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The "absurdly sturdy" hylian shield in skyward sword is only unlockable after the game's storyline is pretty much over. Not only is the Lightning Round a big screw-you by not letting you heal yourself, the shield itself doesn't even carry over into the next playthrough, should the player choose to so. Somewhat of an inconvenience in an otherwise well-rounded game...
When making Breath of the Wild, the devs knew that some people would collect all of the seeds and bring them to Hestu. They also knew those players would expect to get something for it. They _also_ knew that nothing they could give them would be satisfying. So they leaned into that. Then, when making Tears of the Kingdom, the devs decided to recreate the 'dead dove, do not eat' meme in those who decided to do it all again. For those who don't know, the 'dead dove, do not eat' meme is a clip from...some show I don't actually know, where a guy finds a box in the fridge. The box has a note taped to the top of it that reads 'dead dove, do not eat'. He opens the box, sees that there is in fact a dead dove inside, then says 'I don't know what I expected'.
that is biggoron’s sword. you have to do an extra long quest to get the REAL one that doesn’t break. that one is technically a fake one that’s supposed to break, so the real sword is very much worth it
@@Zelda_Thorn It's not. The Broken Giant's Knife cannot be given to Biggoron. The Broken Goron's Sword is part of the Biggoron's Sword trading quest. The Broken Goron's Sword was a Biggoron's Sword, but the lead carpenter broke it by using it in place of his saw. Even as the result of a master blacksmith, a sword is still a sword. It's not meant to be used like that.
About the Giant's Knife, Biggoron tells you that his little brother Medigoron isn't as good as he is at forging if you talk to him before giving him the Broken Goron's Sword from the trade quest. But you don't even need to hear it from him. Just compare Medigoron's work to Biggoron's. It takes Medigoron years to forge the Giant's Knife. Meanwhile, Biggoron, who is both self-aware and upfront enough to admit upfront that he isn't consistent with how long he'll be working on his forging, only takes three days to forge something that blows his brother's work out of the water.
I feel like the reward after getting all the lightroots in TotK can be both good and bad. Good because now the depths are all lit up due to all lightroots being found, but bad because the reward does NOTHING
The lighting of the roots was its own reward. The token you get just lets you know that there aren't any left to get. Though even a cursory glance at the map would show you that too.
Man, those stamps. I did a mostly blind run of TPHD recently (I've played the original several times but don't recall if I ever played HD), and the number of goddamn times I expected to get a heart piece only for it to be a stamp...
Getting the other 50 gold skulltulas in Ocarina of Time all you get is unlimited gold rupees. That are useless by the time you get the rest of the gold skulltulas because you are already at the end of the game and don't need rupees anymore. You can get gold rupees anytime you want in the Lost Woods as adult Link by beating the 3 Skull Kid's they always respawn. One of the skull kids does not appear until after completing the initial parts of the Trading Sequence. All so giving the bunnyhood to the running man, big poes and the frogs at Zora's River will give you more than enough rupees for the whole game if you play it right.
Echoes of Wisdom had Might Crystals that enhanced the gear used by Link. The NPC who helped do that offered to make something from the leftovers, but it was a statue that replenished your energy meter for Swordfighter Form. You had to clear every rift to get all the crystals, and you probably already have smoothies that could do the same job as a statue stuck in one place.
But at least the process of getting them is pretty rewarding. You get upgrades all the way up to 100/125 Might Crystals. Contrast Korok Seeds where you stop getting anything from 440/900. Literally less than halfway there, it becomes pointless to continue.
Thats kind of the thing about it. It's a great question line that has other rewards along the way. Yeah the reward at the end is basically a ticket need to get the end game mask, but you got a horse and a bow and a bottle along the way. So it doesn't really matter if it's worthless.
Giant's Knife/Biggoron Blade quest is honestly way easier than everyone remembers. We all have this nostalgia that "OoT was so hard and Water Temple is extremely challenging" but when you come back to the game as adult you're just like "...oh lol that was it?"
I feel the Korok seeds don't really count unless you go for all 900. The inventory slots are great rewards... Just don't gather anymore once they stop granting said upgrades.
Getting the Giant Wallet in Twilight Princess (on the GameCube) was particularly frustrating for me, because I didn't go looking for it until after I got the Magic Armor (meaning I only had 2 rupees left after buying it with my Big Wallet). I needed so many golden bugs, that I quickly overfilled my Big Wallet in receiving the numerous rupee rewards from Agitha for completing all the pairs. After finally collecting ALL of the bugs, I finally got my Giant Wallet, only to then realize that I still only had 500 rupees to my name, and I had to find some other way to fill the new wallet up and finally get some utilization from my new armor! Check the floor, Link! You dropped so many rupees in that same room!
3:19 you forgot to mention that, yes you get the mirror shield at the end of the game, but it’s at the end of the game THE SECOND TIME. YOU HAVE TO PLAY IT TWICE!!!!
You don't have to play it twice. After the credits roll when you beat the final boss, Biggoron's event can be triggered simply by loading up the file again.
I managed to find 899 of the little korok bastards in BOTW without having to go online for the map. I found out there were 1000 in TOTK and laughed hysterically before saying 'fuck that!'
I'm not sure it's fair to say any mask in Majora's mask isn't worth the effort, given how amazing the Fierce Deity's Mask is. Also, at least the Giant's Knife was designed to be not worth it - that's the fake out to make the biggoron's sword worth it. Tend to agree with the rest though, although Ocarina of Time's golden skultulas certainly deserve a mention! And part of me also wonders what kind of reward would have actually made the koroks worth it in BOTW and TOTK.. probably better to have nothing than have something underwhelming, given the chances of getting them all in time for it to make a difference to your play through is pretty slim.
Of all the things that deserved to be here, Hestu's Gift was DEFINITELY the one I hoped to see in this list. My first go at Breath of the Wild had me get all of them only for me to realize it wasn't worth it and restart the game just to get rid of that mistake. So when I played Tears of the Kingdom for the first time, my goal was ONLY to aim for the REQUIRED amount to get all the expansions for melee weapons, bows, and shields.
i love using the broken knife in oot on the back of that giant guard that guards the entrance to the forest temple. those things sound so cool when you hit them. so being able to hit it more without killing it.. is amusing. so the broken giant's knife has a use
I hate the quest from Twilight Princess where you have to help the gold guy. I didn't complete it because I couldn't find the last ghost. I looked up what happens and basically once the curse is gone he tries to find his girlfriend but finds out she got another boyfriend. That ending irks me.
The only halfway decent thing about it is getting a Huge Rupee from his cat every time you enter his house. By that point, the only real use for Rupees is if you burn them using the Magic Armor, since you're most likely to have already bought everything else.
It’s not from Zelda, obviously, but completing the Pokédex in the original red and blue games is incredibly pointless especially considering it was the entire point of the game
i found out the key to doing the mounted obstacle courses in BotW is how fast or slow your horse is going, what bow(s) you're using, and generally being hyperfocused to your surrounding and the mistakes you make and what steps to take to mitigate that error. i liked the obstacle course where you jump poles, even if it DID made me salty, but the prizes were not worth it. the bow challenge was a bit tricky (and a waste of valuable resources like quality bows and arrows), but i personally liked the prizes it offered. then the pony points system came in TotK and i was like, screw it.
For the mounted archery challenge in BotW, I made a save right before I started the challenge, and that way I could avoid needlessly breaking a ton of bows by just reloading the save whenever I missed a target. But doing it this way was tedious as shit because of all the dialogue I had to get through
Considering you can go from zero to max rupees in OoT by scaling the chains of the drawbridge nine times I'd say the reward for the Loach is pretty worthless
My sister is crazy enough to go after all the Korok seeds. I didn't bother collecting them all. I never caught the loach. I really hate the fact that the Mirror Shield is useless by the time you get it. It's basically just a trophy. I cheat and use the Universal ring code instead of trying to get the ring the legit way. I did like holding up the signs and I usually use the stuff that is lying around instead of just using a hover stone. There's 81 of them? I didn't realize it was that many. I did them all. I am never doing the Carlov Medal again. The stuff in the house is useless by the time you get it. I actually got all the Miiverse stamps but I don't plan on collecting them again.
Let’s not forget the hell we had to go through to get the couples mask in MM. At least the circus leader’s mask had a purpose, unlike the couples mask which you get after I forget how many side quests
The Couple's Mask earns you a Piece of Heart by wearing it to the mayor's meeting. The problem with the Circus Leader's Mask is that the "purpose" it has is for a side quest that you already did in order to get the mask in the first place, and there's very little value to doing that quest more than once. As stated in the video, the 3DS version does give the Troupe Leader's Mask another purpose, by letting you get another Empty Bottle, so it's slightly more worthwhile.
what do you mean ? that goron dancing mini-game is one of my favorites xD although I guess musical talent helps, it's simply a question of rhythm after all
I myself did get the Frog Lure, mostly because I wanted to see what Hena said if you caught the loach fair and square. Didn’t mind it at the time, but I might now. I also got the Bomber Ring. Such. A. HEADACHE! I did get the Circus Leader’s Mask, but it was just fro trading, like you said. I got the Giant’s Knife once, just to see what it was like. SO regretted it!
@@pkmnlover3812 Fair enough. Even with the Frog Lure, that sucker puts up quite a fight. And, gobsmacking Hena DOES mean you have to pass on using the Sinking Lure.
There should be a "what happened to banjo Kazooie?" Future video. & what happened to Project Gotham Racing. Amped. & Something other games that were released exclusively on X360 & xbone
@@shyguykid7935 no, you have to do a series of quests. some of them are timed. it starts out by going to get him eye drops as adult link. you have to do a quest that involves a cuckoo. another quest that involves the potion shop. one that involves a skull kid. the one that you essentially buy is the one he’s talking about in the video. the one that breaks after 8 hits
i somehow like to buy the gigants knife. at least for the first three bosses. somehow i don't want to put the statues from windwalker on this list, even how hard and long the quest is.
Zelda likes to pretend it’s an MMO sometimes with ridiculous unnecessary time sinks. I stopped playing Breath of the Wild b/c of the ridiculous time sink that goes into restorative items. Climbing trees individually to get fruits plus the travel time and time it takes to fight off surrounding monsters gets extremely old after the 20th trip.
you can just cut down the tree to get the apples. or just pick up the mushrooms everywhere. or kill animals with bombs for meat. in TOTK you can use autobuild to strip all the apples off trees instantly like a) BOTW is clearly meant as a timesink, but b) getting food in BOTW is the least timesink-y thing in it. you really booted up a massive, open-world maze of a game and said why do i have to explore anything at all 😂
It would be nice if Nintendo implements a trophy system for their next console like XBox and PlayStation I think it would give a little more motivation to complete the games
7:49 Well yeah because the breakable weapons were forced on people whether they liked it or not. At least the Giant's Knife is optional, maybe even missable since most people would have done the trading sequence for the Biggoron Sword which doesn't break.
I know this is a nitpick, but do you have to say "The Legend of Zelda" at the start of every pick? Like, we know it's Zelda, that's in the video title. You just need to say the subtitle.
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The "absurdly sturdy" hylian shield in skyward sword is only unlockable after the game's storyline is pretty much over. Not only is the Lightning Round a big screw-you by not letting you heal yourself, the shield itself doesn't even carry over into the next playthrough, should the player choose to so. Somewhat of an inconvenience in an otherwise well-rounded game...
For people that want an achievement/trophy system in Nintendo games, I think the Golden Poop is Big N's stance on it.
like 0.1% only care about useless trophies
@@NoBodyNoCrime758 I put my Playstation Platinum Trophies on my resume, I did not get the job.
@@ClintGreasewoodthen the job isn’t worth it, go somewhere else
I’m guessing haven’t played Super Mario Party Jamboree
When making Breath of the Wild, the devs knew that some people would collect all of the seeds and bring them to Hestu. They also knew those players would expect to get something for it. They _also_ knew that nothing they could give them would be satisfying. So they leaned into that. Then, when making Tears of the Kingdom, the devs decided to recreate the 'dead dove, do not eat' meme in those who decided to do it all again. For those who don't know, the 'dead dove, do not eat' meme is a clip from...some show I don't actually know, where a guy finds a box in the fridge. The box has a note taped to the top of it that reads 'dead dove, do not eat'. He opens the box, sees that there is in fact a dead dove inside, then says 'I don't know what I expected'.
that is biggoron’s sword. you have to do an extra long quest to get the REAL one that doesn’t break. that one is technically a fake one that’s supposed to break, so the real sword is very much worth it
Lengthy as it is. Still worth less than15 minutes to obtain it.
No. He's right. The giant's knife breaks. The biggoron sword does not break.
i think they deliberately did not mention that it's part of the biggoron sword quest to fish for comments 😬
@@Zelda_Thorn It's not. The Broken Giant's Knife cannot be given to Biggoron. The Broken Goron's Sword is part of the Biggoron's Sword trading quest. The Broken Goron's Sword was a Biggoron's Sword, but the lead carpenter broke it by using it in place of his saw. Even as the result of a master blacksmith, a sword is still a sword. It's not meant to be used like that.
About the Giant's Knife, Biggoron tells you that his little brother Medigoron isn't as good as he is at forging if you talk to him before giving him the Broken Goron's Sword from the trade quest. But you don't even need to hear it from him. Just compare Medigoron's work to Biggoron's. It takes Medigoron years to forge the Giant's Knife. Meanwhile, Biggoron, who is both self-aware and upfront enough to admit upfront that he isn't consistent with how long he'll be working on his forging, only takes three days to forge something that blows his brother's work out of the water.
I feel like the reward after getting all the lightroots in TotK can be both good and bad. Good because now the depths are all lit up due to all lightroots being found, but bad because the reward does NOTHING
The lighting of the roots was its own reward. The token you get just lets you know that there aren't any left to get. Though even a cursory glance at the map would show you that too.
One thing about the mirror shield in Minish Cap, it is not immune to being eaten by Like Likes.
Man, those stamps. I did a mostly blind run of TPHD recently (I've played the original several times but don't recall if I ever played HD), and the number of goddamn times I expected to get a heart piece only for it to be a stamp...
Getting the other 50 gold skulltulas in Ocarina of Time all you get is unlimited gold rupees. That are useless by the time you get the rest of the gold skulltulas because you are already at the end of the game and don't need rupees anymore. You can get gold rupees anytime you want in the Lost Woods as adult Link by beating the 3 Skull Kid's they always respawn. One of the skull kids does not appear until after completing the initial parts of the Trading Sequence. All so giving the bunnyhood to the running man, big poes and the frogs at Zora's River will give you more than enough rupees for the whole game if you play it right.
Echoes of Wisdom had Might Crystals that enhanced the gear used by Link. The NPC who helped do that offered to make something from the leftovers, but it was a statue that replenished your energy meter for Swordfighter Form. You had to clear every rift to get all the crystals, and you probably already have smoothies that could do the same job as a statue stuck in one place.
But at least the process of getting them is pretty rewarding. You get upgrades all the way up to 100/125 Might Crystals. Contrast Korok Seeds where you stop getting anything from 440/900. Literally less than halfway there, it becomes pointless to continue.
The Circus Leader's Mask is one of my favorite quests in Majora's Mask
Thats kind of the thing about it. It's a great question line that has other rewards along the way. Yeah the reward at the end is basically a ticket need to get the end game mask, but you got a horse and a bow and a bottle along the way. So it doesn't really matter if it's worthless.
What's worse about the Korok seeds, is that they are ALSO poos. Little korok turds.
You scare the shit out of them when you find them
Hestu says they all used to belong to him but ALL the koroks around Hyrule stole them as a gag.
The Master Cycle Zero is also mostly useless by the time you can actually get it. It’d be awesome to get at the middle of the game or so.
Attison does give you a ton of other moderate stuff for each sign. I guess that dampens the "not worth it" if you are short on rupees.
Every mask in MM is worth it, because come on, Fierce Deity’s Mask.
Giant's Knife/Biggoron Blade quest is honestly way easier than everyone remembers. We all have this nostalgia that "OoT was so hard and Water Temple is extremely challenging" but when you come back to the game as adult you're just like "...oh lol that was it?"
In TOTK Hestu gift allows you to watch both BOTW and TOTK inventory dances whenever you want
Yaaaaaaayyyyy....😅
*(Still not worth it)*
If I wanted to watch that, I could just search for it here.
Literally no one has done that for enjoyment
I feel the Korok seeds don't really count unless you go for all 900. The inventory slots are great rewards... Just don't gather anymore once they stop granting said upgrades.
Getting the Giant Wallet in Twilight Princess (on the GameCube) was particularly frustrating for me, because I didn't go looking for it until after I got the Magic Armor (meaning I only had 2 rupees left after buying it with my Big Wallet). I needed so many golden bugs, that I quickly overfilled my Big Wallet in receiving the numerous rupee rewards from Agitha for completing all the pairs. After finally collecting ALL of the bugs, I finally got my Giant Wallet, only to then realize that I still only had 500 rupees to my name, and I had to find some other way to fill the new wallet up and finally get some utilization from my new armor! Check the floor, Link! You dropped so many rupees in that same room!
Tri Force Heroes also has Miiverse Stamps, but they're tied to the unlocking of outfits, so it's not a collect-a-thon or a pointless side-quest.
3:19 you forgot to mention that, yes you get the mirror shield at the end of the game, but it’s at the end of the game THE SECOND TIME. YOU HAVE TO PLAY IT TWICE!!!!
You don't have to play it twice. After the credits roll when you beat the final boss, Biggoron's event can be triggered simply by loading up the file again.
He did say you had to beat the game once to be able to get it
I managed to find 899 of the little korok bastards in BOTW without having to go online for the map. I found out there were 1000 in TOTK and laughed hysterically before saying 'fuck that!'
I'm not sure it's fair to say any mask in Majora's mask isn't worth the effort, given how amazing the Fierce Deity's Mask is. Also, at least the Giant's Knife was designed to be not worth it - that's the fake out to make the biggoron's sword worth it.
Tend to agree with the rest though, although Ocarina of Time's golden skultulas certainly deserve a mention!
And part of me also wonders what kind of reward would have actually made the koroks worth it in BOTW and TOTK.. probably better to have nothing than have something underwhelming, given the chances of getting them all in time for it to make a difference to your play through is pretty slim.
No mention of the gold skultulas? Those things are a massive pain and collecting them all is worthless
Of all the things that deserved to be here, Hestu's Gift was DEFINITELY the one I hoped to see in this list. My first go at Breath of the Wild had me get all of them only for me to realize it wasn't worth it and restart the game just to get rid of that mistake. So when I played Tears of the Kingdom for the first time, my goal was ONLY to aim for the REQUIRED amount to get all the expansions for melee weapons, bows, and shields.
The piece of heart in Minish Cap after doing all the statuettes
I couldn't get the one for catching the cuccos. Why does it need a time limit? None of the other Zelda games put a limit on cucco catching.
@ oooooo that was frustrating!!!!
i love using the broken knife in oot on the back of that giant guard that guards the entrance to the forest temple. those things sound so cool when you hit them. so being able to hit it more without killing it.. is amusing. so the broken giant's knife has a use
Fun fact, those giant guards are actually Moblins :)
@linkLoverAG sweet thank you
I hate the quest from Twilight Princess where you have to help the gold guy. I didn't complete it because I couldn't find the last ghost. I looked up what happens and basically once the curse is gone he tries to find his girlfriend but finds out she got another boyfriend. That ending irks me.
I actually did that. It's not really worth it.
@@zachtwilightwindwaker596 same did it just to say I did
The only halfway decent thing about it is getting a Huge Rupee from his cat every time you enter his house. By that point, the only real use for Rupees is if you burn them using the Magic Armor, since you're most likely to have already bought everything else.
@@GameMasterKyro or stuff like arrows
@@GameMasterKyro Yeah, the rupees were good to receive.
I thought that the ice arrow from OoT would be included.
True; the only benefit is an Easter Egg animation in the Bongo Bongo fight; if you freeze a hand, the other will punch it to free itself.
what are you talking about, the ice arrows slap AND the gerudo dungeon to get them is super fun
@@Zelda_Thornyou dont get ice arrows from gerudo dungeon. You get it from ganondorfs castle
@@jackdalton9133you get the ice arrows from completing the gerudo training grounds
Majora's Mask remake added an extra Bottle you could get by having the Circus Leader's Mask.
It’s not from Zelda, obviously, but completing the Pokédex in the original red and blue games is incredibly pointless especially considering it was the entire point of the game
i found out the key to doing the mounted obstacle courses in BotW is how fast or slow your horse is going, what bow(s) you're using, and generally being hyperfocused to your surrounding and the mistakes you make and what steps to take to mitigate that error.
i liked the obstacle course where you jump poles, even if it DID made me salty, but the prizes were not worth it. the bow challenge was a bit tricky (and a waste of valuable resources like quality bows and arrows), but i personally liked the prizes it offered.
then the pony points system came in TotK and i was like, screw it.
For the mounted archery challenge in BotW, I made a save right before I started the challenge, and that way I could avoid needlessly breaking a ton of bows by just reloading the save whenever I missed a target. But doing it this way was tedious as shit because of all the dialogue I had to get through
"And people complained about the breakable weapons in breath of the wild."
And we STILL do, thank you very much!
I go for the Mirror Shield in Minish Cap only because I have a head canon that it’s the same one the Hero of the Winds gets.
Considering you can go from zero to max rupees in OoT by scaling the chains of the drawbridge nine times I'd say the reward for the Loach is pretty worthless
My sister is crazy enough to go after all the Korok seeds. I didn't bother collecting them all.
I never caught the loach.
I really hate the fact that the Mirror Shield is useless by the time you get it. It's basically just a trophy.
I cheat and use the Universal ring code instead of trying to get the ring the legit way.
I did like holding up the signs and I usually use the stuff that is lying around instead of just using a hover stone. There's 81 of them? I didn't realize it was that many. I did them all.
I am never doing the Carlov Medal again. The stuff in the house is useless by the time you get it.
I actually got all the Miiverse stamps but I don't plan on collecting them again.
Like collecting 900 of these annoying seeds just to get a piece of poop….?
In TOTK Hestu gift allows you to watch both BOTW and TOTK inventory dances whenever you want
the "seeds" are ALSO POOP
Let’s not forget the hell we had to go through to get the couples mask in MM. At least the circus leader’s mask had a purpose, unlike the couples mask which you get after I forget how many side quests
The Couple's Mask earns you a Piece of Heart by wearing it to the mayor's meeting. The problem with the Circus Leader's Mask is that the "purpose" it has is for a side quest that you already did in order to get the mask in the first place, and there's very little value to doing that quest more than once. As stated in the video, the 3DS version does give the Troupe Leader's Mask another purpose, by letting you get another Empty Bottle, so it's slightly more worthwhile.
what do you mean ? that goron dancing mini-game is one of my favorites xD although I guess musical talent helps, it's simply a question of rhythm after all
This channel has soooo much Zelda content
I myself did get the Frog Lure, mostly because I wanted to see what Hena said if you caught the loach fair and square. Didn’t mind it at the time, but I might now. I also got the Bomber Ring. Such. A. HEADACHE! I did get the Circus Leader’s Mask, but it was just fro trading, like you said. I got the Giant’s Knife once, just to see what it was like. SO regretted it!
basically do it once just to say you did it
@@pkmnlover3812 Speaking of which, did you catch the Loach with Hena in the boat? Her stupefaction was rather cute.
@Falchion1984 nope
@@pkmnlover3812 Fair enough. Even with the Frog Lure, that sucker puts up quite a fight. And, gobsmacking Hena DOES mean you have to pass on using the Sinking Lure.
There should be a "what happened to banjo Kazooie?" Future video. & what happened to Project Gotham Racing. Amped. & Something other games that were released exclusively on X360 & xbone
What do you have to do for the giants knife? I thought you just have to buy it
You do
@@shyguykid7935 no, you have to do a series of quests. some of them are timed. it starts out by going to get him eye drops as adult link. you have to do a quest that involves a cuckoo. another quest that involves the potion shop. one that involves a skull kid. the one that you essentially buy is the one he’s talking about in the video. the one that breaks after 8 hits
@@sofia_1354 That's for the Biggoron's Sword. The Giant's knife you just need to buy, which you shouldn't
What's with the super hero movie music playing in the background? It's very distracting.
1:13 you can save and reload before the game so you don't waste rupees
Basically besides staminaand hearts to a certain point any upgrade or gear is basically irrelevant in botw or totk.
I'd rather unlock the Frog Lure a hundred times before opening another chest with a stamp in it
i somehow like to buy the gigants knife. at least for the first three bosses. somehow i don't want to put the statues from windwalker on this list, even how hard and long the quest is.
The big goron knife is meant to be a side quest; kid.
hate the fact in the minnish cap the stone stuff is broken in afew quests
I have no life, so im considering collecting 1000 korok seeds. So far i have 597
Ngl I heavily fucks with the fact I can get my picture on the wall I loved twilight princess
Zelda likes to pretend it’s an MMO sometimes with ridiculous unnecessary time sinks. I stopped playing Breath of the Wild b/c of the ridiculous time sink that goes into restorative items. Climbing trees individually to get fruits plus the travel time and time it takes to fight off surrounding monsters gets extremely old after the 20th trip.
you can just cut down the tree to get the apples. or just pick up the mushrooms everywhere. or kill animals with bombs for meat. in TOTK you can use autobuild to strip all the apples off trees instantly
like a) BOTW is clearly meant as a timesink, but b) getting food in BOTW is the least timesink-y thing in it. you really booted up a massive, open-world maze of a game and said why do i have to explore anything at all 😂
how about the worst armor rewards we got
Who wouldn’t want a golden turd?
sorry but addisons fabric slaps
Hahaha I saw the the stamp and got triggered again 😂 what a useless reward
The Zelda series is still fun and engaging even if some unlockable items aren't worth getting.
It would be nice if Nintendo implements a trophy system for their next console like XBox and PlayStation
I think it would give a little more motivation to complete the games
Has this guy never even played ocarina of time the giants knife is trash and it doesn’t take anything to do to get it
7:49 Well yeah because the breakable weapons were forced on people whether they liked it or not. At least the Giant's Knife is optional, maybe even missable since most people would have done the trading sequence for the Biggoron Sword which doesn't break.
I know this is a nitpick, but do you have to say "The Legend of Zelda" at the start of every pick? Like, we know it's Zelda, that's in the video title. You just need to say the subtitle.
I don't believe that Zelda games themselves are worth the effort. Or money for that matter. Never getting these games
ok
81 signs 🪧 over kill much.
Ha, #10 is pretty much the only thing i haven't done in BOTW. terrible on horesback, i tried again recently and i think it will remain undone 😁