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@@Snaddermom Ty Bro!

6:54 it's because it's a war to imprison demise, or seal demise. I mean, we we're already provided this in Skyward Sword, the issue is a lot of people either never played Skyward Sword, or don't want to admit that the events told by Zelda. Those events: Hylia and "her servants and allies" went to fight and stop "The one of the end / The bringer of demise only known as the Demon King", in doing so, they managed to seal The Demon King in the Sealed grounds, and Hylia, with her oh so capable god-like goddess powers, casted the surface of Hyrule and it's inhabitants, totally not Hyrulian's, into the Sky and labeled them "Skyloftians". In doing so, Hylia believed this Demon King would break out of the seal, so she turned herself into a mortal, named Zelda, in order to use the Triforce, which she doesn't use, to stop The Demon King, which she does not. And if that plot doesn't get anymore complicated: They only complete the task by having the Triforce, now an instrument to grant wishes (Lol where it was originally an artifact to govern the world), drop one of the islands the very same Goddess lifted into the sky. So the solution to "The Goddess couldn't defeat the demon" was to simply lift the islands into the sky and drop it on the demon, which the Goddess could have done originally. Not to mention, and this is crucial, they go back in time to defeat the demon "Before the Goddess seals him" and a mortal, not even a goddess, seals the "Demon king" into the Master Sword. The useless Ai creature companion thing says that it's lifeforce is "diminished" within the sword, yet if a goddess with the very same sword could not "seal" him, why on Earth would a literal Human be able to? Nevermind the fact that the entire game itself is entirely BS and makes absolutely zero sense, we should probably discuss the elephant in this room: That, in itself, is two separate "Imprisoning wars" that we don't acknowledge are imprisoning wars. But the one definitively is considered "myth". That one is the one told by Zelda in an arbitrary "Oh my God I got my memories back from when I was actually a goddess" talk, where she talks about the story of how she brilliantly had her servants help her in sealing "the bringer of demise" to become "The Imprisoned." But yeah, simply: We have an imprisoning war, with the actual source material (not the books or someone's head canon) that tells us what this is lol. This legitimately is the war before Skyward Sword. The reason people don't want to admit that, I personally believe, is because it contradicts Skyward Sword. Making BOTW & TOTK make sense with all of the other mainline games, and making Skyward Sword a "myth lost through time and changed from what actually happened".

10:15 the other option is actually that "fi" literally never existed and the magic sword was imbued with magic, and what we see is the magic. Sort of like Sting from Lord of The Rings. Which, as we know, Zelda was really inspired by LOTR too.

@@itsJoshW Wow, you're way more knowledgeable than me with all the details! Really cool read! Zelda lore is extremely cool when it makes sense 😅I wonder if Nintendo will ever adress this. My money is on NOPE lol, but something like an updated Hyrule Historia would be really cool.

@@Snaddermom They probably already did, which is why that guide book comes out over a month after the game lol

Also 22:00 the Imprisoning war, and all lore until 2011, was created by Yoshiaki Koizumi, and all of his lore stood solid within each mainline entry until Hidemaro Fujibayashi retconned it in 2011's Skyward Sword. To be honest.

I wish I read your comment before buying this flop of a game

@@APsGTG I was fine with them reusing the old map from BOTW if they addressed peoples complaints with that game, sadly they decided to add a clunky and tedious building mechanic instead along with loads of gameplay systems that do nothing but artificially extend your playtime. I just finished the Wind Divine Beast and have done maybe 40 shrines and I am totally done with the game. I've never dropped a Zelda title halfway through, i even completed skyward sword .

@@TheBongoman47 I’m literally forcing myself to finish this game in the hope that I come across a glimmer of soul. I literally feel like I got scammed out of an extra $40 for a fairly big dlc/ large mod. Witcher 3 dlc had more content than this bs. I’m not even touching the shrines. I just open them for the teleport and leave. I already did a hundred shrines in BotW, I don’t want to do the exact same thing all over again it’s inane. I can’t believe this is a Nintendo game. How out of touch are they that they can’t understand how to even build a good game. The foundation of this game with context of being a sequel is genuine trash. This is a comment I wrote about my thoughts on this game as a whole, I think you might like it: why on earth have they made us return to the exact same world as the foundational area for this game is my problem. We’ve already explored the entire place… putting some new rocks above it and some slightly new issues around the towns does not justify a 6 year sequel. I thought we were gonna get big large new sky lands similar to skyward sword with new enemies and dungeons and everything else. I thought that’s where the majority of this game was gonna be, not spending the entire time back in the same place we already spent hundreds of hours running around in. Surface Hyrule should’ve been a place we come back to every now and again, or maybe a late game area as they made the surface extremely dangerous and high level and different (like they made it look in the freaking February trailer with the pitch black area, darkened sky, dragons…). Instead we spend the ENTIRE game there just like we did in BotW. Ridiculous. False advertisement. As a fully fledged sequel you would’ve thought they’d do more than “the depths” which are shrouded in darkness to make you think there’s some mystery just a couple feet ahead when in reality you meet a regular old bokoblin covered in pomegranate juice. The caves are hardly caves, more like squirrel holes. Elden ring had real caves and mini dungeons. In Tears of the Kingdom you go into a cave, kill 3 horriblins, and ascend up to the platform get the stuff and leave. Not what I was expecting. They’re more like the bokoblin camps from BotW. I thought we’d enter a cave and go on a fairly vast underground journey. Man. Would it really have been that hard to create a great island, a new big land, an underwater world… something? In 6 years? They really made us come back to the same place like what???? Majoras mask took only a year in 1999 twenty five years ago and gave us an entirely new world, new combat, new everything. They’ve run off our expectations of that sequel and given us this bs when they have more money, more developers, more everything and are fully capable of matching it, but just didn’t. The new mechanics are cool don’t get wrong, some of the best I’ve seen in gaming. Ultra hand, ascend are some of my favourite abilities in any Zelda game ever. But new abilities are not enough to justify a sequel that has taken 6 YEARS. I want to know what these guys were doing for 6 whole years with the same assets, same ideas, same sounds, same menus, same Hyrule that they didn’t even need to create. Why on earth did this game get DELAYED?? 😂😂 they built BotW from the ground up in 6 years, that was fantastic, this now is so wildly disappointing it doesn’t feel like Zelda & nintendo I knew. It feels like they didn’t know what this game was until mid 2021 and the development started then. There’s absolutely no way they spent a whole 6 years creating and tinkering with this game, no way. BotW (which took “longer” to build than this game) showed us they are far better than THAT. No wonder the marketing cycle was so janky with this game these mfs knew full well they didn’t have anything real to show. They knew what we were going to think if they really showed us what this game was about. They thought spouting “ummmm… dungeons!” a day before release was gonna work… lol. If you haven’t played BotW, this game will probably be the best game you ever played in your life. If you’ve played BotW then this game is a huge disappointment and not at all what you would ever expect from the Zelda devs. Even when Zelda games fail, you can tell they’ve tried hard and really tried to be innovative. This ish feels like a cash grab almost. Totk reminds me of animal crossing nh. That game was cool for the first few weeks, but quickly gets old and boring because it feels shallow. This game will suffer from the same fate, it feels so shallow when you realise this is a sequel to a 6 year old game. Bare in mind that I ADORE BotW, life changing video game for me and made me unable to play other games for a long time. I thought they were gonna mix that with more Zelda and more… umph. More depth. More of that legendary formula. Instead they’ve just put us back in the same place in a lazy way. Clone of the wild. Soulless video game.

@@TheBongoman47 I also didn’t watch a single trailer after the 2022 September title reveal. I had so much trust in Nintendo. What a mistake that was

@@APsGTG as others have said, if this game was a standalone title with entirely new assets and content then it would absolutely deserve the 10/10s it's getting from every publication. But it isn't. Over 70% of the games assets are directly lifted from BOTW including the piano song that plays when you ride a horse. Really nintendo, you couldn't spend an hour paying a sound engineer to record a new song for horseback riding? It reeks of covid constrained development but also of bad faith development. They purposefully hid gameplay and story information away because the new content is so absolutely threadbare. They must be laughing their assets off in Kyoto and saying how they can't believe people are eating this lazy slop up and calling it the best game ever. If any other developer did this they would be crucified, but half assed development seems to be okay when Nintendo does it. This game had less than 2 years development time and it's obvious to anyone who isn't a BOTW fanboy.

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This video is about the marketing and what was shown at the time. What was shown at the time was disappointing. Its baffling that the new trailer was shown 1month before release and not several months ago.

@@Snaddermom if it was shown months ago then i would be more impatient, tbh I’m glad.

@@Snaddermom but Yh nintendo was keeping a lot from us, but I knew that.

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@@soulbrant10010 Nope, just love triggering whiteknights 😆

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in case you’re still confused, gamecube had a four swords adventure game completely playable solo (S tier), GBA had a four swords game that came attached to the link to the past remake which was an entirely different, similar game

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