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Seen many of these but purple heart was new to me. TY

I haven't lost anything but this was my 4th Zelda game (After Ocarina, LTTP, Awakening and Twilight Princess) and has been my Favorite since i was a little kid. Even as a kid this game was deep andI still see it as the greatest piece of art ever made. And as the Best Zelda game, Ocarina is overated.

Glad to hear mm helped you.

This is sick! I fucks with this, hard!!!!

Sorry for your loss. This video made me tear up. This game is truly a masterpiece. I’m in my 30’s and I remember playing it when it first came out. And it’s still aged quite well. Thanks for the video. It made me feel something for the first time in a long time. Kinda in a bad place mentally and it felt nice to feel something

This is great

That sounds really awesome, do you have tabs or anything like that so i could learn it too?

Thank you I know now that I'm not alone on this.

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This game gave me levels of anxiety I didn’t know were possible on my first play through. I’d have to put it down for weeks.

The remix is so insane

Whats the music called

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It really dose

Sorry for your loss and thanks for the video

Nice video

I'm all for it not necessarily Lisa being a stalker but maybe more encounters could be fun. My hopes is that it comes out in 2026 for the 30 year anniversary, the 2002 version is fun but man the Spencer mansion in the RE Engine, potentially stronger boss fights, better dialogue, connecting story it just excites me.

Hard disagree. I hope the dont remake 1. Especially with your ideas of trying to tie Ethans story to the first game. I hate 7 and 8 as resident evil games. They are fine games on their own, but suck as resi games. Pursuer enemies are only kinda fun for your first play through. They mostly become tedious on multiple plays. Re1 would have to change on a fundamental level to accommodate re engine. It's possible, and the closest analog would be remake2 but I don't think current capcom could pull it off without messing it up. Limited mobility and combat options was balanced around the amount of enemies in the game and smaller rooms with narrow halls. If this was remade on re engine it would have to be a slow, methodical and punishing game. That style doesn't seem to appeal to the mostly newer re fans. If you can move and shoot, they would increase the amount of enemies. Or make them super hard to kill. Look at re4. It was perfectly designed around the limitations. Compared to re4 remake, which I feel was bloated and unbalanced mechanically, especially on harder difficulties where the design flaws are more obvious. Teleporting enemies, endless stun locks, all because it was a necessary response to the additions capcom made to the remake. If you couldn't move and shoot, they wouldn't have made enemies teleport. If you couldn't deflect with your knife, enemies wouldn't be able to stun lock you to death. Idk, I would most likely play it, but I don't have a ton of faith that it would have a lasting impact.

cool video, I love RE, you on Discord?

Great video my friend I have subscribed

Thank you for making this, I'm glad I stumbled upon this. I unfortunately didn't get to go into the game blind, but even so, the ending still hit me like a train. The whole game feels so heavy in retrospect, despite feeling so bright and happy at the start of things. They did such a good job of capturing that crippling nostalgia that you mentioned. I'm glad I got to play this game for the first time with the remake and I feel like it's only going to mean more to me as I age. Again, you did a great job capturing all of that in this video, it was really, really well done

Beautiful...

Thanks for sharing and being so open and vulnerable about your loss. You honour your father with that courage and the insights you shed both on the game and your own experience.

Majora's Mask is my favorite video of all time. I enjoy all content pertaining to the topic. Great Video! Stay positive and strong, and be blessed.

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I also noticed the similarities between Zelda 1 and 2 and Botw and Totk. I would personally love to have something similar to alttp again also because I prefer the classic Zelda formula. An open world game with a linear story would be a good compromise I think

visiting this video again after a few months. grief has payed me a visit. now this video and Majora’s Mask mean more to me than ever before. thank you so much for this.

I’m going to play majora’s mask after I finish ocarina of time, I am currently saving the last Carpenter at the Gerudo fortress And then I’m off to the spirit Temple I think, it’s my first time playing this game as an adult, still have no idea how my older brother Beat the whole game without RUclips or Internet think he may have had the official Zelda OoT strategy guide but that’s it. No internet walkthroughs back in 1999 😂

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It's true. When I first discovered the depths they actually scared me so much. The immense darkness of everything was so unsettling. For the first while I literally would avoid going into the depths cause I would get anxiety exploring down there. Wasn't until I finally sucked in my fear and fought the lynels in the colosseum that I finally got over my fear of the depths. That fight alone gave me way more confidence to explore more of this game

when i was playing i definitely started out throwing out constant light seeds. but maybe half way into my game play i realized i wasnt using them as much and was much more confidant running around in the darkness. it was a very satisfying feeling.

bro didn't even mention gloom hands

There are some absolutely chilling moments in the depths, like that one chasm that drops you onto a Frox with no light roots anywhere close, or exploring the Hebra depths and throwing a light-root only to see the shadow of a Colgera cast below. Seeing one of the three elemental dragons glowing in the darkness was pretty cool too though. More than any other Zelda game, I feel like this one really makes you embody that Courage that Link is supposed to represent, and the Depths plays a big part in that.

Definitely watched this thinking you had at least 250k subscribers, nicely done! I went to read through the comments only to be shocked that their were only 2. I love the narration style and story telling 👌🏻

You eloquently said what I was feeling through out my first play through of this game. A common remark I made with friends who were also playing: "I was scared of this as a kid and ___ triggered me". Initially it was the depths. That unknown feeling. Like being under the well in OOT for the first time. The confusion of the being in another world like Link to the Past. Combined with redesigns of old monsters striking a new fear in me all over again. (Like the Gibdos.) I wanted to continue Link's journey, but I couldn't if I allowed my fear to hold me back. Like you, I also waited to explore the depths until I gained more hearts and experience to face those fears. I enjoyed every moment that TOTK gave me. Especially feeling like a kid. A kid who was scared, but determined to face my fears with a game I love. I never imagined I'd feel that again.

I subscribed to you Vegas bro.

Majora's Mask is integral to my development of being a true person, who can smile with tears, who can love through the pain, who can value life through the loss, and remember when all seems forgotten. It helped me grieve myself, grieve life, even grieve death itself. I understood that even though the big rock we all spin on doesn't care about me, I do. And I understand each person is their own just like me. Yes, each person's story is their own individual survival story, yet we are all like that. I can acknowledge and regard each life as sacred, that even though I may not care about that other person halfway across the world who I don't even know about... they are their own, just like I am. So I will respect their life, honor their life, and love their life. This extends to all things as well that are living. I once was numb, and I felt that loss can kill you inside where you have no regard for life, no respect, no honor, and no value for it, you're just blank. Yet by facing it head on as if I was having a conversation with life, just like Majora's Mask feels like a large conversation in the same way, I learned to love my life, and then by extension all life. I feel like you'll either become so empty there's nothing inside you that you're dead inside, you're so bitter that you die inside, or you love so much that it kills you inside. Some of the worst trauma, can even make the hardest, bitter, vain, numb, apathetic, dehumanized person, turn into one who understands what really matters, who loves, and appreciates all of the small things while accepting all the bad things. This is why I use the phrase "to smile with tears". To me that captures the somber feeling quite well. Beyond that I started questioning philosophy, could there be a hope? And what does the nature of that hope have to look like for us here in the real world? After 8 years since the passing of my friend when we were teenagers to cancer, I currently and humbly considered it daily all the time. I'm still confused on some things, but for us to persist after death, or come alive again, we'd need some external force that has will and authority over life and matter to allow you to still be you, even after you've ended your journey here. The reason is because a soul would need a type of "artificial intelligence" to know what should be living and what shouldn't be, that is also separate from the material universe and not bound by it, yet also compatible with it so it can bind with your body. Some people get offended by that, yet why would you? This "God" would be the thing that overrides our current condition, and that would be a good thing. After applying more philosophy, the only way God can be rendered as "morally good" despite this mournful world we live in is that the twisted world we live in is somehow our faults. If that's true, then that means God this whole time wanted everything to be well, and still wants it that way, to be eternal and eternally sustained, where each life and every thing treats every other life and every other thing rightly, where there is no wrongdoing. We of course do wrong so one could imagine that God wouldn't want to associate with that. If he really is our source of life, and if he respects our free will, and if we are in charge of the whole earth, that means despite if God wanting us to be well forever, he'd respect our free will, which is us separating from him, the source of our life. It makes sense that death would then follow for all of us. And if we are in charge of the whole earth, then the whole earth would be affected also by that separation. The question is, then, why do we exist at all now if death is considered necessary by God? Because maybe he'll actually do something about it. And the only way to do that is if he himself becomes human and bears the consequences of humanity, overturning our wrongdoing that caused this to begin with, restoring not just us but all living things that have ever lived. I couldn't believe my mind. We have that. It's the Jesus story. So I looked further and although I don't really know anything, I am a little more hopeful that this "God" might really be the case. Because life how it currently is, is completely compatible with the "Jesus class type of story thing". I've been interrogating that for 7 years now, and it so far, keeps checking out to every objection I give it. I am still asking questions, cuz I want to see my friend again. And because I don't really know much, I keep questioning. But it's intriguing that there might actually be a real hope. We won't know for certain until the end. And I am okay waiting for then, because Majora's Mask has taught me calm acceptance, not rash hastiness. I do have life, and that is beautiful. So I live it. That was the hardest decision I've made in my life, but it's one I'm okay with as I smile with tears. Thank you for making this. I appreciate you. Be well okay. And I hope one day I can meet you too, as well as everyone else. Tah tah for now

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I don't understand youtube. Here we have a masterpiece, yet it sits at 17 views. You deserve much more attention than you get, dude

I played this game while going through one of the toughest heartbreaks of my life, and it helped me accept things and letting go. I will always be thankful to this game

this game. i lost a childhood friend years ago 2003 i think it was i remember hearing my friend went through a car crash while i lived in victoria bc with a cousin i went into a form of shock years later when covid hit i lost the majority of the rest of my childhood friends either through covid or medical reasons honestly speaking after i had a tough couple of weeks i ended up drinking a little bit and stumbled onto this masterpiece again years later shortly after playing tales of symphonia this game saved me on those two occasions this game helped me much more then people realized i had people in the past ask me on why i played such a dark and depressing game and i told them this game gave me something that music also did as well being an empath the depressing music so to speak actually healed me the song of healing apt in its name was the biggest song that helped me as i played including song of time as dark as the game was and sounded it also had very beautiful transitions plot and i can ramble on forever point it this game was my childhood and i never regretted playing this game

Great video

Great video, thank you, I’m so sorry you lost your father.

The legend of Zelda series as a whole saved me from suicide it brought happiness back to my life and made everything more bearable

Great Video and i see the game the same way. It has such much more to say than even orcarina of time.