The Greatest Worst Zelda Game Ever Created.

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I still can’t get over how they put keys in a few random shrines but didn’t put a single one in any of the major dungeons in the game

"When it comes to video games, Zelda and I have always gone together like Sonic and autism" What a fucking way to start a video xD

"seeing a day and night cycle or being in an open world; that all goes back to zelda" I think it goes back to real life xD

"Tired of the interrupting enemy music?" this absolutely killed me. Great video

19:30 You could actually warp with your horse in botw using the ancient horse gear, but for some reason they had to remove anything sheika or ancient from the game

Aonuma and Fujibayashi declared before game awards this week that they are already working on the next zelda and that it will not be a sequel of BOTW/TOTK. New Link. New Zelda. They also said those powers of construction in TOTK will never be back again in future titles to make TOTK unique. As for the "short" dungeon they explained they didn't want the player to find an item on that dungeon (like other titles) that could broken the game. Kinda same stuff as "we made weapons durability low because we don't want players to go into Hyrule Castle, find big weapons and destroy the game" .

You actually got me with that Ganon voice acting part

14:20 Good news, the shields don't disintegrate if you attach a sled/cart to them. Then they become skate boards with durability so high that I haven't gotten on to break yet.

The footage of just a camera flying through dungeons in the older games is some of the coolest zelda content I've ever seen on its own, amazing work with that. If there were long videos of just that I'd watch it on rotation forever

Something that really bothered me about the depths is that it would have aesthetically very satisfying to simply make each section have a different bedrock type and some mild variations in ecosystem to make it worth visiting each one more than once. Lanayru - limestone Gerudo - sandstone Eldin - igneous Rito - ice caverns, maybe even have some "red ice" and "blue fire" as a fun callback to OoT Central - granite

One thing about the depths: I love how, even though you can’t see anything most of the time, there’s still an element of “seeing something in the distance, going to investigate, then getting distracted by a billion other things” because the lightroots glow. I’ve spent so much time just going from lightroot to lightroot, and it feels so rewarding because each one unlocks a little bit more of the map

One small correction. Ganondorf didn't raise the sky islands. The sages did most of that thousands of years earlier. Ganondorf just raised the castle and broke the alleged cloud barrier.

The Tears spoiling you if you get them out of order completely ruined the story for me, I will never understand who came up with that idea.

The biggest problem I have with the story is that once again, it’s all told through memories instead of happening in the present. When you’re just viewing past events it feels less impactful than the grand adventures we used to have in the old Zelda games.

I hate that you can encounter certain plot points out of order. Even the 5th sage, which the game wants you to get at the very end of the storyline, you can brute force your way to getting first if you want. Realistically, yeah it makes sense if Link went to that spot first instead of anywhere else on the map, but it ruins big and shocking reveals later if the narrative isn't in a straightforward line.

What grinds my balls down is yeah we can make cool new weapons, but that scythe is still just Link swinging it like every other 2h weapon. Its still the same 4 weapon types with a million new skins.

Damn this editing style is sick as fuck. The amount of effort that’s been put in is genuinely impressive

Manley has an unwavering skill of making a 40 minute video feel like 10 minutes. Hats off extremely well structured edited and the comedic timing on point

This video is my introduction to your channel. Holy crap the editing has me cracking up. Catalytic Converter and Reach for the Officer's Weapon had me cracking up out loud. Phenomenal