You know, one thing I’ve learned from my oodles of time playing age of calamity is that Grinding is key At least in my situation, the game plays in a way where you have to strategize where you need to make your move where you send your allies and what you’re supposed to do But obviously, I can’t do that because I’m blind and can’t read the stinking map And the easiest way is to blast through everything with brute force, but that won’t always work Take the road home besieged a level that I had been stuck on for over two years Now that I had overcome that level, and I am almost to the end of the game, going back to the level and blasting through it with relative ease is surreal, especially when you take into consideration that I now use that level as a blinding stage running through that level over and over at different characters After gaining sufficient EXP Also remember those annoying Wizzrobes? Sure, there’s still annoying to deal with, but watch this, Attack! Special move! Dead! Blam! One of my ultimate dreams is to unlock ganon get him all the way to level 100 and blast through the first level of the game just to see what would happen😊
I fell in the lava so many times In this boss fight because I’m so used to automatically jumping in older Zelda games so I was just walking into the lava on accident😂😂😂
@@ZeldianGamer-231 yeah, I do that multiple times in a session, I once told one of my viewers on stream "you can't look me in the eyes and tell me this boss has another phas- YES YOU CAN"
I just realized that there are so many iterations of Link And yet, no Link ever speaks and yes, this is done on purpose, and Link being a silent protagonist is fairly known however, just think about the implications each link, not counting the CDI and cartoon never says a word, and since there are so many incarnation of the hero, if you stop and think about the implications of naming your child, Link will do them to never speak, that’s kind of scary. Of course they could be doing this on their own accord. It is stated that Link chooses not to speak, echoes of wisdom Link lost his voice. So not every Link chooses not to speak on their own accord meaning naming your child Link in the legend of Zelda universe, dooms them to stay mute But that’s just a theory
That might be the case, however I like to think that parents just name their sons “Link”, in honor of the past hero. And the child doesn’t necessarily go mute. However, there could be another family that names their son Link, and he actually does end up being the chosen hero, so yes, that boy wouldn’t speak.
Gorons are just goofy little guys in this game
Yes!! I love em
You know, one thing I’ve learned from my oodles of time playing age of calamity is that
Grinding is key
At least in my situation, the game plays in a way where you have to strategize where you need to make your move where you send your allies and what you’re supposed to do
But obviously, I can’t do that because I’m blind and can’t read the stinking map
And the easiest way is to blast through everything with brute force, but that won’t always work
Take the road home besieged a level that I had been stuck on for over two years
Now that I had overcome that level, and I am almost to the end of the game, going back to the level and blasting through it with relative ease is surreal, especially when you take into consideration that I now use that level as a blinding stage running through that level over and over at different characters After gaining sufficient EXP
Also remember those annoying
Wizzrobes?
Sure, there’s still annoying to deal with, but watch this,
Attack! Special move! Dead!
Blam!
One of my ultimate dreams is to unlock ganon get him all the way to level 100 and blast through the first level of the game just to see what would happen😊
Huh, you're right. Eldin volcano did kinda sound like it in Skyward Sword. Great editing!
Yeah, I liked Skyward’s Eldin music, so I’m glad they took inspiration from it for this game.
Thanks!
I fell in the lava so many times In this boss fight because I’m so used to automatically jumping in older Zelda games so I was just walking into the lava on accident😂😂😂
Oh Lol 😂
At least you have a valid and good excuse. I literally was just terrible. 😂
@ you weren’t terrible at all. Me on the other hand, that’s a different story lol 😂
the fire temple is by FAR my favorite dungeon in this game
Oh nice!!
My favorite is the Forest Temple or Hyrule Castle
@@ZeldianGamer-231 good choices as well!
Great video! I thought that too as soon as I saw that goron at 1:09
Thank you! Glad someone else noticed that Easter egg too.
"see that was easy :D" *promptly falls to a fiery death*
Lol 😆
I tend to say things like that and then take damage soon after.🤣
@@ZeldianGamer-231 yeah, I do that multiple times in a session, I once told one of my viewers on stream "you can't look me in the eyes and tell me this boss has another phas- YES YOU CAN"
I just realized that there are so many iterations of Link
And yet, no Link ever speaks and yes, this is done on purpose, and Link being a silent protagonist is fairly known however, just think about the implications each link, not counting the CDI and cartoon never says a word, and since there are so many incarnation of the hero, if you stop and think about the implications of naming your child, Link will do them to never speak, that’s kind of scary. Of course they could be doing this on their own accord. It is stated that Link chooses not to speak, echoes of wisdom Link lost his voice.
So not every Link chooses not to speak on their own accord meaning naming your child Link in the legend of Zelda universe, dooms them to stay mute
But that’s just a theory
That might be the case, however I like to think that parents just name their sons “Link”, in honor of the past hero. And the child doesn’t necessarily go mute. However, there could be another family that names their son Link, and he actually does end up being the chosen hero, so yes, that boy wouldn’t speak.
There are so many theories
Yep, there are. And I love coming up with head canons and fun theories.
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