im exited for a more linear story in the dlc pack 2

Commonwealth Realm I

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Commonwealth Realm In my view I feel that breath of the wild kinda let me down. First off when I was fighting the yiga clan guys boss I had a harder time with his minions then the boss. And the Devine beasts were good well done. But ganon I was let down it was too easy. All you had to do was keep moving to the side or away from ganon then you can't loose. And if you slipped up, all you had to do was use a hearty food and get all your hearts back and some. Then with the dark beast ganon he can't even hit you so all you have to do is equip the light bow that you get from ganon then shoot the glowing spots from a distance away.

YAAAAAHHHHHH BotW BEAT OoT

The power of nostalgia. I felt that way myself. But when you look at the sheer numbers and the fact that I have been playing this game non-stop since its launch and still find new secrets and content, is what makes it the ultimate experience for me. It is incredibly close though, the ending of BotW was not on par with the rest of the game. And replacing the dungeons with divine beasts was a mistake.

Commonwealth Realm I would love to see Ocarina of Time remade/reimagined with the BotW engine. It seems a shame for all the development in that engine and for only one game to be made. Then it would have the best of both worlds.

I hpe there will be another Zelda game with extensive time travel.

Majors Mask was the exact same engine as OoT

@@ItsameAlex oot's time travel wasn't "exstensive", it was actually quite underutilized. If you want a zelda game where time travel is actually used to it's full potential play oracle of ages, that game had way better time traveling mechanics than oot.

Link this is beautiful

*facepalm*Well Who Is He...?

Stupid and corny dude please go somewhere else..

Link I wasted my time playing the boring and repetitive BotW.

Link you can talk!?!?!?!

All OoT is just nostalgia, that is the main reason people put it so highly. I first played it on the 3ds, so I didn’t get that feeling. Also, I have to give it to you, the bosses and dungeons in BotW suck. But, the immersive and giant world makes it way better than OoT for me.

​@@accidentalgenius2976 the giant world isnt supplemented with anything truly rewarding. Weapon durability system is not good. Lack of enemy and dungeon variety and a good story is what will forever hold this game back from claiming the highest peak of the Zelda franchise. Im sorry.

@@sora3354 Ok

@@sora3354 that’s your opinion

@@accidentalgenius2976 Lmao. Ok. Well thats your opinion on Oot too.

gabecraft9's Channel Me too then I saw a video and was like 🤦🏻‍♂️

gabecraft9's Channel tbh I just deflected them with weapons. Lol.

Nice one. At first I didn't even know I was supposed to break them. XD

Same

The Immortal One same

Absolutely man

The story in BOTW may be all over the place, but if you piece it all together, you will find it to be an amazing story.

dude, when zelda cried in link's arms, I cried too, that shit was too powerful for me, oh it broke my heart.

I agree. OoT might have the technically better constructed story, BotW just had a better emotional impact to me and got me more invested in the characters.

Maybe a little deeper story and some more settlements (Castle Town) and I agree.

Commonwealth Realm Definitely more settlements! Botw does have more villages and random houses but they're in ruins :( If we could explore them in their former glory, it would be perfect!

The sidequests were very childish and in your face, like ''here's a sidequest''. The next Zelda should get inspiration from tales of symphonia.

Yes pls 🙂

Linksoer YES. Just imagine what Nintendo could do with their next big Zelda game. In BotW, they built an amazing world with fun exploration and great gameplay. But they really failed to deliver when it came to dungeons and story. If Nintendo learns from their mistakes, they could make the greatest game of all time.

I am Alive No we do not have to love both. I hate one of them.

Sorry oot even back then had odd game design choices

I have to disagree about *OOT* set the bar for modern Zelda games, IMO Every Zelda game set the bar for something, for example *ALTTP* set the bar for Big Open world and traviling between Light and dark worlds that has never been seen before.

Nice, completely ignore the video's question to state the obvious. You belong in the Nintendo fan base.

infinite weapon grind loop game play is a step backwards in evolution. this game is far from a masterpiece on most levels except the physics which aren't the greatest ever developed, mind you.

wind waker for me

Twilight Princess for me.

My 1st Zelda game was ALBW. That started my love for LoZ. OoT was my 2nd Zelda game, and that made me love the series even more.

Original Nes Zelda hooked me from the get go.

I feel bad because Breath of the Wild for me

Weege220/YTB omg your still here with bold font😶🌚

Alex VanManen *_Indeed ✌_*

Weege220/YTB *_I'm glad that I know the Zelda series in general!_*

Mojtaba Mortada *Who doesn't 😃*

Mojtaba Mortada Zelda for dayz

@Ivan Exell at least botw is getting a sequel in the same hyrule with the same link and Zelda. We never get to see the hyrule from oot again. And all the things you did in the game get left behind since link got sent to another timeline

Time to play majora’s mask :-)

@Ivan Exell what? No, I was just stating why it’s not as bad with botw

Ocarina of time was soooo good. Story wise and how it's executed is I think probably better in ocarina of time.

Kreacher Potter just did

Luuk Dikken :(((((

Kreacher Potter agreed

Botw is no masterpiece it´s amazing and really good but just a little overhyped cause it has its little issues imo.

Kreacher Potter only one is a masterpiece... I'll let you guys fight over which one

GameToon Well thats just my opinion ^^ I think BotW shaped gaming.

+GameToon I think it did, perhaps not in terms of graphics, artstyle or gameplay. But in terms of physics engine and AI it seriously changed the way I look at an open-world game. I can't think of any other open world games out there where the weather can impact the player in so many ways, or where the AIs are so great. Breath of The Wild's attention to detail is superior in comparison to any modern open world game. Anyhting that's logical works.

Link Don't forget that you can go anywhere anytime after you've got the paraglider, and the only things hindering you are stamina, enemies and weather changes!

Visually, there is no comparison to make here... Oot was a clunky, poorly designed offense to the franchise. They should have let the same 4-year-olds who designed the gameplay do the art in finger-paints (then it might have been bearable to watch)... BotW is everything that the original wanted to be, but couldn't do to technological restraints. So many people out there have never played the first 3 console titles; they need to stop touting OoT as the "be-all-end-all" and start playing the games that truly represent the series! Also, stop complaining about the "lack of story" in BotW. This is Nintendo's chance to say, "Sorry about 'Ocarina' and 'Majora.' Let's continue on the path that 'Wind Waker' began to carve and move on to something worthy of the franchise's history."

etymike OOT is exactly where it wants to be visually due to the 3DS remake. How is Botw the definitive OOT they are completely different. There is nothing wrong with people critiquing Botw's lack of story. We all know Nintendo could've done much better storywise. Why would Nintendo be sorry about two of it's "greatest hits" games? OOT was and still is a great game. Of course it's not going to be as advanced as Botw due to the technological advances in between the two games time. And why are you implying that OOT one the the highest rated games of all time isn't worthy of the franchise's history?

I played the game for 540 hours I still keep finding korok seeds

i have a total of 370 hours on my switch and 130 on my wii u

@@icefresh-nr1to how are you seeing how long you're playing

@@777sn2 somewhere in the settings of the Nintendo switch and Wii U tells you how much you been playing the games

@@thunder45728 thanks

Yea me too somthing about that LISTEN from Navi gets me everytime

@@HahnGFX it was sarcasm but thanks for basically saying why I like oot now fuck off

@@jeffpauljunior2163 why are u so pissed off 😂

For the better dialogue and story alone

It makes a better more interesting world than Breath

Pixel 1606 finally. Someone understood.

Pixel 1606 thank you finally someone understand

agreeeeed

yeah both are the best

Well actually... breath of the wild is more of a zelda game than ocarina of time if we compare them to the original's idea...

The thing is that you can play BotW differently everytime you begin a new save file. And that alone has to be commenced. You don't have to 100% BotW (actually I wouldn't recommend doing it). My mentality to this game, is to play as if I was living in Hyrule. Taking one day at a time and enjoying each moment to the fullest.

If you enjoyed ocarina and Majora's mask more then why did you play breathe of the wild for 348 hours??

@@commonwealthrealm You wouldn't recommend it because it's garbage. Its open world gameplay is repetitive and strewn about with unintelligent design choices. It isn't well put together for the most part. Korok seeds are full of repetitive puzzles, shrines are full of puzzles that can be solved in multiple ways, so the puzzles are in general simplistic because the game doesn't confine you to solve them like a real puzzle should. Cheesing puzzles is not good game design.

@@rpgfanatic9719 you do realize you are replying to a 4 year comment right?

LOL

Johnny totally agree!!

Johnny I disagree. I beat the game with all the shrines, memories, and such and started a new file. I just recently beat the game again with the new file. you wouldn't believe the new discoveries I made simply by playing the game a different way and making different choices.

It all depends on how you play kinda like Skyrim. It have replayed Skyrim far to many times and I still haven't seen everything in that game. The same could easily go for Breath of the Wild.

Well to be honest I haven't started my round 2 yet with botw and likely won't until hard mode comes out but still, I feel like the addicting feeling of discovery I felt from the first play through just won't be as prevalent.

For me, BotW is easily one of the most replayable games of all time. I actually think replaying this game is more fun than continuing on the same save file forever. I was initially a little bit sad when I first beat the game because I thought that would be it and I'd seen most of what the game had to offer, but when I started my second playthrough I ran off in a completely different direction from the plateau and was surprised how different my experience ended up being. Early game is super interesting too when everything's a bit more of a struggle and you aren't running around with an inventory full of 5-shot Lynel bows and 80 damage one-handers. I ran through locations I'd never seen/had forgotten even existed since I had usually skipped them by fast travelling. Plus it was cool to re-experience a lot of the earlier story elements which I barely remembered because I hadn't seen them in 90+ hours of play. Playing through the game again helped me appreciate the game as a whole and I ended up liking its story a lot more, which felt a bit fragmented on my first playthrough with large spaces of time between each part. I've since come back and done multiple playthroughs to try different things. Divine beasts in a completely different order, finding the memories in chronological order since I know where to find them now, doing a run where I went straight for Ganon after leaving the plateau, all sorts of things. I initially finished the game over 6 weeks ago now and I still find a reason to come back every day and play for at least a couple of hours, and very little of that is done on my original save file.

You have something with bars and pubs, do you? good point though

i gues im not the only one. i agree with you all. breath of the wild it way too over hyped fpr what it is

This whole list is about legend of Zelda games that is way to hyped and get good ratings based on nostalgic or graphics

I went exploring the castle in botw and accidentally finished the game when I very easily beat Ganon on the first try. I was shocked because I thought it was a mini-boss, not the final boss. Anyway since I completed both games. I'll say OOT is a better game with very interactive NPCs that always have something relevant to say. BOTW NPC was depressingly boring and repetitive. BOTW has a nice open world but the towns and the NPCs in them are very few and boring.

I actually completely agree. It destroys the story, the pacing, and the build-up, if you give the player complete freedom. Idk why “open world games” are so trendy- they kinda suck

A story needs to have a combination of linear requirements, and also freedom in the meantime. (OOT did this very well.) This gives the feeling of freedom, without allowing that freedom to destroy the story and make the game feel pointless.

BOTW should have used today’s graphics & power of the “Nintendo Switch”, to basically be a bigger version of OOT, with bigger dungeons, bigger open world, etc but still keeping linearity and great dungeon design. They blew it

Oot had a better story too tho

Better dungeons and bosses.

BOTW has better open world mechanics (especially when compared to other open world games), and it has a better art style.

I agree with Hero Of Time. Also Breath of the wild has a better story aswell. Ocarina has a great story but Breath of the Wild has a much more interesting story.

Playing BotW feels like such a tribute to the rest of the Zelda franchise too, especially OoT, though they missed a few opportunities like the lost woods theme. ClefferNotes made a brilliant piece of fan music for it.

Finnaly someone understands

I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE

There's no denying it's a great game, but I never found it great. I had so much trouble finding motivation to finish it because it didn't give me anything like what the other games had given me. It may have been my fault for going into the game thinking it would be anything like them, but if I didn't have those "Zelda game" expectations towards this game, then it' wouldn't have been a Zelda game to me

I dont care about that because its a good game

No.

Reese Anderson so, nostalgia

lee gaming no

I beat super mario galaxy when I was 7 loz can be pretty intense and scary at tines heck in tp there is blood

mixel XD that's good mixel

So, nostalgia?

The impact it had on gaming in general dude It was the first 3D action-adventure game and it is still amazing to this day

Nostalgia, BOTW has the same impact and more

@@imascrew6218 No it hasn't. BotW hasn't revolutionised open world gaming as much as OoT had 3D gaming (Z targeting was introduced for first time).

Oot is literally the base of every timeline of Zelda series!

​@@imascrew6218man says "nostalgia" while he's affected by nostalgia

How is BotW lengthy when just about everyone can beat the game in 2-3 hours if they chose so.

Vytlo because it takes hundreds of hours to play all of it.

yeah but that doesn't count as actually playing the game

I am with you on this. I am married, have kids, a full-time job and an acre, and I don't have time to play games like I used to have. BotW has taken me a long time, and that is because I simply don't have long stretches of time to devote to it. As such, I don't see myself playing it again before the sequel comes out. I am getting the new incarnation of Link's Awakening tomorrow, and I'll play through that one (I haven't played it, and can't see it taking any longer than it took me to beat A Link Between Worlds). I suspect that the sequel to BotW will take me quite a while to beat, and I don't see myself dwelling on either game more than once. I can play Ocarina of Time and beat it in a few days, as I've done so many times now. The size, familiarity and relative of ease of some of the older games makes them re-playable. I am not young and these games aren't getting any easier, and I don't see myself playing them more than once. Twice at the absolute most if they're lucky.

I laughed so LOUD at that lmaoo😂🤣

ThunderGun2 hope it gets better with the DLC

Not at all, I don't think. A boss doesn't have to be difficult to be fun. I loved it because it was badass. It wasn't difficult at all but I enjoyed it a lot:-)

seriouslysoph i agree

ThunderGun2 *Calamity* Ganon was a great boss. He just needed more health. Dark Beast Ganon was terrible on the other hand. You can barely classify it as a boss fight. It's more like a victory lap.

Marc Sherman they could have at least made bokoblins on horses spawn

Divine beasts were trash just totally forgettable!.. its been 20 years n still people fondly remember the Forest Temple, Spirit Temple, Water etc.. they were epic!!.. you think 20 years from now people will be talking about the divine beasts from Botw??.. yeah right

probably

You remember the Forest Temple because it had good atmosphere and good bosses. But from a level design standpoint it was pretty fucking awful. I'm not saying the Divine beasts are more memorable. But they're definitely more fun to play through from a gameplay standpoint. I don't have to slowly pushy blocks down corridors for five minutes just to make a staircase. And there's no backtracking because I forgot a key. If the Divine Beasts weren't all aesthetically boring with bosses that were the same, you'd all be crowing about how Aonuma knocked it out of the park again. Personally I'd rather go through all four divine beasts than a single dungeon in any of the prior Zelda games.

lol seem to me that you do remember it fondly since everyone is still talking about the water temple that no one seem to like to this very day. I actually liked it because it was so fucking hard and that last key was a nightmare if you don't pay attention to everything around you. Big troll. ha ha behind the treasure box wow.

How can one be so wrong? You'd rather go through the worst dungeons the series has to offer over the much more unique, fun and creative dungeons in every other Zelda game? I'm sorry my friend but you've clearly been blindsided

Sleeping on the wand of gamelon

Don’t mention the cursed triforce

Game Domain Agreed

Game Domain NPC's: BOTW > OOT ?! This must be a joke?

I heard about this thing called opinion. You might want to look it up. In all honesty, when you look at the most memorable NPCs from each game, OOT has more memorable ones. However, BotW has a lot more, and many are creative, and have their own story.

it is a joke

Game Domain I heard about this thing called: quality over quantity.

It's these kind of words that motivates us to spend hour after hour to make something flow, function and ooze of quality. Thank you :)

I'm happy to make you feel that way! :)

The bosses and dungeons were completely different. Please don't judge them by similar names.

HeavyDonkeyKong uh, what? That's exactly my point. Different doesn't mean they can't be compared.

@Tim Braun - Definitely agree with you, well put.

Key words are in its time. They are incomparable masterpieces that are good in their own separate ways.

WTF u must be a ten year old anyone who’s played a good amount of the Zelda franchise knows a game with no musical instrument BOTW) and shitty dungeons is not the best Zelda no chance

I fully agree, I was also in that nostalgia camp until I realised what sort of evolution Breath of the Wild is for the franchise. 19 years of waiting for a successor was worth it!

Well gee, thanks for the heart!

IntenseAtom33 You are not blinded by nostalgia but you are blinded by Appeal to Novelty glasses.

Commonwealth Realm Now you are in the Appeal to Novelty camp, which is also a fallacy. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_novelty

Lol Joseph. Somebody is salty over there....

Commonwealth Realm melee vs smash for wii u

Best channel ever! Super Metroid vs Prime.

Commonwealth Realm Super Metroid vs Metroid Prime (I prefer Super Metroid btw., though both are fantastic)

Commonwealth Realm super metroid vs prime

+Commonwealth Realm Super Metroid vs Metroid Prime sounds interesting!

CGI? There is no CGI, are you talking about OOT 3D?

Specter the Spectator DAMN RIGHT SON

I prefer way more the botw’s Rito Village Theme

oh my goodness if you did smash 4 vs melee, you'd pick up so many new subs because both sides are so loyal.

DaemonDD There would be a lot of flame wars.

+Hylian Champion then y?

Nostalgia is always a pretty good reason. I'd go a step beyond and say that Melee provided a superior single player experience over Smash 4, and the stage design was much more balanced overall. But I personally prefer Smash 4 for everything else it has to offer, and I will say that Melee was my first ever Smash Bros game.

Hylian Champion thats fine. i dont have those memories because i was introduced to it like this "hey guess what" "what?" "i just found a game like ssf2 on the wii" "really?" "yeah its called Brawl" thats right, smash flash 2 is to me what melee is to most people

Well, I don't think it's fair to compare them since the Main Quest in OoT is literally the entire game, while the Main Quest in BotW is, like, 3% of it.

Bruno Nakayasu Opinion. I love breaths story more.

Vinícius Karaski I Agree, points like Voice acting and the exaggerated difficulty of bosses in botw seem bias

The voice acting is meh, even in the Japanese version. I mean I'm glad that its finally there, but they have some work to do with it. And as for the bosses- I agree completely! The bosses in BOTW with the exception of Thunderblight Ganon were all jokes! I didn't die once on any of them! Truly disappointing...

TheMadMadman I know right? The voice acting could have been way better, imo zelda never needed it in the first place. And I guess he was considering the less skilled players when he said the bosses are hard, the ones who lose to Gohma 5 times.

+Lazarnephz I loved the difficulty in the beginning of the game- but after you gather some good weapons, better armor, cook some food, and receive some more stamina and heart containers, the game just gets pathetically easy! Looking forward to "hard mode" though... Well, you might be right about considering the less-skilled players. I mean I just beat Dark Souls 3 in January and played BOTW in March so... that might have something to do with it. XD I'll admit that I'm kind of disappointed in BOTW. I don't regret playing or buying it at all- but I was just expecting something a bit more well-rounded and complete, you know? Some of the decisions that were made in the making of this game were mind-boggling to be frank.

TheMadMadman Yeah, I remember I was told to power my self down by using sticks and weaker tools. I don't understand that logic at all. Yeah I hope hard mode is hard, Air dropped units, regeneration of enemy health, maybe silver enemies become gold. I'm just naturally decent at games xD Me too, it was all right. Haha I always think that when playing the game, why did they make so many questionable decisions?

Same I think. It's so damn emotional. The entire game.

My man.. I cry whenever I start OOT That Title theme song is just.. Man

They wanted to change things up, and they did a good job, I think. Change isn't bad if thought-out strategically. For a while, repetition in Zelda was fine, but eventually it just becomes boring. BotW has great story, great graphics and is great interactively.

My Name i wish the devine beast had classic temple elements, like the elephant couldve been a moving water temple

RinkuHeroOfTime Ruta IS a water temple...

but it does not really focus around water and water enemies.

Landon BOTW was shit, literally the dungeons were ass. There was no ocarina whatsoever, none of the Zelda hallmark gadgets . Side missions extremely underwhelming rewards . The game was literally running around searching for shrines and finding nothing but empty fields and korok seeds give me a break

@@grindnshine5847 there's multiple towns in BOTW too, not just empty fields. You name it BOTW has it.

Ethan Bensinger The soundtracks for Breath of the Wild were fresh new and amazing. You people really need to stop being so darn nostalgic. I bet that in 10 years from now people will say that Breath of the wild's soundtracks are amazing and memorizable. Just like what happened to Ocarina of Time.

What are you talking about? the same riffs over and over again, with low energy and almost NO Feeling exist in BOTW. Here's a good point: Hateno village, the last REAL hylian settlement. It's track was completely repetitive and not well developed. I will give BOTW Only one better instance in soundtrack. And that's Hyrule castle.

Hey, I went ahead and actually Re-listened to the soundtrack, and I still feel entintled to my opinion, you cannot justify a LEGENDARY Series like the legend of zelda having this crap minimalist style. The exceptions are few and far between and most aren't real overworld themes you can hear anywhere else. Hyrule Fields OST is a DISGRACE. But I digress, my exceptions are Hyrule castle, Tarrey town. And Kass was the ONLY Reprieve out on Hyrule field from a boring minimalist soundtrack, and even HE is more repetitive than the song of storms.

BotW does have a great soundtrack when it's needed. Hearing looping music over and over in a open world wouldn't have worked.

But even the divine beasts lacked good soundtracks. There could have been different theme music in each reason, and don't bring up Goron city soundtrack. that could have been SO much better.. it was frankly pathetic. Akkala having it's own musical arrangment would have been sweet if it could have stood out.

Wait... Breath of the Wild actually has MUSIC???

If you havent played yet, i can tell you it hasnt the same glorious music. Oot soundtracks were an absolute masterpiece. Botw soundtracks come not even close. They are nothing which i would remember

give it a few years will probably change your mind

Twilight princess and majoras mask............................

Ocarina of time lasted 20 years and like 15 sequels Botw 3 years 0 sequels Watch how it ages badly

@@SDHVFS wtf? ocorina of time didn't have 15 sequels it had one. Majoras mask.

@@gromm1e I meant 15 games since oot release

You got shrines for the Heart containers and stamina vessels. The side-quest are an economic incentive.

Commonwealth Realm I mean sure there is a small reward that is commonly rupees, but it is redundant and disappointing since you can just sell items like gems for more rupees than you will ever need.

The sidequests in BOTW are surprisingly hollow and barebones, not to mention extremely short. Honestly one of the worst parts of the game for me... About 10 of the quests are literally [Talk to NPC] -> [Get Sidequest] -> [Talk to other NPC] -> [Sidequest complete] Wat. That's pathetic! I was expecting so much more!

I am fairly sure there are no side quests like that

Argon Hammer There's a sidequest where you dive into the water, and then swim back up

Nick Jones ya all u have to do is climb the walls and then find the center by jumping

It would definitely be amazing, but it would probably suffer the same way skyward sword did in that it was just too similar to the others. One of the biggest reasons oot got rated as high as it did was because it took the Zelda formula established in alttp and perfected it, and in 3D. If tp, ww, and SS had all released before oot, oot would have felt like just another Zelda game instead of THE Zelda game. Botw is sort of the oot of like alttp. It’s taken on a new form of Zelda, and it did it well. Botw 2 will most likely be like oot in that it will probably perfect the formula botw created. But if they do botw 5 more times in a row like they did with the other 3D Zeldas after oot, it will be the same SS situation all over again.