The horses should be able to hear you from greater distances... So many times I've had to teleport to a stable especially, because it's much faster than running close enough for my horse to hear me
Similar to what you said about inventory, I find it annoying how hard it is to put on armor. That's 1 reason I sold many of my sets, to make it easier to navigate them. It'd be nice to be able to put on a whole set more quickly, especially w/ those useful set bonuses. I also wish we could see the power for the master sword to see how much damage we're doing, particularly after fusing it. That's maybe too nitpicky but it'd be nice to get a clearer picture with that
An easier accessible cookbook would be nice too. Like when you stand before a fired up cooking pot, the A-button that says Cook when hold the ingredients, says Open Cookbook if you don't hold any ingredients for example.
Agree 100% on all your points actually. The battery loop and item selection issues, to me, are the biggest problems. I found myself not experimenting as much as I wanted with Fuse because it felt like a chore to constantly scroll through all the items.
I agree with most of these, especially the last couple of points. Not so bothered about batteries. I've had real issues triggering a couple of the temples, and I would like to not whistle for a horse or bring out my telescope during a boss fight ( athough maybe those are traditional Zelda features)
I'm glad that TOTK took advantage of the fuse ability which BOTW missed out on. If there's one thing TOTK could change is the map selection in the abilities selection. Good points all around. Inventory would be nice to have as well.
I do wish Food and Materials were separated in the menu. You're only really using one set or the other at a time so you don't need access to them all at once. Granted fusing things to arrows necessitates them being together in that instance, although being able to select favorites would make that so much better.
I agree and even more- remember when people gave skyward sword 10/10 back on the wii and said it was the perfect zelda? yeah, right! nintendo showed that the gyro It was a fantastic game but after coming from BOTW it was just too much deja vu and returning to 70% of the same world 6 years later felt a bit weird for being the "best zelda" for me. I want a new zelda and a new hyrule for the next zelda, dont make it about the same world AGAIN PLEASE NINTENDO!
I think your problems with the battery loop were made worse by duping. Natural Zonaite gathering was pretty much in step with the refresh rate and my natural exploration finding the forges. Each time I found one, I had just about the right amount of Zonaite to buy out the shop without too much left over. Naturally, I probably had less battery power at any given point of progression, but I never felt like I didn’t have enough battery power to do what I wanted. It’s possible that your elevated battery power level also contributed to your feelings that some of the dungeons were not as challenging as you hoped.
I strongly agree with this. The rate at which I improved my battery felt entirely appropriate using normal gameplay. I think the error they made was in thinking that having a huge battery was necessary early in the game - but in fact there are _tons_ of things to do in TotK, and there was no need for them to focus so entirely on the battery in the first few days of playing to the point where they took advantage of a glitch to cheat it out.
Here’s the token sarcastic comment… “you mean to tell us that glitching the game unbalances the difficulty?” To each their own, but I’m approximately 100% in agreement with you.
yeah i agree 100%. every time I made a farming loop around the depths I would end up with about 600 charges, enough for 2 full batteries. only once or twice did i even have to nap or do anything to advance the clock to refresh the forge constructs shops but it didnt feel like a hassle at all only doing it a couple times. Especially since the more you explore the more constructs you find and the more shops you have to buy out at a time.
@@twistedimagev2 Good point. If you're actively exploring The Depths, in general, I find the game to be easier and flow better. Bomb Flowers and Muddle Buds, baby.
Getting 16 full batteries requires you to have 4,800 zonaite. There is no way you would come about that through natural travels when the depths are barely required for progression.
1) Just explore the depths, you get SO MANY charges and zonaite just from exploring down there. I've barely duped zonaite and I'm almost at 16 full batteries. 2) Theres a settings to lock the mini-map to always point north.
I'm actually fine with the battery loop. If you explore the depths you will find more than enough Zonaite from mines or enemies, or crystalized charges from bosses, the Yiga or mines again that you will have your batteries upgraded in no time. I'm in the bright blue section of my batteries and the upgrades, while satisfying to get, don't feel necessary anymore. It doesn't take long at all to get to a comfortable point with your batteries and you can always rely on large charges if you are undertaking a big build. I believe you can absolutely get by on a small amount of batteries.
Yeah I was able to get mine upgraded a lot just by exploring the depths and looking for lightroots. Obviously I would take on little bokoblin mining camps as I would do that and I got tons of zonaite for that.
On the topic of inventory sorting, i wish there was an option to sort by price when selling stuff to merchants. I felt like i took way too long looking for specific items i was willing to sell because i felt like there was something further down that sold for more.
I’ve got 2 things I’d change: 1) Dropping monster parts on the ground in order to fuse them to weapons feels so clunky. We already have a “destroy fused material” option in the menu, so why not replace that with “fuse material from inventory”? 2) There’s one armor set (that I know of) which needs low-level/early game monster parts in order to enhance at the Great Fairies, and for the life of me I _cannot find those monsters late game_. There ought to be a way to farm low level monsters SOMEWHERE, or an NPC you can buy those bits from.
I understand and can agree with a lot of these complaints/suggestions... but for 4:08, how often is someone really needing to change the HUD between Normal and Pro? I know for me, I had just set it once and then I never touched it again. The main controls of the game are already near the line into being too complicated, so trying to find a button combination to quick switch the HUD option would start to get too close to/over that line, I think. That being said, I think moving through the menus could be a bit faster (especially as you need to push down and release the L and R buttons to move over one tab at a time), so perhaps if this was improved, this would be less of an issue.
I agree that the amount of zonaite it takes to ultimately get a single pip of battery is ridiculous but I disagree about the limited supply of crystals at the forges. I think that is almost exclusively a problem for people who were duping large zonaite. Large zonaite is pretty rare in the game, I don't think I've ever had more than 8 pieces in my inventory at once. So I've never bought out all the large crystals at a location and have only bought out all the small crystals once (and just barely so).
1. Let me save qrmor combos. Mixing and matching armor/clothing can be important when you aren't able to max their defense attributes and want to travel various environments. When you have accumulated lots of armor pieces it can be hard to dig through them like when you need to swap Gerudo Voe garb items with warmer pieced, etc. 2. I am tired of grinding for Lizalfos tails. They habve a 1-in-3 or 1-in-5 chance of dropping. Boo! 3. Display the buff timer with the Pro HUD like they did in botw. I need to keep track of my buffs w/out pausing.
all of your gripes and suggestion about the minimap and HUD are addressed pretty well in Red Dead Redemption 2. I liked how they handled it in that game. plenty of HUD and map options
At 2:42 personally I changed my mini-map to be fixed instead of rotating all the time, but if you prefer it to rotate as you move then I totally agree the 'N' should be a bit clearer
I would love a quick menu/hot key/ favorites for personalized armor sets. Changing clothes depending on situations has been tedious ever since BOTW. Wouldn’t it be nice, if u had to suddenly climb: click once and you’re in your climbing gear; or should you be in a serious combat situation: click! And you’re wearing the Barbarian armor set. Sigh …
1.- I dunno if the battery loop is that frustraiting, I've just been cashing in my zonite and such at varying intervals (kinda similar as to how I cash-in my light orbs) and so far I haven't even reached half of the green batteries, yet, it feels enough for now to power any vehicle I need or want. Also, most sub-bosses in the Depths drop large quantities of pure energy crystals, so there's an incentive there, as well as skipping some of the loop. I feel that if you'd want to farm say, 9 battery cells all at once (3 full batteries) it would be frustraiting, but that applies to anything you want to farm in this game, you are better off getting these in a natural way just playing the game as a whole. 2.- You can lock-in the map to north, that's my default option, UNLESS and this was really cool, if I'm in a sandstorm, using your compass during one can be a life-saver to make sure you are still going on the right direction, just wish it wasn't so tucked in in the options, but it's still fine, in that case I'd wish for the arrow showing link to still be there while in a sandstorm, to at least tell me which direction I'm facing. 2.1.- That's honestly a good idea, pining a location on the map should show you the coordinates at least x and y coordinates. 3.- Custom hud would be dope, but as same with custom control options, Nintendo is just too stubborn about those, still, I'd love that. 4.- YES, let us favorite materials, let the quick material menu have tabs, or at least let me scroll faster using up/down. (As for why it sometimes re-shuffles or switches your meny selection, the game focuses on your most recent collected material.) 5.- I have not much to comment for this, as I don't cook THAT much, as I also think overcooking takes some of the fun out of the game, but sure, it would also help when cooking several meat skewers for selling. On the things I'd want I just have one in mind right now and that is. INCREASE. THE. LIMIT. OF. AUTOBUILD. FAVORITES! I feel that 8 is not enough.
Completely agree with your battery comment. I was all prepared for it to be horrible based on what I was hearing and it was pretty fine. A bit of a grind but not too overbearing, and it kind of incentivizes exploring the depths and working on multiple quests.
A quick access wheel for the companion's abilities would ve nice, map it to the down d-pad along the whistle. No more accidentally blowing away your spoils, waiting for them to be right beside you or just wandering around aimlessly.
I got full battery within the first week, what are you all (not)doing? Also I’m a bit annoyed at the lack of house parts/rooms, they don’t fit together very well. We need a hallway part, and windows. Color change too
Just regular exploration of the depths gives you more than enough zonaite to expand your battery, I haven't activate even half of the lightroots and I'm already over half the maximum battery capacity without having to grind a single time, actually a qol I would like would be to not impose a limit on how many crystalized charges you can buy at once, having to make several trips to other forge constructs to buy all I could at the moment was the actual boring part of upgrading the battery
I found that just through exploring the depths naturally and fighting bosses down there, I was able to upgrade my battery pretty easily. I'm still not done, but with the Zonai armor, extra batteries or Zonai charges, I never run out anymore. No duping required!
I haven't had any problems with the Battery Loop. As long as you spend enough time in the sky, the ground, and the depths, you don't ever need to go to those underground Forges. It's a balance that keeps you wanting to explore each part of the open world. Although, it is weird there is only one place to upgrade batteries.
There's at least two places to upgrade batteries. There's the place near lookout landing and there's also a place up in the Great Sky Islands (in the same cave as the most southern shrine I believe).
The only thing that bothers me is the inconsistent range for grabbing items with ultra hand, I know I've grabbed items from maybe 20 of Link's feet away from him and then at times I can't reach something from like 5 of Link's feet away from him. I don't know if maybe there is some invisible barriers in those spots maybe, it is definitely annoying though.
from my experience, you can reach a lot farther horizontally than you can vertically. so if you’re trying to grab things at a diagonal away from you, if you get out of that vertical range it’ll in turn make your horizontal range feel shorter
@@echowhosthis Yup, I just confirmed that a while ago after posting that. I used giant square blocks and stuck them together into a giant 4x4 block and I stood at the start of the giant block and you can 100% reach much further away horizontally than vertically. I couldn't even reach passed the 2nd block vertically vs being able to reach all the way to the 4 block horizontally, maybe even further, I didn't bother to push the limit (I will later tonight though). I'm not sure why they would design it like that, it's not a huge issue, but I do wish it was the same reach across the board. But if anything it'll force me to be more creative when needing out of reach items.
@@SinfulJon the devs limited the vertical extend of ultrahand so much (and the horizontal one isn't amazing as well for the matter..) because of the simple and broken ultrahand-recall combo. It's already v good to cheese riddles.. but if they extended the range even further there would be no need to do anything else xD
@@basti__ I don't really want it further than what it currently is, as, like you mentioned it can be very powerful already. I just want it the same thing both ways.
Additionally if you have Sensor+ anytime you are in the depths you can change it to detect treasure chests because you don't have to worry about missing out on Shrines in the depths.
A few little things: having more stamina/battery capacity means it takes longer for them to replenish. I get there's a trade-off and yeah it's worth it, but it feels like a punishment for improving. Item lists should be able to be sorted separately. I don't wanna throw my apples! Sorting by type is easiest in my inventory, but sorting by most used is easiest in the throw menu.
I wish you could select multiple armors to upgrade at once, and it would show the total material/rupee cost on the side somewhere. Or at the very least that the Great Fairy wouldn't talk SO MUCH between each one.
Sometimes I forget Zelda games can be updated, they're not on cartridges anymore, and Nintendo has already done patches with new features in 1st party games. Nintendo can patch in all of these QOL features.
For 5:10, I absolutely agree! I personally think one solution would be to have sub-categories within that main Inventory menu: press X or something (or push down the left stick) to display a quick menu, from where you could select the type of item you're looking for (i.e. Monster parts, Raw food, Gems, Bugs, etc.), and it brings you to that section. A customizable Favorites section would be great too. (Inspiration for my idea comes from the Windows 10/11 Start menu. If you go to your list of all your apps, you can click on a letter header (i.e. where it says "A" and then lists all the apps starting with A), it'll bring you to a little grid where you can select a letter and quickly jump to that letter - i.e. clicking on "L" will bring you to all your apps starting with L).
You don't need to mine a single zonite to get full battery, it even may be quicker than mining zonite. In the depths you can find Boss re-fights, Yiga Clan Hideouts, Malice corrupted overworld bosses, and other misc places that range from having a few to 300 crystalized charges, after I got my full battery and was exploring the rest of the depths, I got thousands of spare crystals.
For item management, in the quick select screens for fusing arrows or selecting new equipment something that could also help dramatically is more than ONE line for items. It could just open up a larger window with multiple rows at once that you can select with the analog stick, instead of just moving right to left you can move up and down and you can go through it much faster. But for those who haven't played BOTW or haven't played it recently, TOTK actually has dramatically changed the inventory and menu systems in general. By comparison they improved many aspects of it, the fact that it still is overly complicated just kind of says how complicated and cumbersome it was in BOTW. With the battery I got enough Zonite from just naturally going through the depths but I do agree that the place where you buy the Crystalized Charges should be able to process them into battery there too.
I would like a differeny frequently used whilst I have my bow equipped but that's not a real necesarry change. I"ve had more problems with the lock-on and camera.
I would love a customizable HUD for sure!!! The regular HUD has too much imo but the pro HUD is too pro for me :D would be nice to have an in-between. hearts only or maybe hearts and tiny minimap would be awesome.
I went through more than half the game not upgrading my battery because I forgot that I could do that, lol. Maybe my perspective of building would have been different. Ya, I wish sorting would be better, even though they did give us 3 options on sorting. One mechanic I wish the game had is a type of workbench for building. For example, putting wheels on a cart sometimes doesnt attach the way I want because the platform is slighlty at an angle
i wish the horses functioned more like Torrent in Elden Ring i can usually only ride one for a couple minutes before they get stuck or i have to leave them behind being able to summon your horse at any time would be so convenient! Either appearing instantly like torrent or magically popping up behind you like your horse in the Witcher 3 (I’d also take a double jumping horse too, but maybe I’m getting greedy now)
This was in the DLC for BOTW. Given that they brought over the Travel Points from the DLC too I wouldn’t be shocked if they brought that back down the line here as well.
Well, I can partially agree with the battery loop QoL, but although I'm in the end of the game and have only 4 full batterys, I don't feel like I need more than this. I'm pretty sure most of the players don't care about the pro HUD, so it's no reasonable to make changes when we almost have not enough buttons for commands, the map doesn't bother me, and "the noise circle" I use it all the time since botw.
Kit's suggestion for a favorites in the quickmenu would be great, but i wouldn't set a limit on the favorites. If i have 1, 5 or 25 favorites let me have so.
At the very least, sort by fuse attack power for fusing arrows should be completely different than sorting normally in the menu. Parts have different strength bonuses when used for arrows vs. weapons. Having a bunch of horns show up first when the fangs are stronger is not just bad UI, it's incorrect information for the task at hand.
That point about the recipes was a similar gripe I had with New Horizons. While I know they were separate teams, if they didn't learn the leason by now then it's probably not getting patched.
I would like a quick armor select and have a skin armor option like in Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition and keep the attributes of the armor equiled while wearing the armor you want to wear while playing
I really appreciate the fact that you guys were less negative and offered more constructive criticism in this video. I agree with you guys over the map; it drives me crazy that I can’t move the cursor and see the coordinates. Something that also really bothers me is that if I sit at a campfire or walk just a little too far whatever Zonai creation I’ve mad (usually a vehicle) disappears. It’s such a waste of materials.
My biggest gripe with the game is a small one, and it's actually the script, at least in certain segments. At least in the English version, there's a lot of dialogue that copy/paste between the companions. In the events following a dungeon, the dialogue just feels awkward, and I don't think any reactions apart from Tulin, fit their personalities at all. I think even a small difference in how they interacted with the events following a dungeon would have made it feel a lot better for me, but it stood out like a sore thumb.
What I'm quite disappointed about is just how little voice acting this game has compared to Age of Calamity. We didn't get to hear fully voiced dialogue for returning characters like Kohga and Hestu, despite the latter's VA (Cristina Vee) returning to play Tulin. Very weird to watch a cutscene where only one character is audibly speaking and the rest are default grunting.
If you press R and then up on the d pad, TOTK assumes you want to throw an item. if you press ZR and then up on the d pad TOTK assumes you want to fuse something to an arrow. so why does pressing L and then up on the d pad NOT check if you want to fuse an item to a weapon? Or let me choose an option to fuse from the menu? Why do i have to pull it up, drop it, and then fuse?
the sliding menu for fusing, weapons, shields, etc i feel would benefit from having even one extra row. so basically a bigger grid to see more items at once. like how they are shown when you go into your inventory.
I have to disagree about the battery loop… I never duped at all and always had enough to upgrade. In fact I fully upgraded and I felt like I did too fast. Never felt like a grind imo.
The biggest improvement they could make for me is that Fuse item scrolling menu… just turn it into something more resembling the pause regular materials menu where there are rows and columns you can move through up and down, instead of just side to side
The cooking issue is the same issue I had with Animal Crossing crafting. I feel like there are areas where Nintendo forgets that you're going to be doing something hundreds of times throughout the game, and that cutesy little cutscene gets old real fast.
The biggest QOL change I want is favorite outfits that I can quick swap between. It's so annoying having to quickly swap from Gliding Gear, to Stealth Clothes, to Combat Clothes in rapid succession. Let me set up 3-4 favorite outfits that I can quick swap between by holding down on the D-Pad as opposed to tapping for the horse whistle (which I never use because horses seem incredibly pointless in this game). The biggest thing I want to see an update to however is the player housing. Oh my god it's so bad. "Imagination is the limit" as long as it means that you only uses these very specific rooms that have to be used to connect your other rooms together because there's no way to adjust when or where walls appear, or change the positioning of furniture in those rooms, or position those rooms in a way where they aren't just a mess of blocks. I'd settle for being able to change the color from that ugly green. Having such a small room limit feels so arbitrary as well because you'll never be able to have one of each room, especially if you're like me where you want to prioritize having somewhere to store rare/one of a kind equipment. I'd rather just be given a big empty house and be allowed to move furniture around in it then whatever TotK's housing system currently is.
One tweak I would love to make is getting Dragon parts. Understandably, they changed it so you couldn't just sit at a campfire and constantly farm dragon parts, but when you combine that with the armor upgrades that require more than 1 dragon part, you'll basically spend hours getting those EVEN IF you knew the flight paths of the dragons. The Light Dragon in particular is the worst, at least (spoilers)... ...after the Master Sword. Had I have known that she would be flying a full circumference around Hyrule, I wouldn't have gotten the sword until after I finished all my armor upgrades.
Agreed. Farming dragon parts is kinda needlessly busy work. Most enemies drop multiple parts at once so I don't see why dragons can't. And I wish the radar locator had a much bigger range for dragons as while it can locate them, it doesn't work until you're practically on top of them anyways.
Question... does Nintendo really have a history of updating a game to add in controls/quality of life tweaks? As far as I can think of, any quality of life tweaks only appear in sequels (as has happened here in Tears of the Kingdom) or in re-releases (i.e. the "HD" releases of older Zelda games).
@@HybridLetsPlay that is true, although the DLC was something you had to pay for, it wasn't in a free update. I do wonder if we'll get DLC for Tears of the Kingdom...
I only play with the pro hud enabled... only learned how to do some actions late because it never showed some prompts I would have needed to know (like detatching things with ultra hand) or diving. Diving was a funny one because I didn't know how to drop any faster so instead I tried to find large heavy objects and pushed them off a ledge and _tried_ to grab it as it fell...
I don't think the battery loop can be fixed with a simple patch (I agree it's annoying in the beginning though especially if you haven't found any forges besides the one in the tutorial zone), but the others I would love to see addressed and I think they are quite reasonable asks.
The game is a masterpiece, but for the life of me I can't figure out why they still have you slipping down when it's raining in the exact same manner as BotW, even though that was one of the most vocal criticisms about that game. When I started TotK and saw that now there are anti-slip potions and gear I thought "OK, they kept the slipping, but now you can prepare and manage it just like you do with heat/cold/fire/whatever, that's cool", only to of course find out that YOU STILL SLIP EVEN WITH A HIGH-LEVEL POTION OR ALL THE GEAR EQUIPPED! Who tf thought this was a good idea?? It's not fun, it's not interesting on a mechanical level, all it does is make the game more annoying and tedious. As for some of the other stuff: Nintendo seems to have a weird problem with QoL features in general. Just like you can't craft in bulk in Animal Crossing, you cannot upgrade your gear in bulk at the Great Fairies, instead having to skip the same animation over and over and over again, and you also cannot buy more than a maximum of 25 arrows at one shop at a time, instead having to teleport to another shop to get more (which of course means interrupting the game with another load screen). I have no idea why they do it this way or how they think any of that would enhance the player experience in any way. Edit: Just came back to say that I also don't like having to play a Gacha game for Zonai devices. Why not just allow the player to spend charges on the devices they want and need instead of forcing them to acquire dozens of the varieties they barely use?
I’m not sure if this is a spoiler or not but if you upgrade the frog armor twice it’s set bonus is slip proof so that you never slip. Still annoying that you have to go through all of that just to mot slip in the rain but it is in the game
@@johnasoris8119 Well, it might be kind of a spoiler, but I honestly already suspected this might be the case. But, just as you say, that is just WAY too much effort to go through just to be able to deal with such a frequent annoyance, and one that arguably shouldn't even be in the game in this form in the first place, considering how many people had a problem with it in BotW. At the very least, just putting on the full gear (or drinking a high-level potion) without upgrading it should make you completely slip-resistant, seeing as you already have to complete one of the longest side quests in the game to even get your hands on it. I mean, imagine this with any other hazard, like if there was no way to fully inoculate yourself against extreme cold other than upgrading all of the snowquill gear twice. It's absurd.
Why didn’t you have improvement videos for any other game? Why just for Nintendo. Where was the improvements for HFW or GoWR, any other big non Nintendo game? Keep same energy for Sony and MS games if you are gonna do it for Nintendo.
I agree with all of these, also I’d like it if hard to get items weren’t required for certain armor upgrades. It took me a really long time to find 9 energetic rhino beetles just to upgrade the “of the Wild” armor set to level 3. What a huge pain.
I've been playing the game with pro HUD since the first minute and I'm about 140 hours in. It could use some work for sure. BotW pro HUD showed hearts at all times, this game only shows hearts if you get hurt or heal. Would like if it just popped up in combat. Temperature, noise, time, abilities, map, etc are mot necessary when playing the game(for me) but one thing really pissed me off. Tutorial hints are turned off in pro HUD for some odd reason. There are some basic game mechanics I did not know for a long time because the game did not tell me. About 5 hours in I figured out how to rotate items with ultra hand. I did this through experimentation. About 10 hours in I found out you can wiggle the stick to remove stuck items(why would you not tell players this?!?), and about 40 hours in I realized you can straighten your body with R while youre skydiving. I think at this point I've mastered the mechanics, but I can not even slightly understand why you would think pro HUD players do not need to know essential gameplay mechanics and controls.
Do you know that with using Ultrahand you can press Left Trigger [LT] to automatically straighten/flatten anything you are holding? Very quick if you want to attach something and not attach it angled or crooked.
Il give my 5: 1) don’t follow the same formula as botw, make it it’s own game 2) make interesting music 3) make real interesting dungeons 4) make the sky islands be interesting to explore, not just copy and paste on the 2 objectives you can do up there 5) make the story mean something (the ending where it all gets reversed, what’s the point?)
Don't forget about the Depths also being very copy-and-paste. The only real purpose of going down there is to grind for bosses and Zonaite, or some amiibo gear.
@@PowerHausMusic oh no I truly didn’t. It was my most anticipated game ever. Was depressingly let down by it. Is this the ToTK we all waited 5 years to play? Not for me
What's a quality of life change you'd like to see in Tears of the Kingdom?
The horses should be able to hear you from greater distances... So many times I've had to teleport to a stable especially, because it's much faster than running close enough for my horse to hear me
Auto-pickup of materials. So tired of accidentally activating something just trying to pick up stuff.
Has Nintendo ever added improvements like you suggestions. The only seem to fix bugs and stop exploits.
Similar to what you said about inventory, I find it annoying how hard it is to put on armor. That's 1 reason I sold many of my sets, to make it easier to navigate them. It'd be nice to be able to put on a whole set more quickly, especially w/ those useful set bonuses. I also wish we could see the power for the master sword to see how much damage we're doing, particularly after fusing it. That's maybe too nitpicky but it'd be nice to get a clearer picture with that
Once you've collected 2+ pieces of an armor set, it should let you Equip Set instead of selecting each piece individually.
The one wish I have is for them to add a "Use Parts from Inventory" button to autobuild
SAAAAME. I honestly don't understand how they didn't add this!
I don't understand, what do you mean by autobuild?
@@alessiocece2098 spoiler, it’s an additional (optional) ability that lets you store your Ultrahand builds
@@alessiocece2098 It a power you get
@@david_03.13 oh great, that's exactly what I wished for! 😆😄 I wondered why they didnt include that!....
An easier accessible cookbook would be nice too. Like when you stand before a fired up cooking pot, the A-button that says Cook when hold the ingredients, says Open Cookbook if you don't hold any ingredients for example.
Agree 100% on all your points actually. The battery loop and item selection issues, to me, are the biggest problems.
I found myself not experimenting as much as I wanted with Fuse because it felt like a chore to constantly scroll through all the items.
I agree with most of these, especially the last couple of points. Not so bothered about batteries. I've had real issues triggering a couple of the temples, and I would like to not whistle for a horse or bring out my telescope during a boss fight ( athough maybe those are traditional Zelda features)
I'm glad that TOTK took advantage of the fuse ability which BOTW missed out on. If there's one thing TOTK could change is the map selection in the abilities selection. Good points all around. Inventory would be nice to have as well.
My number one is I need underwater swimming and exploration.
I’m playing the game very slowly, so I might actually get some of these improvements before I beat it.
Wish they would add sharing autobuild designs
I do wish Food and Materials were separated in the menu. You're only really using one set or the other at a time so you don't need access to them all at once. Granted fusing things to arrows necessitates them being together in that instance, although being able to select favorites would make that so much better.
I agree and even more- remember when people gave skyward sword 10/10 back on the wii and said it was the perfect zelda? yeah, right! nintendo showed that the gyro
It was a fantastic game but after coming from BOTW it was just too much deja vu and returning to 70% of the same world 6 years later felt a bit weird for being the "best zelda" for me. I want a new zelda and a new hyrule for the next zelda, dont make it about the same world AGAIN PLEASE NINTENDO!
I have too much crystallized charges...
map needs to be on ability wheel or the game crash
I think your problems with the battery loop were made worse by duping. Natural Zonaite gathering was pretty much in step with the refresh rate and my natural exploration finding the forges. Each time I found one, I had just about the right amount of Zonaite to buy out the shop without too much left over.
Naturally, I probably had less battery power at any given point of progression, but I never felt like I didn’t have enough battery power to do what I wanted. It’s possible that your elevated battery power level also contributed to your feelings that some of the dungeons were not as challenging as you hoped.
I strongly agree with this. The rate at which I improved my battery felt entirely appropriate using normal gameplay. I think the error they made was in thinking that having a huge battery was necessary early in the game - but in fact there are _tons_ of things to do in TotK, and there was no need for them to focus so entirely on the battery in the first few days of playing to the point where they took advantage of a glitch to cheat it out.
Here’s the token sarcastic comment… “you mean to tell us that glitching the game unbalances the difficulty?”
To each their own, but I’m approximately 100% in agreement with you.
yeah i agree 100%. every time I made a farming loop around the depths I would end up with about 600 charges, enough for 2 full batteries. only once or twice did i even have to nap or do anything to advance the clock to refresh the forge constructs shops but it didnt feel like a hassle at all only doing it a couple times. Especially since the more you explore the more constructs you find and the more shops you have to buy out at a time.
@@twistedimagev2 Good point. If you're actively exploring The Depths, in general, I find the game to be easier and flow better. Bomb Flowers and Muddle Buds, baby.
Getting 16 full batteries requires you to have 4,800 zonaite. There is no way you would come about that through natural travels when the depths are barely required for progression.
Guys, you can lock the minimap to show north at the top always.
Yeah, that's what I started doing after seeing how useful it was in AoC.
This is so much nicer. I can never go back from having a fixed north minimap.
They even pass right by it at 4:11
I’ve never enjoyed minimaps that rotate, so I always look for the option to lock the map. It helps me immensely.
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1) Just explore the depths, you get SO MANY charges and zonaite just from exploring down there. I've barely duped zonaite and I'm almost at 16 full batteries.
2) Theres a settings to lock the mini-map to always point north.
I'm actually fine with the battery loop. If you explore the depths you will find more than enough Zonaite from mines or enemies, or crystalized charges from bosses, the Yiga or mines again that you will have your batteries upgraded in no time. I'm in the bright blue section of my batteries and the upgrades, while satisfying to get, don't feel necessary anymore. It doesn't take long at all to get to a comfortable point with your batteries and you can always rely on large charges if you are undertaking a big build. I believe you can absolutely get by on a small amount of batteries.
You can get a lot of crystallized charges through exploration of the depths so the process of getting energy cells isn't that tedious.
Yeah you get a lot from the Yiga Clan questline, it was never a problem for me.
Yeah I was able to get mine upgraded a lot just by exploring the depths and looking for lightroots. Obviously I would take on little bokoblin mining camps as I would do that and I got tons of zonaite for that.
I got at least a third of them just by beating the sub-bosses and such in the depths.
On the topic of inventory sorting, i wish there was an option to sort by price when selling stuff to merchants. I felt like i took way too long looking for specific items i was willing to sell because i felt like there was something further down that sold for more.
There are some boss enemies in the depths that drop automatic 100 crystals, that plus the process makes it a bit quicker
I’ve got 2 things I’d change:
1) Dropping monster parts on the ground in order to fuse them to weapons feels so clunky. We already have a “destroy fused material” option in the menu, so why not replace that with “fuse material from inventory”?
2) There’s one armor set (that I know of) which needs low-level/early game monster parts in order to enhance at the Great Fairies, and for the life of me I _cannot find those monsters late game_. There ought to be a way to farm low level monsters SOMEWHERE, or an NPC you can buy those bits from.
I understand and can agree with a lot of these complaints/suggestions...
but for 4:08, how often is someone really needing to change the HUD between Normal and Pro? I know for me, I had just set it once and then I never touched it again. The main controls of the game are already near the line into being too complicated, so trying to find a button combination to quick switch the HUD option would start to get too close to/over that line, I think. That being said, I think moving through the menus could be a bit faster (especially as you need to push down and release the L and R buttons to move over one tab at a time), so perhaps if this was improved, this would be less of an issue.
I agree that the amount of zonaite it takes to ultimately get a single pip of battery is ridiculous but I disagree about the limited supply of crystals at the forges. I think that is almost exclusively a problem for people who were duping large zonaite. Large zonaite is pretty rare in the game, I don't think I've ever had more than 8 pieces in my inventory at once. So I've never bought out all the large crystals at a location and have only bought out all the small crystals once (and just barely so).
The battery loop isn't that much of big deal, that's exactly what the Zonai charges and the physical batteries device exist for.
1. Let me save qrmor combos. Mixing and matching armor/clothing can be important when you aren't able to max their defense attributes and want to travel various environments. When you have accumulated lots of armor pieces it can be hard to dig through them like when you need to swap Gerudo Voe garb items with warmer pieced, etc.
2. I am tired of grinding for Lizalfos tails. They habve a 1-in-3 or 1-in-5 chance of dropping. Boo!
3. Display the buff timer with the Pro HUD like they did in botw. I need to keep track of my buffs w/out pausing.
all of your gripes and suggestion about the minimap and HUD are addressed pretty well in Red Dead Redemption 2. I liked how they handled it in that game. plenty of HUD and map options
There’s a minimap option to lock it with N up.
At 2:42 personally I changed my mini-map to be fixed instead of rotating all the time, but if you prefer it to rotate as you move then I totally agree the 'N' should be a bit clearer
I would love a quick menu/hot key/ favorites for personalized armor sets.
Changing clothes depending on situations has been tedious ever since BOTW.
Wouldn’t it be nice, if u had to suddenly climb: click once and you’re in your climbing gear; or should you be in a serious combat situation: click! And you’re wearing the Barbarian armor set.
Sigh …
1.- I dunno if the battery loop is that frustraiting, I've just been cashing in my zonite and such at varying intervals (kinda similar as to how I cash-in my light orbs) and so far I haven't even reached half of the green batteries, yet, it feels enough for now to power any vehicle I need or want. Also, most sub-bosses in the Depths drop large quantities of pure energy crystals, so there's an incentive there, as well as skipping some of the loop. I feel that if you'd want to farm say, 9 battery cells all at once (3 full batteries) it would be frustraiting, but that applies to anything you want to farm in this game, you are better off getting these in a natural way just playing the game as a whole.
2.- You can lock-in the map to north, that's my default option, UNLESS and this was really cool, if I'm in a sandstorm, using your compass during one can be a life-saver to make sure you are still going on the right direction, just wish it wasn't so tucked in in the options, but it's still fine, in that case I'd wish for the arrow showing link to still be there while in a sandstorm, to at least tell me which direction I'm facing.
2.1.- That's honestly a good idea, pining a location on the map should show you the coordinates at least x and y coordinates.
3.- Custom hud would be dope, but as same with custom control options, Nintendo is just too stubborn about those, still, I'd love that.
4.- YES, let us favorite materials, let the quick material menu have tabs, or at least let me scroll faster using up/down.
(As for why it sometimes re-shuffles or switches your meny selection, the game focuses on your most recent collected material.)
5.- I have not much to comment for this, as I don't cook THAT much, as I also think overcooking takes some of the fun out of the game, but sure, it would also help when cooking several meat skewers for selling.
On the things I'd want I just have one in mind right now and that is.
INCREASE. THE. LIMIT. OF. AUTOBUILD. FAVORITES! I feel that 8 is not enough.
Completely agree with your battery comment. I was all prepared for it to be horrible based on what I was hearing and it was pretty fine. A bit of a grind but not too overbearing, and it kind of incentivizes exploring the depths and working on multiple quests.
A quick access wheel for the companion's abilities would ve nice, map it to the down d-pad along the whistle. No more accidentally blowing away your spoils, waiting for them to be right beside you or just wandering around aimlessly.
I got full battery within the first week, what are you all (not)doing?
Also I’m a bit annoyed at the lack of house parts/rooms, they don’t fit together very well. We need a hallway part, and windows. Color change too
Presets for armor and/or weapons so you can switch quickly and easily between them. Nier: Automata did this well.
Just regular exploration of the depths gives you more than enough zonaite to expand your battery, I haven't activate even half of the lightroots and I'm already over half the maximum battery capacity without having to grind a single time, actually a qol I would like would be to not impose a limit on how many crystalized charges you can buy at once, having to make several trips to other forge constructs to buy all I could at the moment was the actual boring part of upgrading the battery
I found that just through exploring the depths naturally and fighting bosses down there, I was able to upgrade my battery pretty easily. I'm still not done, but with the Zonai armor, extra batteries or Zonai charges, I never run out anymore.
No duping required!
I haven't had any problems with the Battery Loop. As long as you spend enough time in the sky, the ground, and the depths, you don't ever need to go to those underground Forges. It's a balance that keeps you wanting to explore each part of the open world. Although, it is weird there is only one place to upgrade batteries.
There's at least two places to upgrade batteries. There's the place near lookout landing and there's also a place up in the Great Sky Islands (in the same cave as the most southern shrine I believe).
The only thing that bothers me is the inconsistent range for grabbing items with ultra hand, I know I've grabbed items from maybe 20 of Link's feet away from him and then at times I can't reach something from like 5 of Link's feet away from him.
I don't know if maybe there is some invisible barriers in those spots maybe, it is definitely annoying though.
from my experience, you can reach a lot farther horizontally than you can vertically. so if you’re trying to grab things at a diagonal away from you, if you get out of that vertical range it’ll in turn make your horizontal range feel shorter
@@echowhosthis Yup, I just confirmed that a while ago after posting that.
I used giant square blocks and stuck them together into a giant 4x4 block and I stood at the start of the giant block and you can 100% reach much further away horizontally than vertically.
I couldn't even reach passed the 2nd block vertically vs being able to reach all the way to the 4 block horizontally, maybe even further, I didn't bother to push the limit
(I will later tonight though).
I'm not sure why they would design it like that, it's not a huge issue, but I do wish it was the same reach across the board.
But if anything it'll force me to be more creative when needing out of reach items.
@@SinfulJon the devs limited the vertical extend of ultrahand so much (and the horizontal one isn't amazing as well for the matter..) because of the simple and broken ultrahand-recall combo. It's already v good to cheese riddles.. but if they extended the range even further there would be no need to do anything else xD
@@basti__ I don't really want it further than what it currently is, as, like you mentioned it can be very powerful already.
I just want it the same thing both ways.
You get 100 charges for beating some of the bosses underground. And also 20 for each Yuga stronghold, aside from 20 you can get from random chests
Additionally if you have Sensor+ anytime you are in the depths you can change it to detect treasure chests because you don't have to worry about missing out on Shrines in the depths.
A few little things: having more stamina/battery capacity means it takes longer for them to replenish. I get there's a trade-off and yeah it's worth it, but it feels like a punishment for improving.
Item lists should be able to be sorted separately. I don't wanna throw my apples! Sorting by type is easiest in my inventory, but sorting by most used is easiest in the throw menu.
I wish you could select multiple armors to upgrade at once, and it would show the total material/rupee cost on the side somewhere. Or at the very least that the Great Fairy wouldn't talk SO MUCH between each one.
YES TO THE COORDINATES OH MY GOD! Whenever i had to look stuff up and they mention the coordinates i'm like...."that doesn't help at all"
Sometimes I forget Zelda games can be updated, they're not on cartridges anymore, and Nintendo has already done patches with new features in 1st party games. Nintendo can patch in all of these QOL features.
For 5:10, I absolutely agree! I personally think one solution would be to have sub-categories within that main Inventory menu: press X or something (or push down the left stick) to display a quick menu, from where you could select the type of item you're looking for (i.e. Monster parts, Raw food, Gems, Bugs, etc.), and it brings you to that section. A customizable Favorites section would be great too. (Inspiration for my idea comes from the Windows 10/11 Start menu. If you go to your list of all your apps, you can click on a letter header (i.e. where it says "A" and then lists all the apps starting with A), it'll bring you to a little grid where you can select a letter and quickly jump to that letter - i.e. clicking on "L" will bring you to all your apps starting with L).
You don't need to mine a single zonite to get full battery, it even may be quicker than mining zonite.
In the depths you can find Boss re-fights, Yiga Clan Hideouts, Malice corrupted overworld bosses, and other misc places that range from having a few to 300 crystalized charges, after I got my full battery and was exploring the rest of the depths, I got thousands of spare crystals.
For item management, in the quick select screens for fusing arrows or selecting new equipment something that could also help dramatically is more than ONE line for items. It could just open up a larger window with multiple rows at once that you can select with the analog stick, instead of just moving right to left you can move up and down and you can go through it much faster.
But for those who haven't played BOTW or haven't played it recently, TOTK actually has dramatically changed the inventory and menu systems in general. By comparison they improved many aspects of it, the fact that it still is overly complicated just kind of says how complicated and cumbersome it was in BOTW.
With the battery I got enough Zonite from just naturally going through the depths but I do agree that the place where you buy the Crystalized Charges should be able to process them into battery there too.
I would like a differeny frequently used whilst I have my bow equipped but that's not a real necesarry change. I"ve had more problems with the lock-on and camera.
I would love a customizable HUD for sure!!! The regular HUD has too much imo but the pro HUD is too pro for me :D would be nice to have an in-between. hearts only or maybe hearts and tiny minimap would be awesome.
I went through more than half the game not upgrading my battery because I forgot that I could do that, lol. Maybe my perspective of building would have been different.
Ya, I wish sorting would be better, even though they did give us 3 options on sorting.
One mechanic I wish the game had is a type of workbench for building. For example, putting wheels on a cart sometimes doesnt attach the way I want because the platform is slighlty at an angle
i wish the horses functioned more like Torrent in Elden Ring
i can usually only ride one for a couple minutes before they get stuck or i have to leave them behind
being able to summon your horse at any time would be so convenient! Either appearing instantly like torrent or magically popping up behind you like your horse in the Witcher 3 (I’d also take a double jumping horse too, but maybe I’m getting greedy now)
This was in the DLC for BOTW. Given that they brought over the Travel Points from the DLC too I wouldn’t be shocked if they brought that back down the line here as well.
But the stable guy specifically says that horses aren't magic and can't hear you if you aren't close enough. XD
@@GeorginaJungle i want them to be magic then!
Change the controller layout. I cannot deprogram my brain from Horizon and keep pressing the wrong buttons.
Well, I can partially agree with the battery loop QoL, but although I'm in the end of the game and have only 4 full batterys, I don't feel like I need more than this. I'm pretty sure most of the players don't care about the pro HUD, so it's no reasonable to make changes when we almost have not enough buttons for commands, the map doesn't bother me, and "the noise circle" I use it all the time since botw.
Kit's suggestion for a favorites in the quickmenu would be great, but i wouldn't set a limit on the favorites. If i have 1, 5 or 25 favorites let me have so.
At the very least, sort by fuse attack power for fusing arrows should be completely different than sorting normally in the menu. Parts have different strength bonuses when used for arrows vs. weapons. Having a bunch of horns show up first when the fangs are stronger is not just bad UI, it's incorrect information for the task at hand.
That point about the recipes was a similar gripe I had with New Horizons. While I know they were separate teams, if they didn't learn the leason by now then it's probably not getting patched.
I would like a quick armor select and have a skin armor option like in Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition and keep the attributes of the armor equiled while wearing the armor you want to wear while playing
I really appreciate the fact that you guys were less negative and offered more constructive criticism in this video. I agree with you guys over the map; it drives me crazy that I can’t move the cursor and see the coordinates. Something that also really bothers me is that if I sit at a campfire or walk just a little too far whatever Zonai creation I’ve mad (usually a vehicle) disappears. It’s such a waste of materials.
Fight the bosses in the depths and then you won't complain about the battery loop. You will build up your crystal charges plenty fast enough.
My biggest gripe with the game is a small one, and it's actually the script, at least in certain segments.
At least in the English version, there's a lot of dialogue that copy/paste between the companions. In the events following a dungeon, the dialogue just feels awkward, and I don't think any reactions apart from Tulin, fit their personalities at all. I think even a small difference in how they interacted with the events following a dungeon would have made it feel a lot better for me, but it stood out like a sore thumb.
What I'm quite disappointed about is just how little voice acting this game has compared to Age of Calamity. We didn't get to hear fully voiced dialogue for returning characters like Kohga and Hestu, despite the latter's VA (Cristina Vee) returning to play Tulin. Very weird to watch a cutscene where only one character is audibly speaking and the rest are default grunting.
Just go to the depths, explore, and kill bosses/enemies for charges and zonaite.
If you press R and then up on the d pad, TOTK assumes you want to throw an item. if you press ZR and then up on the d pad TOTK assumes you want to fuse something to an arrow. so why does pressing L and then up on the d pad NOT check if you want to fuse an item to a weapon? Or let me choose an option to fuse from the menu? Why do i have to pull it up, drop it, and then fuse?
the sliding menu for fusing, weapons, shields, etc i feel would benefit from having even one extra row. so basically a bigger grid to see more items at once. like how they are shown when you go into your inventory.
I think that despite all of the gameplay innovations that game has, it is clearing lacking in quality-of-life / streamlining changes.
I have to disagree about the battery loop… I never duped at all and always had enough to upgrade. In fact I fully upgraded and I felt like I did too fast. Never felt like a grind imo.
The biggest improvement they could make for me is that Fuse item scrolling menu… just turn it into something more resembling the pause regular materials menu where there are rows and columns you can move through up and down, instead of just side to side
The cooking issue is the same issue I had with Animal Crossing crafting. I feel like there are areas where Nintendo forgets that you're going to be doing something hundreds of times throughout the game, and that cutesy little cutscene gets old real fast.
The biggest QOL change I want is favorite outfits that I can quick swap between. It's so annoying having to quickly swap from Gliding Gear, to Stealth Clothes, to Combat Clothes in rapid succession. Let me set up 3-4 favorite outfits that I can quick swap between by holding down on the D-Pad as opposed to tapping for the horse whistle (which I never use because horses seem incredibly pointless in this game).
The biggest thing I want to see an update to however is the player housing. Oh my god it's so bad. "Imagination is the limit" as long as it means that you only uses these very specific rooms that have to be used to connect your other rooms together because there's no way to adjust when or where walls appear, or change the positioning of furniture in those rooms, or position those rooms in a way where they aren't just a mess of blocks. I'd settle for being able to change the color from that ugly green. Having such a small room limit feels so arbitrary as well because you'll never be able to have one of each room, especially if you're like me where you want to prioritize having somewhere to store rare/one of a kind equipment. I'd rather just be given a big empty house and be allowed to move furniture around in it then whatever TotK's housing system currently is.
Does one imagine the ability to cook multiple servings of the same dish, or various dishes at once?
fusing in the middle of combat completely breaks up the fight too much
I just fixed the minimap and have the arrow rotate instead. You can so in the settings. That fixes the issue for me.
Waiting for a major patch. At least there's no shortage of arrows now...
Fight the boss rematches and master kogha to get 100 crystals
How about letting us put the run and or jump buttons on A if we want?!
One tweak I would love to make is getting Dragon parts. Understandably, they changed it so you couldn't just sit at a campfire and constantly farm dragon parts, but when you combine that with the armor upgrades that require more than 1 dragon part, you'll basically spend hours getting those EVEN IF you knew the flight paths of the dragons.
The Light Dragon in particular is the worst, at least (spoilers)...
...after the Master Sword. Had I have known that she would be flying a full circumference around Hyrule, I wouldn't have gotten the sword until after I finished all my armor upgrades.
Agreed. Farming dragon parts is kinda needlessly busy work. Most enemies drop multiple parts at once so I don't see why dragons can't. And I wish the radar locator had a much bigger range for dragons as while it can locate them, it doesn't work until you're practically on top of them anyways.
I guess the cave reveal should hide the caves we get all the stuffs.
I want a new game plus.
Thank you
Question... does Nintendo really have a history of updating a game to add in controls/quality of life tweaks? As far as I can think of, any quality of life tweaks only appear in sequels (as has happened here in Tears of the Kingdom) or in re-releases (i.e. the "HD" releases of older Zelda games).
Travel points and the ancient horse gear were in the DLC of BOTW and I’d argue both of those were QOL improvements.
@@HybridLetsPlay that is true, although the DLC was something you had to pay for, it wasn't in a free update.
I do wonder if we'll get DLC for Tears of the Kingdom...
I only play with the pro hud enabled... only learned how to do some actions late because it never showed some prompts I would have needed to know (like detatching things with ultra hand) or diving. Diving was a funny one because I didn't know how to drop any faster so instead I tried to find large heavy objects and pushed them off a ledge and _tried_ to grab it as it fell...
I don't think the battery loop can be fixed with a simple patch (I agree it's annoying in the beginning though especially if you haven't found any forges besides the one in the tutorial zone), but the others I would love to see addressed and I think they are quite reasonable asks.
Nintendo hire these people!
Wait a minute....
The game is a masterpiece, but for the life of me I can't figure out why they still have you slipping down when it's raining in the exact same manner as BotW, even though that was one of the most vocal criticisms about that game. When I started TotK and saw that now there are anti-slip potions and gear I thought "OK, they kept the slipping, but now you can prepare and manage it just like you do with heat/cold/fire/whatever, that's cool", only to of course find out that YOU STILL SLIP EVEN WITH A HIGH-LEVEL POTION OR ALL THE GEAR EQUIPPED! Who tf thought this was a good idea?? It's not fun, it's not interesting on a mechanical level, all it does is make the game more annoying and tedious.
As for some of the other stuff: Nintendo seems to have a weird problem with QoL features in general. Just like you can't craft in bulk in Animal Crossing, you cannot upgrade your gear in bulk at the Great Fairies, instead having to skip the same animation over and over and over again, and you also cannot buy more than a maximum of 25 arrows at one shop at a time, instead having to teleport to another shop to get more (which of course means interrupting the game with another load screen). I have no idea why they do it this way or how they think any of that would enhance the player experience in any way.
Edit: Just came back to say that I also don't like having to play a Gacha game for Zonai devices. Why not just allow the player to spend charges on the devices they want and need instead of forcing them to acquire dozens of the varieties they barely use?
I’m not sure if this is a spoiler or not but if you upgrade the frog armor twice it’s set bonus is slip proof so that you never slip. Still annoying that you have to go through all of that just to mot slip in the rain but it is in the game
@@johnasoris8119 Well, it might be kind of a spoiler, but I honestly already suspected this might be the case. But, just as you say, that is just WAY too much effort to go through just to be able to deal with such a frequent annoyance, and one that arguably shouldn't even be in the game in this form in the first place, considering how many people had a problem with it in BotW. At the very least, just putting on the full gear (or drinking a high-level potion) without upgrading it should make you completely slip-resistant, seeing as you already have to complete one of the longest side quests in the game to even get your hands on it.
I mean, imagine this with any other hazard, like if there was no way to fully inoculate yourself against extreme cold other than upgrading all of the snowquill gear twice. It's absurd.
Why didn’t you have improvement videos for any other game? Why just for Nintendo. Where was the improvements for HFW or GoWR, any other big non Nintendo game? Keep same energy for Sony and MS games if you are gonna do it for Nintendo.
Cause clearly they are more passionate about Nintendo and Zelda 😅
They used the duping glitch?!?? YES!!!! Welcome to the party. 😎
I agree with all of these, also I’d like it if hard to get items weren’t required for certain armor upgrades. It took me a really long time to find 9 energetic rhino beetles just to upgrade the “of the Wild” armor set to level 3. What a huge pain.
I've been playing the game with pro HUD since the first minute and I'm about 140 hours in. It could use some work for sure. BotW pro HUD showed hearts at all times, this game only shows hearts if you get hurt or heal. Would like if it just popped up in combat. Temperature, noise, time, abilities, map, etc are mot necessary when playing the game(for me) but one thing really pissed me off. Tutorial hints are turned off in pro HUD for some odd reason. There are some basic game mechanics I did not know for a long time because the game did not tell me.
About 5 hours in I figured out how to rotate items with ultra hand. I did this through experimentation. About 10 hours in I found out you can wiggle the stick to remove stuck items(why would you not tell players this?!?), and about 40 hours in I realized you can straighten your body with R while youre skydiving. I think at this point I've mastered the mechanics, but I can not even slightly understand why you would think pro HUD players do not need to know essential gameplay mechanics and controls.
Do you know that with using Ultrahand you can press Left Trigger [LT] to automatically straighten/flatten anything you are holding? Very quick if you want to attach something and not attach it angled or crooked.
Il give my 5:
1) don’t follow the same formula as botw, make it it’s own game
2) make interesting music
3) make real interesting dungeons
4) make the sky islands be interesting to explore, not just copy and paste on the 2 objectives you can do up there
5) make the story mean something (the ending where it all gets reversed, what’s the point?)
Honourable mention: should’ve been #1, make it less grindy.
Don't forget about the Depths also being very copy-and-paste. The only real purpose of going down there is to grind for bosses and Zonaite, or some amiibo gear.
Lol these are not small changes! 😂
sounds to me like you just did not enjoy the game at all LMAO
@@PowerHausMusic oh no I truly didn’t. It was my most anticipated game ever. Was depressingly let down by it. Is this the ToTK we all waited 5 years to play? Not for me