More like r.i.p gerudo town

Rip ancient things like the shrine of resurrection or guardians

Is there an underwater world in Zelda totk?

@@nanoskee8270 no but there is a underground

@@nanoskee8270 The Depths is sorta like and underwater world but dried up. To me at least, the area looks like it was once covered in an ocean because there's a lot of fossilized sea life and the vegetation looks prehistoric; Like something out of the Carboniferous or Permian periods. Perhaps part of the Depths are the long forgotten remains of what used to be the great sea?

Fr

They’ve just become more woke, link is non binary now so he can go wherever he want 😂

i miss gerudo outfit :(

​@Jason Stimson replace my comment with a picture of a shirtless old man

But they let you go into the hideout without cross dressing. It's because they remember your good deeds from BOTW.

Now there are worse than guardians

@@sacripan4425 Gloom Hands...

*top 10 words spoken moments before disaster*

Without the guardians, being replaced by gloom hands, I feel very uncomfortable

Initially I was scared shitless of Guardians. Later on, with more hearts and armor... they're just annoying.

Same here. At least they set up mini-stables at Lookout Landing and the Digdogg Suspension Bridge.

I feel like there wasn't enough actual restoration in restored Hyrule. It would have been so cool to see the various highway ruins rebuilt into bustling villages.

More like “Nope, never existed!”

Yes and im glad of that

Not to mention that the Divine Beasts are gone. Do you think after the champion spirits left, they...crumpled away???? 💀

The divine beasts were probably dismantled after the battle with calamity Ganon…and since there was no champions and they assumed Ganon would never return they took down the sheikah towers, guardians, and divine beasts. Plus at the end of botw Zelda saves that the divine beast WERENT working so it’s probably safe to assume they weren’t functional anymore

The divine beasts were probably dismantled after the battle with calamity Ganon…and since there was no champions and they assumed Ganon would never return they took down the sheikah towers, guardians, and divine beasts. Plus at the end of botw Zelda saves that the divine beast WERENT working so it’s probably safe to assume they weren’t functional anymore

it almost made me consider i should stop torturing the koroks

@@ethansully profile pic checks out

It’shallerieraprpo nc

It’s happier after u defeat phantom Ganon (sorry idk what happened to my keyboard)

@ninatheperson yeah I went there to check it out and it was literally my first objective. I just had to fix the forest lol

I guess Maz Koshia decided to dip out.

really tho all that tech just vanished???

I'm still only a few hours in after the tutorial, but does anyone know why all of the ancient sheika technology completely vanished? Even the pillars around hyrule castle are gone, despite still being there even at the end of botw. So far I've found no dialouge explaining what happened to the sheika towers, shrines, divine beasts, or guardians. Even the rusted out deactivated guardians are gone. It had to be deliberate considering the lengths nintendo went through get rid of all of it Edit: I see some people trying to say it was all salvaged, but its still kinda weird considering a lot of those things were fused into walls and mountains. And they also somehow sent a team up to the great plateau, a place that was unreachable without being able to fly or teleport, and harvested all of the guardians, shrines, tower, and shrine of resurrection? Idk I would think it would be a better explanation if all of it was being held together by the ancient sheika monks magic, and link fulfilling his destiny and letting the 120 something shrine monks pass on caused all of the ancient sheika tech to disintegrate after a few months. That's just speculation tho

@@subjectdelta17 Probably dismantled or something.

@@subjectdelta17 after callamity ganons death peoples start to scare from ancident technology and they salvaged the ancident technology for new technology

Rito Village = Narnia Gerudo Town = The Walking Dead Goron City = Narcos Zora's Domain = BP Oil Spill

the saturation etc was to hide the lack of AA and draw distance, but now those are fixed, however the down side is it just highlights the graphical limitations more so, meaning it looks way more Jarring than it would in botw with the tricks to hide them.

@@aaronbuffalo7769 I've noticed it with those large flags on Hyrule Field - at a certain distance, they seem to suffer the same issues that Pokemon Scarlet & Violet had with the windmills...

Could have defeated the guardians before recording?

I think that was the point but yeah.

@@ViewerJubberGubbright lol. It was a post apocalyptic world

BotW was supposed to feel empty and desolate because of Calamity Ganon, so it made sense.

@@eri_noemi1462 That's the excuse Nintendo give to explain why the world is empty....

It was on purpose. However, I didn't feel much difference in TOTK. A bit of course, yes, but not much.

Its just the shadows. You cant see the shadows cast by his musculature because he is standing in shadow

It's called "time of day"

@@fekbutchers That’s not really a time of day thing, it’s straight up acting like it’s from a different Hemisphere lol. Basically the sun is rising from a different angle in ToTK vs BoTW.

@@a.j.cookie9735 It's not a time of day thing, but it's a season thing. In our world, the sun doesn't rise from the same side all year, unless you live on the equator.

The only reason I can think of is, that there are some new overworld puzzles that rely on the suns position. These puzzles wouldn't work with the old day-/night cycle.

Probably to hide how they used reused everything

Sandmoon fell on it

Fr gerudo town looked more lively in botw

A Sandstorm began, so Gibdos began appearing, and since they were weapon-resistant, and the Gerudo mainly use weapons, the Gibdos ended up breaching Gerudo Town and everyone in it was evacuated into a bunker under Gerudo Town.

IKR!! When I first found it it freaked me out so much, I though everybody died or something.

They got an infestation going on lol.

The simple fact for that is, the Switch has better draw distance but no AA, so even though you can see much much further, the graphics are just highlighted in how dated they are.

I posted them on my feed while back. Maybe you missed it.

in what ways is it so different? the funny thing about all the 4 main regions is that it looks different at first but once you do all the easy quests it becomes THE EXACT SAME as botw. Almost NO CHANGES WHATSOVER

Spoilers if u haven’t got there: The gerudo were attacked by gibidos so they went underground

Part of the story. You can restore it to its former glory if you complete the Gerudo quest.

It’s ok you can fix it

@@jadduck can you also fix rito village?

@@turtleyoutubeaccount yes you can!

Timing. TOTK is literally the same map as BOTW, just enhanced.

it’s because they moved the sun for some reason

I noticed the opposite.

I think it quite depended on the lighting of the scene. Quite similar I would say

Fr i was confused

First thing. Resolution was increased or the sharpness i guess thanks to AMD FSR 1.1 Sun location also changed like the opposite (even the whole earth affected by ganon) Oh last but not least, volumetric fog/cloud

@@julhizantwo2277 aka, the old one still looks better. But that’s just me

It doesn't look that much better but i did noticed that the shadows look a tad better and the foliage is way more diverse.

@@JustSomeGuy900 still got nice graphics and nostalgia vibe to it tho 🤷🏾‍♂️

Art style over graphics, which in this case zelda excels. No way they can beat pc tech with a switch.

Some of the rendering mechanics look different too.

@@sa3270 yeah I noticed that too

Comment is old now, but this was most likely done to give the world lighting a fresh look.

You can build a new modular Link house

There’s a small side quest to restore lurelin village

You cannot

I'm so upset about castle town

You’re not wrong, the sun rises from a different direction in ToTK vs BoTW!

The sun does't rise from the same side all year long even in our reality. It's a seasonal thing.

I think it was dlc in botw

Uhh yeah no, the animation is exactly the same. Dial back the fanboy in you and get a reality check.

they use for totk the Splatoon 3 Engine for better Graphics and Physics and for BOTW the BOTW Engine from Wii U

the animations is LITERALLY the exact same, after 6 years😐

@@Jokerxeno1 Link can now free fall and dive

It makes more sense in TotK though. Sun going East to west, passing south. In BotW it passes from the North, what sun does that?

It’s actually Tarrey, not tarrey!

@@christopherstack7177 😅

No, you're delusional.

What surprised me more than that was that Link's house became Zelda's house. (I suppose it makes sense since Zelda was essentially homeless after the Calamity.) Actually I wasn't so shocked by Hateno as I was by the state of Lurelin Village.

It bugged me to, those huge mushrooms just looked goofy to me 💀

@@AmitafAmitaf-lz2is Interestingly enough (spoiler alert): When translated, one of the ancient tablets in the sky mentions the mushroom fashion craze, meaning Cece didn't start the craze herself - what she did was bring it back. I suppose Hateno being the epicenter of fashion as well as farming makes sense since it's the home of the Kochi Dye Shop.

@@movinitlikedat45 huh I never knew that, wonder who started it first. Thanks for the info :)

Honestly, nothing Cece has ever made looks decent. The large mushrooms and obsession with fashion feel like the contradict the rustic feeling of the village. The townsfolk would realistically struggle to afford the clothes and I can't see why they would want them in the first place. They'd live similar lives to their predecessors so why would be be so obsessed with a new trend? I like how the other settlements were handled but Hateno felt like a downgrade

the original team that worked on ocarina then majora's mask are definitely gone and it shows

@wwjd0723 same for me. I can't put into words how immersed I was in Majora's Mask, my absolute favorite. Every character was iconic in its own way, every side story was heartfelt. It was somehow choral, like every element working together in harmony. Sometimes in the new games I find myself lost in the vastness of the space and things to complete, and melancholic.

Same bro. I thought they were gonna bring at least SOME of that back in this installment since they spent six years on it, used the same map, and the same assets, same bokoblin, same shrines, same korok, same progression system, same weapons, same exact topographical map everywhere etc etc etc. but no, just more fortnite. BotW was great for its time, but this game feels like a battle pass extension rather than a fully fledged beautifully designed innovative Zelda blockbuster game :/

Part of the point of BOTW/TOTK was to go back to the magic and beauty of the *actual* original game, The Legend of Zelda for FDS/NES. Now I don't think they fully succeeded, and don't get me wrong I love OoT/MM, but if you want to see how the world would respond to another game like that - just look to Skyward Sword's middling sales and reception.

@@APsGTG you're wild to call it a battle pass/DLC. Changed environment as evidenced by this video, a whole lot of sky islands, A whole bunch of wells and expansive caves, THE ENTIRE DEPTHS!! Like c'mon this is a huge improvement in so many ways. As someone who put hundreds of hours into BOTW and now TOTK I can safely say that there was so much that was new to me to find and explore all over again new enemies, upgrades, ultrahand and ascend, fusing weapons and SO SO much attention to detail, ya nuts mate.

Theyre Hella wrong

Very wrong 😂

@@Idiotboxxx they’re not really and I say that as someone who like 60+ hours into this game… of course things have changed but let’s not pretend like it’s literally a direct follow up sequel with a very similar map and besides teh abilites, very similar gameplay loop. Fanboys will coop about it but as a fan and not a fanboy I will admit that it’s just botw 2.0 and I don’t mind it because I love botw rather than pretending like it’s going from gta vice city to gta 5 or some sh1t…

Well, if you consider a 160 hours game "DLC" you might want to see a neurologist.

@@Jokerxeno1 yes i consider it a huge dlc even tought i loved it and i tond give a shit , is a sequeal ans theres peope out there that didnt play botw so its kinda a new game , i wanted more dlc for botw so we got totk i am loving it , i agree with you , and have fun

Because Switch is outdated and can't render so much objects at the same time.

gerudo town is enveloped by a sandstorm in the video

​@@sandwichsultan3659 Yeah the Switch was able to render that much grass 6 years ago but isn't anymore cause its older and outdated. At least your logic and brain power match what to expect from muslims these days.

@@The_Ostrich What the hell dude, I'm not Muslim. You really discriminating people because of their religion? Disgusting. Yeah Switch can't render that much things. Game isn't fully made from grass. And there's still a lot of it. Switch need to render more models more effects Zonai constructions made by player and a lot of other stuff. This is also the reason why resolution was decreased and game will never me ported to Nintendo Wii unlike Botw

@@sandwichsultan3659 Cry more :)

They did though, on N64 Online

@@edh8900 What

Dont worry you can fix it

@@wu_SER1 is it any different from the last game when you fix it like is there new stuff

@@turtleyoutubeaccount then don’t play the game then. Delete it and throw it

@@keiko3844 what? you’ve got absolutely no reason to comment that?

​@turtleyoutubeaccount ignore him, he's just angry because Zelda totk is better than spiderman 2 in almost all aspects, except main history and graphics

Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure in one of the three diaries that Purah has, it explains why they are gone

@@BowlOSoup6661Purah’s diaries say nothing about it.

10 weeks. Had her since she was 2 weeks old.

I feel completely the same.

@@rafaelc.c. Makes me happy :)

Hey, me too. So glad i'm not the only one.

@@sonicoboltAwesome! Yeah, Tears of the Kingdom feels more like a fan mod.

Same here.

They made the preexisting world more disjointed, and added new areas that are a pain to explore.

TOTK = cash grab from Nintendo unfortunately. Nothing changed

How many hours are u in right now? If u just started, theres a lot of new things..it's feel like dlc because of the same graphic/artsyle and same hyrule but you'll notice differences in each poi location that you've visited in botw..

@@aglioeolio8494 Probably 30 hours. I skipped BoTW, but I totally plan to get it too. ToTK is exquisite! And both games have different stories, sooo... I will just get it

@@miroslavzima8856 Oh, that's unfortunate but it's ok if u want to play it in reverse because u might be very surprised by how different it is.. the world is smaller vertically compared to the sequel and the first game is rather "atmospheric", that's the word I can describe it as..,anyway enjoy both games.

@@aglioeolio8494 Yes, I start to regret that decision. I will play nearly immideately after ToTK, so i shall see the changes. You are right of course. Thanks! :)

​@@miroslavzima8856 Thank you for not being one of those freaks that says it's 70 dollar Dlc and doesn't even have a good reason for it

I didn't know there was a gordon ramsay reference in the game 😳

I meant Goron city

The volcano stopped after you save the gorons from the divine beast. Add 5-10 years of a dormant volcano

They did address your first complaint, Fused weapons are more durable. As for major cities I'm not really sure what you expected when the world of TotK literally had two world altering disasters basically back to back within a 100 years of each other. The Upheaval only happened within the several year time-skip between BotW and TotK, we can see that after the Calamity was finally over that people are trying to rebuild but massive cities take time and then the Upheaval happens and things go back to being a chaotic mess. So it's kinda hard to do large scale cities with those conditions.

@@Foogi9000 Well, that's what I'm saying: don't write it so that the world has two back to back world altering disasters. The writers can write whatever they want and they chose to write a story that necessitated a map with basically zero major cities. That's precisely what I'm objecting to. I'm also aware the fused weapons increase the durability, but from what I've heard in other reviews, not by a whole lot, and they have reduced unfused durability to compensate and incentivise the use of weapon fusing. So yeah, glad everyone else seems to be loving it, but I'll be skipping it.

@@jamesedward3619 Yeah I looked it up and it looks like there are no new towns besides lookout landing, it's weird

@@Vaquix000 Yeah, I mean, I'm sure the game is still good, but it doesn't improve on BOTW in the specific ways I would need to it to justify me purchasing it. For most people I'm sure that won't be the case, and I'm happy for them. But for me, I'm just going to skip this one.

whining about durability is an L

No! You can still hear it.

@@OctoGirlthystX57 ooh. I haven't made it there yet so I thought

​@@layzzzee9484 Yeah it's still there, ironically I'm there right now

@@BowlOSoup6661 I'm so relieved.

Oh of course it's a Splatoon fan, bringing this BS into a frickin kid's game

Na it is more the fact that the switch is just giga old in comparison, the draw distance being more apparent, but the lack of AA etc, so you just see fuzz

Oh and that cost $70+ and runs at 20 fps

Why the hell do you care about the frame rate? Enjoy the game

@@brendanp3418 It's hard to enjoy a game when it looks like shit and runs at 20 fps💀 that's unacceptable in 2023 lmao stop giving Nintendo these passes

@@mightguy3118 totk definitely does not run at 20fps my guy. Framerate drops are similar to botw

Does a reskin introduce a map almost 3 times the size of the original with even more events packed into new places? I don’t think so