dungeon for months because every puzzle takes days to figure out without a guide - so I definitely hope that _if_ they do decide to fuel up the difficulty by an extreme amount, they add a way to set it to preference like you guys mentioned or make it a separate hero mode altogether!
i like a challenge but even i have my limits but some games give me an optional things that aren't necessary to do but i kinna over think it in some games and if i go all out with tearing down some tyrants empire in a game and the few bits and bobs remain i say down with them as well!
Unpopular opinion but: you can only eat when at a cooking pot instead of mid battle to add difficulty
Or you can only use potions, but only a certain amount, so bottles will be highly valuable again
LETS BRING BACK GLASS BOTTLES!
What if they made it a co-op game where it’s optional for someone to play as Zelda or she would be just a cpu. And she can fight on her own and gather items or you can command her. That would be if anything completely new and different for a Zelda game.
I think it would be cool if in the final dungeon, you would face Vaati and Girahim. Idk, just a thought.
So based on this vid about cutted content, there is a chance that climbing boss to defeat them will make it on screen. I remembered a interview where a developer was talking about it like shadow of colosses
You guys gotta calm down.
First it's botw is the peak for Zelda when it was the most recent entry. Now we're just assuming everything. What's next Botw is going the first Zelda you can have full blown 100% shown..... ***. I have two words for ya. Wait till it comes out!!!
Anyone know where we could find the artwork used by "fisguard"? Couldn't find his work anywhere.
Doesn't the u/ mean that it is from Reddit?
@@thearcanian5921 I scoured the internet and found out that he only made that one with the moon from Majora. The others are a supposed 'leak'. If you're interested, search "zelda botw 2 leak" in google and you'll most likely see them in the images tab. Thanks for replying though!
now..i know what i want..i want link to help build the whole hyrule to return to its former glory!not like the minecraft way.but like when he help build the little town :) many sidequest..looting and farming.bossfight.getting rare materials and looking for some people
imagine dark link as a mechanic that could fight with you.
All I ask is that I want to be able to storage a cucco in my inventory
I love phantom hourglass because it was my first Zelda game so I think it was so amazing
What if the ganondorf part is in the beginning of the game and we do start with 30 hearts and 3 stamina wheels, but as soon as they awaken ganondorf they will reset to 1 stamina wheel and 3 hearts. Like it would give new player the chance to learn how stuff works and make sense because you actually see Link losing his power.
I wonder how the game will start concerning the Master Sword. Starting with 3 hearts and an un-upgraded Champions Tunic I can understand as starting equipment. But if this was supposed to be the third DLC before it became an official Sequel, then, story wise, it stands to reason that we’ve completed the Trial of the Sword and the final trial. So how will they justify either keeping it at 60 strength or weakening it? Will be at full power at the start of the game, then something happens to weaken it again or even break it, and we have to spend some of the game either regaining it’s strength or reforging it? Thoughts/video?
Dark Souls Zelda
Dark Souls Zelda
I haven't watched the video yet, as I'm at work, but I just wanted to throw in what I would want for the next botw. I want temples, more music, and a better story/NPCs. After all the hype from the first one, I was let down with those three things. I miss the temples. Getting items to defeat the boss specifically for the temple and feeling like you actually got through a hard level instead of 120 mini puzzles or fights. Plus, the themes for all of them were pretty much the same. Same looking monk, same colors, same style of entry, etc. Even some of the puzzles were similar. The soundtrack feels so limited and a small compared to something like Twilight Princess or Skyward Sword or Wind Waker. At least give us an option to play older songs while traveling on horseback instead of the dainty piano. I want something dramatic when I am riding up on a hoard of enemies. The story was very blah to me. I know that's because it was open world so the story and even memorable characters had to be spread thin, but it still bothers me. It felt like I didn't have a legit story with a proper sequence, most of the characters I talked to for one specific area and then never again, like Sidon or something, some of them were even just flashbacks, so I could never really get to know the character. Now, don't get me wrong, I have clocked in so much time into botw, it's a massive and gorgeous game that I love to just gallop around in and pretend I am some kind of traveling merchant. I just wish some things were different, as I am sure everyone does. Thanks for coming to my TedTalk.
Ive tought of something.. in botw u get more hearts and stamina by completing shrines. BUT how will you get more hearts and stamina in botw2?? 🤔
Dungeons
Who said there Will 100% be dungeons 🤔
In another video, you mentioned that all the races were present in Terry Town, but they are not. The Zonai descendants in the tropical town were never brought into the towns construction. Why is that and what could that mean for Breath of the Wild 2?