Stephen: *stops to flip through books in Skyrim to make sure people can read lore if they want to* Mal: *hammers the A button so quickly on flavor text that Chugga would be jealous* Never change, y'all. 😂
One tip that changed my life is that when you're using Ultrahand, you can hit ZL and it'll automatically move the object to a horizontal position. Saved me a lot early game when I was getting used to manipulating objects and would get them in really weird positions and not know how to unravel what I'd done.
@@ShycoWar but what does reset MEAN?! (Really though, I noticed that the other day and was like "huh. So they do tell you." I think I just didn't notice that the prompts change when you switch to rotation mode)
Recall was definitely my Cryonis this game. When my fiance finally played BOTW, the advice I gave him was "if there's ever a puzzle that you cannot figure out the answer to...it's probably Cryonis." Had to use the same thought process for TOTK and recall. 🤣
Hylian Pine Cones actually do have a useful property of their own, but if you're going to Ritoville, they'll walk you through that anyway. One item I DO highly suggest you actually read the text for is the Lizalfos Tail. :) Remembering to use Recall at the best times is always incredibly satisfying. Also what you're thinking is you can recall an object into the air and then ascend through it to get somewhere.
I do hope they end up recalling Recall more often once they become more accustomed with the abilities. It's been immensely helpful in my own playthrough, both in unorthodox ways and as a means of cheesing certain puzzles/solutions.
11:13 Hey man, art preservation is important, and statues aren't invincible. Except when they are. 20:32 "Blood Moon Dust"--otherwise known as Malice, or in this game, Gloom. "Malice" as a term never really stuck with them in the first game's playthrough. Stephen noted it was "Malice" with a capital 'M' once and that was about the only time they noticed.
I understand the confusion/forgetting of recall. I was surprised by how many objects it actually interacts with and how far that object can be from Link. That and using it with Ultra Hand.
one of my favorite uses for recall is bringing items back to me when they roll away from me or fall off a cliff! looking forward to more pogchamp reactions when they discover more things about totk :)
2:11 "There also are just rocks" even more so in Tears of the Kingdom than in Breath of the Wild because you can fuse them. 5:01 ♫ We're on the road to Rito Village ♫ 6:10 The Legend of Zelda: GTA Edition. 7:24 Good job finding a way to cheese this puzzle, I cheesed it as well, but by opening and immediately closing the shutter so my car got stuck under it keeping it open enough for me to crouch under it! 9:10 To be fair, rotating things with Ultrahand is kind of confusing and more than with shapes Mal seems to have problems with pits... 10:02 Yep, it's pretty cool that you can use that abilty to unlock potential softlocks like this one! 11:01 I'd say it's more like shutting down after finishing their purpose, but more than anything this structure closing removes the whirl above the Shrine, showing even in the overworld which ones you've already done. 18:22 This would work as is because the sign doesn't have to stay pefectly straight, it simply musn't fall. 21:15 The Blood Moon cutscene in this game is much scarier than in the original. 27:01 Yep, Fans can be used also as mini Revali's Gale, but to go farther up I doubt you can just pile them as is and call it a day, I think you'd need to build a structure to make each one reachable with the gust created by the one immediately under it or something like that.
Nintendo designed Ultrahand so that Stephen and Mal can provide us with endless supply of comedy gold 🤣 With his difficulty at kindergarten level shape puzzles, its no surprise Stephen is struggling with building "cool stuff". Meanwhile I've met teenagers who build all kinds of crazy vehicles within the first two hours of the game. But that's why I'm watching this LP 😁And also Dan's remarks 🤩
I fully understand his confusion with the wheel though. Super gluing the whole of a wheel to an object like that would stop the wheel from turning, so the fact that works genuinely doesn't make sense. Per Dan's remark, I wouldn't exactly call it 'over-thinking' as it doesn't require a lot of thinking to see an issue with it. Mal even observed the whole axle turning as one object. The game can be weirdly picky about which physics it enforces and which it ignores sometimes. XD
That specific wheel has a cover that doesn't spin with the wheel, you attach the cover to something and it works just fine. It follows the laws of physics just fine. (At least until you start questioning sticking an axle and that powerful enough motor into that small covering, but it's goat magic, so relax)
i've got the sword and i haven't even done the main story yet i'm getting the guide tomorrow also i rather have hearts then stamina cause i what to live more rather than climb
Yes; just imagine the Zonai Glue™ on it is just like a hinge connection, and you just have to place the wheel in a way where it can both rotate on its center axis and is able to touch the ground.
This is just personal opinion on this but going into this game specifically 100% blind is more of a minus then a plus as the trailers show how to do certain things/ what your capable of with the ultra hand
Hard no. If you have to rely on trailers to fully comprehend the possibilities of a game’s mechanics, then it’s a problem of either the game for not explaining them, or the player’s problem for not fully exploring those mechanics themselves. Trailers should be snapshots/previews of a game’s offerings, not used as a reference for how to play a game.
@@StarMiners0416 In Tears of the kingdom's case the reason I say this is because they give the ultra-hand abilities to quickly in the early part of the game so its easy to forget them/not remember you have them. Case in point how Dan in this episode says they forgot recall/ascend. Kind of the same issue I had with Botw to many abilities/given to close together.
One spoiler free suggestion for y'all: if you happen across a cherry tree that has an altar at the foot of it, toss a piece of fruit in there. The results are not what you might expect.
I get a bit annoyed by people in chat constantly assuming Stephen and Mal have 'forgotten' an ability. What's actually happening is them not thinking how they might use it in a particular situation (which is fine, not sure who on earth wants a playthrough where the player looks up the 'optimal' solution first? Bizarre) So for example in this case Mal thought to use Recall to bring back the platform but not to return the ball to the top.
Mal was, perhaps, too eager to show off her superior understanding of shapes with the cable car puzzle. XD
Stephen: *stops to flip through books in Skyrim to make sure people can read lore if they want to*
Mal: *hammers the A button so quickly on flavor text that Chugga would be jealous*
Never change, y'all. 😂
we're gonna forget so many abilities at the wrong time
or just any time
"Everybody forgets recall" and yet, if they could only recall a bit better, they would remember not to forget recall.
I'm impressed Stephen remembered Recall, which tends to be forgotten like Cryonis was in breath of the wild.
One tip that changed my life is that when you're using Ultrahand, you can hit ZL and it'll automatically move the object to a horizontal position. Saved me a lot early game when I was getting used to manipulating objects and would get them in really weird positions and not know how to unravel what I'd done.
you can WHAT?
That is a great tip, thanks for sharing That’ll help me a lot.
@@ablindgy that was pretty much my reaction when I was told about it. The game hides that particular trick very well.
@@oywiththewaywardtardis I mean, there's quite literally a prompt that says "ZL: Reset" every single time you use Ultrahand, so... :V
@@ShycoWar but what does reset MEAN?! (Really though, I noticed that the other day and was like "huh. So they do tell you." I think I just didn't notice that the prompts change when you switch to rotation mode)
Oh man.
We forgot Cryonis for awhile in BotW, but I feel like there's gonna be a lot of forgetting Recall and Fuse for a good 40-50 episodes.
and ascend. really everything except ultrahand lmao
Recall was definitely my Cryonis this game. When my fiance finally played BOTW, the advice I gave him was "if there's ever a puzzle that you cannot figure out the answer to...it's probably Cryonis." Had to use the same thought process for TOTK and recall. 🤣
So many things that shouldn't be possible are possible when Mal is determined to make it work despite all logic 😂
Hylian Pine Cones actually do have a useful property of their own, but if you're going to Ritoville, they'll walk you through that anyway. One item I DO highly suggest you actually read the text for is the Lizalfos Tail. :)
Remembering to use Recall at the best times is always incredibly satisfying. Also what you're thinking is you can recall an object into the air and then ascend through it to get somewhere.
I do hope they end up recalling Recall more often once they become more accustomed with the abilities. It's been immensely helpful in my own playthrough, both in unorthodox ways and as a means of cheesing certain puzzles/solutions.
11:13 Hey man, art preservation is important, and statues aren't invincible. Except when they are.
20:32 "Blood Moon Dust"--otherwise known as Malice, or in this game, Gloom. "Malice" as a term never really stuck with them in the first game's playthrough. Stephen noted it was "Malice" with a capital 'M' once and that was about the only time they noticed.
Just remember it goes in the square hole
I understand the confusion/forgetting of recall. I was surprised by how many objects it actually interacts with and how far that object can be from Link. That and using it with Ultra Hand.
This is gonna be a loooong series....
4:00 To be fair, I didn't know I could Recall those until I looked it up for a Tower puzzle.
Stephen got so excited about Recall he made a Pogchamp face
I'm a user who uses both Recall mostly and Fuse because I rlly like these abilities unlike Ascend which I almost forgot
Remember kids, do NOT attempt to install an outboard motor while it is running unless you have magic telekinesis hand powers.
16:54
Ladies and gentlemen, the hero of Hyrule, who fended off Calamity Ganon, running from some of the weakest enemies in the entire game.
one of my favorite uses for recall is bringing items back to me when they roll away from me or fall off a cliff! looking forward to more pogchamp reactions when they discover more things about totk :)
Everyone forgets Rewind...
Everyone forgets Ascend...
2:11 "There also are just rocks" even more so in Tears of the Kingdom than in Breath of the Wild because you can fuse them.
5:01 ♫ We're on the road to Rito Village ♫
6:10 The Legend of Zelda: GTA Edition.
7:24 Good job finding a way to cheese this puzzle, I cheesed it as well, but by opening and immediately closing the shutter so my car got stuck under it keeping it open enough for me to crouch under it!
9:10 To be fair, rotating things with Ultrahand is kind of confusing and more than with shapes Mal seems to have problems with pits...
10:02 Yep, it's pretty cool that you can use that abilty to unlock potential softlocks like this one!
11:01 I'd say it's more like shutting down after finishing their purpose, but more than anything this structure closing removes the whirl above the Shrine, showing even in the overworld which ones you've already done.
18:22 This would work as is because the sign doesn't have to stay pefectly straight, it simply musn't fall.
21:15 The Blood Moon cutscene in this game is much scarier than in the original.
27:01 Yep, Fans can be used also as mini Revali's Gale, but to go farther up I doubt you can just pile them as is and call it a day, I think you'd need to build a structure to make each one reachable with the gust created by the one immediately under it or something like that.
Nintendo designed Ultrahand so that Stephen and Mal can provide us with endless supply of comedy gold 🤣 With his difficulty at kindergarten level shape puzzles, its no surprise Stephen is struggling with building "cool stuff". Meanwhile I've met teenagers who build all kinds of crazy vehicles within the first two hours of the game. But that's why I'm watching this LP 😁And also Dan's remarks 🤩
I fully understand his confusion with the wheel though. Super gluing the whole of a wheel to an object like that would stop the wheel from turning, so the fact that works genuinely doesn't make sense. Per Dan's remark, I wouldn't exactly call it 'over-thinking' as it doesn't require a lot of thinking to see an issue with it. Mal even observed the whole axle turning as one object. The game can be weirdly picky about which physics it enforces and which it ignores sometimes. XD
That specific wheel has a cover that doesn't spin with the wheel, you attach the cover to something and it works just fine.
It follows the laws of physics just fine.
(At least until you start questioning sticking an axle and that powerful enough motor into that small covering, but it's goat magic, so relax)
@@MerpKingIsMe : I forgot the motor wheels shrine was in this episode, but I was referring more to the issue Stephen had with the wagon wheels later.
You guys should turn off the zonai devices until you're ready to actually use them. It'll be easier and they won't try to move before you get on.
Immediately uses recall. Forgets it can be used once outside the shrine.
ah yes, this is what I'm here for; lonk bumbling his way through things like Mr Magoo
Highly suggest no spoilers getting an extra stamina wheel
And having at least 10 hearts.
@@kevinwu5652 Just doing the story gets you 9 hearts, so it's pretty easy to get 1 more
i've got the sword and i haven't even done the main story yet i'm getting the guide tomorrow also i rather have hearts then stamina cause i what to live more rather than climb
I'm surprised that Stephen remembered Recall.
Do wheels actually work outside of a wagon? I attached them to a board once and it wouldn't move
Yes; just imagine the Zonai Glue™ on it is just like a hinge connection, and you just have to place the wheel in a way where it can both rotate on its center axis and is able to touch the ground.
This is just personal opinion on this but going into this game specifically 100% blind is more of a minus then a plus as the trailers show how to do certain things/ what your capable of with the ultra hand
Hard no. If you have to rely on trailers to fully comprehend the possibilities of a game’s mechanics, then it’s a problem of either the game for not explaining them, or the player’s problem for not fully exploring those mechanics themselves. Trailers should be snapshots/previews of a game’s offerings, not used as a reference for how to play a game.
@@StarMiners0416 In Tears of the kingdom's case the reason I say this is because they give the ultra-hand abilities to quickly in the early part of the game so its easy to forget them/not remember you have them. Case in point how Dan in this episode says they forgot recall/ascend. Kind of the same issue I had with Botw to many abilities/given to close together.
@@brandonhowell5096 i disagree i remember all the abilities in this and breath of the wild
One spoiler free suggestion for y'all: if you happen across a cherry tree that has an altar at the foot of it, toss a piece of fruit in there. The results are not what you might expect.
7:30 Mallory brute forcing her way into a solution is god tier; i love her so much lmao
Things Stephen Georg probably shouldn’t be asking: Will this blow me?
We need a "Mal forgets to jump" counter
best playthrough lets ignore 70% of game teachings and try and brute force this
must admit i live for dans comments
Seeing them not collecting some Hyrule Herbs hurts. That stuff has saved me in this game
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I get a bit annoyed by people in chat constantly assuming Stephen and Mal have 'forgotten' an ability. What's actually happening is them not thinking how they might use it in a particular situation (which is fine, not sure who on earth wants a playthrough where the player looks up the 'optimal' solution first? Bizarre) So for example in this case Mal thought to use Recall to bring back the platform but not to return the ball to the top.
When they spent half of BotW forgetting Cryonis existed, the mistrust built up.
They play this for 2 hours once a week, they’re gonna forget stuff lol