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Fuck this game had sooo much potential and it just was so lackluster

i was on a trip in Italy when the first trailer released and I vividly remember where i was when i saw it dropped out of the blue. I remember screaming and almost crying over excitement and the people i was with thought i was absolutely insane 😭 that feels so long ago now. Happy one year Tears of the Kingdom!!

2:42 .....fuck

Chills... literal chills

AFAIK Lover'sPond is the only place in TOTK where you can find 5 fairies at once. Do you know others palces with 5 or even more fairies?

I recently finished the game and just realized what the dragon ring in the title logo was representing.

some information about the damage: I use a Molduga Hammer - Pristine Royal Guard Claymore (base 39, +10) fused with Molduga Jaw (fuse 32) makes 81 base damage, x1.5 from attack 3 buff, x1.8 from bone proficiency (from the Radiant Armor) , x2 from RGC badly damaged bonus, x2 from final strike damage bonus = 874.8 damage per hit. Every weapon deals double damage on its final hit, turning the RGC's double damage into x4 for just the last hit of durability. But since mounting lynels doesn't use weapon durability, each hit is 874

Okay, by the last trailer, their're literally dangling a carrot in front of you, dragging you to may 12th... damn was that last week was PAINFUL

The teaser made the internet absolutely EXPLODE. Not ONLY were we getting a sequel, but GANONDORF WAS CONFIRMED RETURNING to the franchise! Trailer 1 got EVERYONE on the theory train of what "Botw 2" would be featuring gameplay wise now that it was confirmed that sky mechanics were returning. And we even got to hear a sample of the main theme for TotK. All aboard the hype train at that point. The 2022 development "update" was the dreaded delay us fans didn't forsee coming, but we patiently bit the bullet and chose to ride it out. Oh well... Trailer 2 gave us more cinematic footage of in game mechanics, and small pieces of things we'd see in certain areas. Most importantly, unknown to us fans, we got to hear a small portion of the theme of The Depths and the Title Sequence theme for TOTK's title reveal. Once the title was revealed, the REAL countdown to May 12, 2023 began...full steam ahead, because this hype train AIN'T GOT NO BRAKES! Trailer 3 showed us more development footage of the game, and for the first time, WE SAW THE DEPTHS FLESHED OUTWITH GLOOM ENEMIES! We got to hear Ganondorf speak ACTUAL DIALOGUE for the first time in a Zelda game, and HOLY SHIT IS THAT A GLEEOK?! Fans realize this was becoming not only a new game within BotW's Hyrule, it was also a love letter to Zelda fans spanning many generations. We also got to see a glimpse of Moragia, hear a sample of Ganondorf's 2nd Phase theme(without realizing it), and YET ANOTHER FUCKING BLOODMOON?! GIMME A BREAK! Wait just a damn secon-ARE THOSE FREAKING REDEADS?!(nah, just reduxed Gibdos, yo) We were treated to 2 small cutscene samples in the inner tower showing off the pre-launch scene, and a quick scene from one of the recollected memories where the Gerudo initiate a mass Molduga charge upon ancient Hyrule Castle. So far, this trailer alone had fans doing BACKFLIPS in pure joy and hype for the coming release. We also got to see the redone basic Botw enemies as well as a new one, the Boss Bokoblin. A quick shot of Link riding thru a geoglyph gives way to a close up of the new Aerodactyls holding the redone boko enemies as well. AND WHAT'S THIS, REDONE MOBLINS AS WELL?! We Zelda fans ate *good* with trailer 3 so far thru the development of TotK. We got an early shot of ganondorf early on in the OP scenes, followed by the confirmation that YES, you can dive thru the sky area down to Hyrule's surface. Holy crap, theorists were celebrating like it's NYE Y2K all over. New homing weapon mechanics?! Uh, HELL YES! So much was revealed yet kept undisclosed with Trailer 3, fans were salivating like dogs for this game. We were READY! Most importantly, MAY 12TH! IT'S OFFICIAL, NO MORE DEVELOPMENT DELAYS! THE GAME HAS GONE GOLDEN! WE'RE A GO FOR LAUNCH DAY, BOYS! Trailer 4(Pre-release to Release Day trailer) had fans giddy as schoolgirls, saying "We've patiently waited 6 years for this moment. 6 years, and one global pandemic for the newest Zelda title to define this new decade!" Just when you thought the emotions that Botw's debut trailer weren't to be topped, TotK throttled those emotions and threw them out a 10th story window. Just...my god. The cinematics, the music, the gameplay, EVERYTHING! This trailer topped everyone's expectations, and with all that finally come to a conclusion...at midnight on May 12, 2023 in Japan, it was go time! *The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, a game EVERYONE expected to top all for that year, was finally ready to play after 6 long arduous years in development* At 9:05pm PST on May 11th, 2023 in Las Vegas....I downloaded Tears of the Kingdom to my Switch and began the journey of a lifetime in Hyrule, thinking back to the adventures decades prior that Ocarina had led me on as a young boy. It was our year to shine, nothing could stop Nintendo from eating like KINGS! Aaaaaaaaaaaand then BG3 came into the room, shit on the table, and left without a word and stole our thunder, the fucking ninja bastards.....

I just realised, we saw the depths like, 4 times. But nobody (as far as I know) ever really saw it coming

That first trailer rlly got me thinking it was gonna be different than it actually is

The marketing and the hype might have been some of the best parts about totk.

Every time I watch these trailers it brings me back to a time when the lore could have been actually good, instead of the steaming garbage we got with the zonai stuff

reversed audio is giving me Spy Kids flashbacks

awesome trailers, not so awesome game. everything interesting that happened in the trailers is either not present in the main time in the story (so its meaningless) or they're deliberately misleading. easiest example is showing the throne room in a restored state with bright sparkles everywhere. at the start of that trailer it showed efforts to restore hyrule and rebuild, and then shows that scene not long after. it gives the impression that this is something we will be able to do in the game, and its simply not true. breath of the wild did the same thing but only for the story. both of these games had incredible trailers but were very deceptive, and not in a good way. say what you will about skyward sword, i hated it too, and still do. the game is a giant fetch quest and a complete slog of filler to go through, but at least it had a couple original concepts, some of the best dungeons in the series, fantastic bosses, and a unique albeit flawed combat system. totk literally just leeches off what botw established, which was far from perfect, but still a good experience in spite of it's horrid dungeons and story telling. totk is what people asked for, though. the "perfect" zelda game. mix skyward sword with breath of the wild. thats the winning combo. well, they certainly took that to heart, but completely misunderstood what people meant. the game is uninspired, unoriginal, lazy, overpriced, under developed, and one of the worst zelda games in my opinion. again, skyward sword doesnt have much going for it but at least it still made me smile... and that was last year, i never beat it before then. totk had me smiling one time, not even joking. that was during the first 5 minutes of the game when the storytelling and character of zelda is actually good. imagine setting up an expectation for a more involved and better told story by forcing the player to take a linear path that has scripted events that take place in a set order, setting up this grand narrative, then just ignoring it and doubling down on one of botw's greatest flaws. fucking christ, man.

2:42 this. the foreshadowing of Zelda's draconification and the beautiful shot of Hyrule while the castle floats by menacingly. this is top tier trailer-making.

„Guys guys it’s the Twilight Princess Ganondorf because of the sound his neck makes“

awesome

interesteing

TOTK ... better than BOTW. They took a perfect game and made it more perfect. An MUCH more bigger!

one of my favorite parts of these trailers is that we got a huge hint to one of the biggest parts of the story by the second trailer. The ehru (the instrument that always plays the dragons themes) playing zeldas lullaby seems so obvious now but when we were first watching the trailers we had no idea.

It lived up to all the hype

1:07 7:19 9:54 11:11 11:18

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom having their first trailer drop in 2019 and coming out in 2023: Pathetic

i want to watch the last trailer over and over again for a very long time

Trailer #2, they really played the Light Dragon’s theme (Zelda’s Lullaby on the ehru) at the end. Holy shit I’m crying.

Has anybody found where is this location? 0:46 0:47 looks like a tomb of some sort.

i really thought the zonai robot head was like a enemy in the 2de trailer

5:37 OMG IS THAT THE DEMON DRAGON THEME!!!????

To think this game has been known to Zelda fans as the delayed game sense 2019 😂

The saxophonist needs a raise

i wonder what happened to the dondon in the first one

6:50 I heard people say that Nintendo didn’t show any of the depths in the trailers

Finally I can watch them now that I’ve played most of the game :D

I played botw in 2021 and that two year wait was so hype, now the game is out and is my favorite game ever

Final trailer makes me cry every time

Its funny going back to the trailers after you beat the game

When I saw the now in development teaser I recorded the music and played in reverse to find any secret messages or something but I found nothing

Small detail link originally had the hylian hood on in the first trailer but when you start the actual game he doesn't have it beneath hyrule castle

Its interesting to look back at these trailers and catch all these little details after you play the game and like know the context which make these clips so much more meaningful than we all assumed when first seeing the trailer

I think we can all agree that the final trailer was the best one

It feels so weird seeing these again, and 1: knowing what things are now and 2: seeing all of the differences and how the game has changed over time.

I can't believe this game is out and in our hands! Still feels like a dream I love botw and took so much I'm crying. The emotions.

one of the greatest games i have ever played

we never got a bull in the opening scene tho of the game

sometimes i forget how much i fucking love this game and then i just watch the last trailer again

IT'S REALLY BEEN FOUR YEARS SINCE THE FIRST TEASER CAME OUT?? WHAT THE FUCK 😭 it felt like only a year ago

The final trailer is the best one by a huge margin.

DEO NEO NENENEOOOOOOO

Worth the wait.🍻