@@Neonto Dude, I played Twilight Princess as a kid and I can't count the hours I spent running around in Ordon just swimming and hitting cuccos and throwing pumpkins and getting yelled at. Truly the most I've ever felt at home in any video game.
I love how the village is named Hateno, the lab is named Hateno, the fuckin beach is named Hateno and even the tower is named Hateno, but the whole thing is named Necluda
In the french version of the game, the village is named "Village d'Elimith" which can be read like "Village des limites". It means village of the limits. Same thing for the Tarrey town. In french it's name Village d'Euzero, which is like Village "from zero ". I love those puns and I find it sad that there isn't any wordplay like this in the english version. Or maybe there is for those village but i don't get it ^^'
i am confused how are any of these comments negative is It negative suggest that time passes games get old people get old its a fact of life in 20 years people will look back at this game and remember what their life was like in 2017. Counting down the days to the apocalypse which is pretty negative but that's besides the point. What I mean to say is their remeber the good times of 2017 few that they'll be and how this game helped them through the hard times.
i know right? the first time i heard that, i felt weirded out because it's so different than any other village theme music where mostly are made to be ambient or adrenaline rush-inducing. the Theme is strangely melodious, it's almost personal...i guess they want us to remember Hateno as our hometown.
Seriously thought I was the only one who thought this!! I was listening to this on the way to work this morning and thought to myself hmmm I could totally hear this while playing animal crossing.
I came back to Hateno one last time before I set off to Hyrule Castle to finally put an end to my 100+ hour long journey. The night song was playing. I cried.
After i beat the monk at the end of the DLC i summoned my mothercycle and drove all the way back to Hateno, entered the house, scooped up to the bedroom and finally turned off the console. Was such a wholesome moment
Since coming to the village and purchasing my house, I've spent at least 2 to 3 blood moons just wandering around the surrounding wilderness, visiting the shops, dying my outfits and collecting apples for my horse. I've never felt such a strong compulsion to 'settle down' somewhere in a video game. It's like the main quest doesn't even exist for me :P "Please be careful Link!" Yep, no worries Zelda, doin' just fine thanks.
Hateno village makes me wish that small towns like it existed as they were in reality. Peaceful and tranquil, friendly neighbors... just cozy and calm. No cares in the world. Our family can't even trust somebody knocking on the door...
@@tadstrange1465 Even in America, about 20% of the country lives in rural areas. Some of those areas are incredibly small towns, northern Maine is full of them for example.
Nintendo literally never fails in the music department when it comes to their games. Tunes like this are instantly nostalgic and bring you back to younger, easier days. This is my favorite track (so far) from what is already my favorite Zelda game of all time. From LOZ: A Link to the Past, all the way up to LOZ: Breath of the Wild, thank you Nintendo for all the memories :')
@shen bapiro Both of those songs literally have the notes shown to you in game and they are different. Not to mention, Zelda's Lullaby came first as it was in Link to the Past. I usually get Epona's Song and Zelda's Lullaby mixed up, I don't see how you get Saria's song mixed up with it.
BigPoulet36, I was really worried about the music before going into this game. Of everything I heard it just didn't sound like Zelda. I can now say I was wrong. The music continues to awe me in this game. Best Zelda score.
I'm convinced that house you buy used to be Link's house or atleast his Father's house. Like think about it: Bolson (the guy who was tearing it down) mentioned the house had been abandoned for years and years. In other villages, no house is just "empty" it always belongs to someone. I'm thinking that the house used to belong to either Link or Link's Father 100 years ago. But when the Calmity happened, Link got put in the shrine of ressurection and his father mostly likely died. And in the dialouge options you can choose, Link seemed pretty eager to buy the house himself. "I can buy it!" "I'll pay!" It's like Link remembered subconsciously that THIS was his home! In the final memory you have to discover in that Memory Quest, they were running toward Fort Hateno. I'm guessing that in the panic of trying to find a safe place for Zelda, Link thought of bringing her to Hateno Village. If you look at the map, Hateno is quite a ways away from Hyrule Castle. In his panic, his first instinct was to go home but he never made it because the Guardians were too quick and got their either before or at the same time as them while they were chasing them.
Yeah. While it sounds good, I was expecting it to be more heartwarming than that. It must have something to do with the story and where Kakariko Village stood at that time.
they should simply swap the names and it would be perfect. hateno should be the japanese themed one while Kakariko should be what Hateno currently is. but honestly i'm fine with how it is :)
steve maher, I agree with you with the simpler days, I'm no Irish or Scottish but it reminds me back in those days of the ancient clans like in the time of the film BRAVE. I actually just finished watching that movie about an hour ago to be honest.
I know what you mean. Nintendo composers (especially Koji Kondo) are fairly consistent in giving us wholesome and somewhat familiar sounding melodies and motifs - I’ve really come to appreciate the little things like this Nintendo consistently nails. It’s these little details that keep transporting me back to said simpler (perhaps 8-bit) times with joy
JJ Honey yeah, exactly. I wasn't 100% sure if it was a piano or not, but it's certainly more piano-like than the violin. It's also at more like 1:13 now that I listen again, but 1:10 gives you a moment to anticipate it.
I just love the way the villages each have different atmospheres because of their music Kakariko village has that feeling where you need to get to work, or do some shopping. Hateno village is much more relaxed. It just feels like you're in paradise! Nintendo, how do you manage to create such intriguing soundtracks?
I miss 2017. That year was a different time, a simpler time, a better time. 5 years old man, I can't believe it. This game was an escape from the world - an escape that will never be replicated, and never experienced again; what a time to be alive.
Is it just me or does Zelda music makes you somewhat sad at the same time it makes you happy? Because it's so much harmony in it that doesn't seem to exist in the real world ....
I’ve been listening to this ever since my anxiety about college started. It really helps calming me down. I just hope I don’t disappoint everyone and I can stay with my friends. I’m about to leave high school, and almost everybody in my life will probably be gone. I’m just scared I’ll mess everything up and everyone will leave me. I hope I can stay strong. If Zelda could stay strong for a century, then that means I should be able to stay strong for 4 years as well. I’m sorry for writing a paragraph and being really down. I’m just very scared of this new chapter in my life.
I honestly don't know how nintendo managed to do such a great, magic game. A played aLttP as a child, and it was wonderful. I'm old now, and playing Breath of the Wild made me feel just as I felt when I was a child again. Thanks nintendo for making this masterpiece in gaming design. awesome music, gameplay and fantasy.
I remember the first time I went to Hateno Village and would never leave because it was just so peaceful and buy the armor there which made me cry now cuz I don't get that same feeling of being happy there and uncovering secrets there.
I hit financial hard times awhile ago and had to sell my switch. I thought after beating this game I would be fine, since I played it for a fair while, but it wasn't until I listened to this that I realized just how much I miss this game..
I loved this town the second I got there, the music melody kind of reminded me of the Shire... I LOVE THIS GAME! I use this town as my main crafting hub so I can hear the music over and over... I wanna live there.
This game really feels like a second life. I wonder how the game would feel if there wasn't a grand quest. Like a Zelda game without Ganon. You can become a chef, or a master shield rider, or a fighter. Anything. I wonder if the game would be better or worse if there wasn't an ultimate objective set on the player. Regardless, this game really does take me somewhere else.
@@cunha4791 that would be really fun in botw 2. you could help the uncorrupted guardians clear out monsters in destroyed towns and get wood to rebuild those places. it would be like tarry town but all across hyrule.
1:12 - it's subtle and not a lot of people will get it, but the little piano phrase is a throw back to the 'inside a house' theme from previous zelda games. This game just keeps blowing me away.
It’s probably because music really doesn’t keep playing so it goes off after a while and all you can hear are the sounds of nature, so either they just miss it or well they just have awful taste in music Not me though when I hear something special even just once I will remember it because it was so great and will come back to listen to it again.
I fell in love with so many Game OST before but man... this one hit me right in the feels It's hard to describe why but it just feels like home... it feels returning home after a long tiring journey, just laying in your bed and relaxing, the sun is shining on your face and you have no care or worry in the world. Whenever I hear this song tears come to my eyes, it's so beautiful yet has something melancholic to it. Whatever hardship you may be going through remember you're not alone. You may feel like you've lost everything, but remember that tomorrow is another day, the sun might shine brighter than it did before. Don't give up hope that the good days will come back, sometimes you feel like the world is just clouds and rain, but that's part of life, part of change, and like such, eventually they will fade away and the sky will be clear again.
I would love a loop of only the daytime portion. Don't get me wrong, the nighttime version is lovely and I would like a loop of that one, too, but. But gosh. GOSH. That day theme.
I actually spent DAYS in this town the first time I played because it was nice to be in a town filled with people. Keep in mind I have only met the Old Man and some stable up until this point. I just stuck around for several in-game days. I just wanted to share this.
The Supreme Xtream I loved the soundtrack in this game. Many people failed to understand that this isn't your typical Zelda game and to realize that there was no need for epic music while climbing a mountain.
This song made me buy a switch and this game. I was watching my friend play it and as soon as he visited Hateno village and this song came on I knew I needed to have it.
This song sounds like someone living a peaceful yet busy farm life in a small village with the promise of life changing adventure just outside the village should this person ever decide to venture outside of it. So it perfectly captures the vibe of this town
The chord progression in this is absolutely amazing, the key center is ambiguous and moves around a lot in the A and C sections, Em11 to F#m9 and back is beeeeautiful
It wasn't disappointing just subtle, which isn't common for a Zelda game. I personally think it works amazingly, and actually adds to the world more than takes away from it.
The bagpipe is really and underrated instruments, Nintendo uses it to full perfection in this piece. It's not brash or overbearing, it's small and timid and slow and methodical. It doesn't beat you over the head, it just simply is. I love this part of the ost because of the bagpipe, it really plays into that air of Scottish highlands.
Time to put my good items on display in my house, never to use them ever. Oh and there's that creepy statue over there that takes away my heart containers for some reason...
Yami I like how they have one creepy thing there and that the little girl found it! that's a good touch on this game man they made this game like somthing else well made game love it
the creepy statue will take one heart container or stamina container and give you one back of your choice (basically just swapping heart for stamina or vice versa) first time is free after that u gotta pay for it
No other village as ever made me feel more at home in a video game. This is the place after a grueling battle where you can go, kick back, rest and relax, and heal up before heading out where to go next.
Here I am, in the middle of the night in a hot Southern summer, crying to this beautiful theme. I decided to come back to BoTW after a long while by listening to the music first, and... Oh my. I didn't expect the memories to come flowing back like this, not to this intensity, especially when the violin started to play. Getting the Shrine there for the first time... Buying the house... Dyeing my clothes... Buying armor... Going to the inn and talking with the NPCs there... I remember it all. And, above all I remember the very Christmas that I got this beautiful game which let me experience all of this. Breath of The Wild... I thank you. So much. And I'm going to return to you after all this time.
The Zelda series is my favorite video game franchise by far. The music is legendary and timeless. I say that to say, this song is up there with some of the classic Zelda tunes. It is in my opinion, up there with "song of storms".
Just started playing BOTW for the first time a few weeks ago. My first Zelda game as a 12 year old was Ocarina of Time. Im in my mid 30s now and didn't get around to playing this one cause I was too busy. This game, while so different from any other Zelda game I've played, is great. This and Rito village theme are my two favorites so far.
This theme hit me right in the heart, in a very good way. It gives me a feeling similar to what I experienced when I first played Ocarina of Time as a kid. Zelda truly is a work of art, it's beyond just a video game at this point.
I believe that a big majority of this track can be played in a small store on a summer day with almost no customers. If the track is slightly muffled, then that would be perfect in the scenario.
Zelda games has yet again made an impression on my heart and will never forget the wonderful memories made. Along with Link To The Past, Awakening, The Wind Waker, and Ocarina Of Time.
Sometimes I remember the period of time, before the game released, where people were afraid that this game may not have any towns in it and then I laugh
Crazy to think its been 5 years since the game has come out and that there is a new one on the way. Hope nintendo makes the new BOTW coming up as great as a game as this one
Hearing this makes me wanna go back to when the Switch first came out. I know that time period was considered boring due to the lack of games, but this is the best possible game they could've started out with. I remember texting back and forth with my friends asking which shrines they found, giving each other clues as to where to locate the next one. Before everyone had finished the game and stuff and there was not really anything to Google, it was nice to just relax and play this amazing game. I can't wait for BotW 2!
Hateno has the prettiest pots in my opinion (take it from me I have studied the pots and have plenty of screenshots) they are simple yet the design elegantly captures the vibe.
Sometimes I will go to Hateno just to walk around and listen to the music and enjoy the scenery. Idk why but it’s probably my favorite thing to do in the game. It feels so familiar. Like home. The first time I heard it I was nostalgic for it even though I hadn’t ever heard it before. Crazy how that can happen.
after maybe a month of playing i was contemplating on finally ending my quest "why ever stop? look at this beautiful village, look at the children playing.. there should never be a reason to stop, to end this game" i walked about until the sun was setting. i sat atop my favourite spot, the flag pole just standing there still on the border of hateno village. i thought to myself "what could be better than this, why would i ever wanna go to that stupid castle" but then i looked to the sky, a moon red as blood, slowly creeping over the village, suffocating ash filling the air. i knew then, it was time to fight.
This is my favourite village theme of the game. So lovely and relaxing and homely. Probably the village I'll choose to live in if I was actually living in Hyrule.
I think this was the first song that made me feel at home with this game. And it opened me up more to the great music that comes as well! I love how it mixes both day and night together, and it captures the fullness of this song.
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"Hooooooooyyyyyy!!!!"~ East Wind General Store
"YAAAKKK !!!"~ Kakariko village clothing store lady
"AAAOOOOIIII" ~maca, before you enter the great deku tree
“HAHAHAHA!” -insane hateno general store manager when you buy something
"AAAAAY! AAAAY' The green rito looking for her daughter
NAKTIK - - Random Korogu
Never felt so welcome/comfy in a video game village ever
Have a roasted apple. Plentiful here.
Ordon Village?
Obito right answer.
Ordon Village (TP), Whiterun (Skyrim), Valentine (RDR2)
@@Neonto Dude, I played Twilight Princess as a kid and I can't count the hours I spent running around in Ordon just swimming and hitting cuccos and throwing pumpkins and getting yelled at. Truly the most I've ever felt at home in any video game.
I like to think Hateno village was the home of link before he met Zelda and the home he buys was his home in the past before he left for the castle.
Buddy 2000 I was thinking the same thing, especially how it mentions the owner left for the castle.
Mysusbigskss yes that's exactly what I was thinking as well haha
Also the fact that the house already contains a weapon rack to hang your favorite weapon....as if it already belonged to a knight/adventurer.
Wow
Maybe. But could that kind of house be standing after a 100 years?
I love how the village is named Hateno, the lab is named Hateno, the fuckin beach is named Hateno and even the tower is named Hateno, but the whole thing is named Necluda
Ahre Ahre haha yeah
That's bcuz necluda is the region... (Which is quite large) and has hateno.. lurelin and kakariko as provinces
Not to mention Fort Hateno.
You may live in New York, but that doesn’t make it America
In the french version of the game, the village is named "Village d'Elimith" which can be read like "Village des limites". It means village of the limits.
Same thing for the Tarrey town. In french it's name Village d'Euzero, which is like Village "from zero ". I love those puns and I find it sad that there isn't any wordplay like this in the english version. Or maybe there is for those village but i don't get it ^^'
One day when I'm old I'll find my switch and hear this song and the nostalgia from it will hit me like a train! :')
Ethan Osterhage So true
The nostalgia has already hit me.
You should not get hit by trains. It could be dangerous, and you can be left in agony and pain if do not die from it immediately.
i am confused how are any of these comments negative is It negative suggest that time passes games get old people get old its a fact of life in 20 years people will look back at this game and remember what their life was like in 2017. Counting down the days to the apocalypse which is pretty negative but that's besides the point. What I mean to say is their remeber the good times of 2017 few that they'll be and how this game helped them through the hard times.
That is a very long sentence. Impressive. It would probably be easier to understand if you split it into several ones.
The violin that starts at 1:05 really gets me every time.
i know right? the first time i heard that, i felt weirded out because it's so different than any other village theme music where mostly are made to be ambient or adrenaline rush-inducing. the Theme is strangely melodious, it's almost personal...i guess they want us to remember Hateno as our hometown.
Thank you
Miguel de Dios YES
@@aqilakbar13 Look up "Calderock Town" theme. It's also a great background music for a village.
@@Acyris OMG THAT IS DRAGON NEST THEME.. lol i love that game. so sad it is discontinued on several server... and i cant access SEA one :(
I go to this town just to hear this theme.
GameTracks Lol same man Its nice
I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE
me too 🤣🤣❤😍
At night
Me tooooo!!!
"We live to dye"
Is it me, or does the Dye Shop owner look like Pennywise the clown?
@@lessonmet5291 kinda i guess
@Dick Rider I dye to live.
FOOL YOU HAVE MET YOUR FATE, NOW YOU SHALL BE STAINED WITH RED. PREPARE TO DYE!!!
i live to live and dye. thats all
You can hear her Animal Crossing roots in this song and I love it. They picked the perfect person to compose this game.
Seriously thought I was the only one who thought this!! I was listening to this on the way to work this morning and thought to myself hmmm I could totally hear this while playing animal crossing.
Alex Bianchi yes!!
totally random but damn yer handsome! stop it!
he's a handsome devil
Shucks you guys are making me blush ;)
I came back to Hateno one last time before I set off to Hyrule Castle to finally put an end to my 100+ hour long journey. The night song was playing. I cried.
After i beat the monk at the end of the DLC i summoned my mothercycle and drove all the way back to Hateno, entered the house, scooped up to the bedroom and finally turned off the console. Was such a wholesome moment
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It’s been 100 hrs and you still hadn’t gone to Hyrule Castle.
ok
Timmy i went to hyrule castle after 150 hours
This hits soooooo hard now. Cant believe it has already been 7 years😢
🤓🤓 could even possibly be 8
Since coming to the village and purchasing my house, I've spent at least 2 to 3 blood moons just wandering around the surrounding wilderness, visiting the shops, dying my outfits and collecting apples for my horse. I've never felt such a strong compulsion to 'settle down' somewhere in a video game. It's like the main quest doesn't even exist for me :P
"Please be careful Link!" Yep, no worries Zelda, doin' just fine thanks.
I felt this on a spiritual level...
lol
If you could only settle like this in real life
I mean after Link buys the house he technically _lives_ in Hateno, so I guess Link settles in.
@@tadstrange1465 Is the house that Link can buy in the game actually his old house before he died? Cause that would be so cool.
Hufflepuff 394
It's not confirmed, but definitely possible.
Hateno village makes me wish that small towns like it existed as they were in reality. Peaceful and tranquil, friendly neighbors... just cozy and calm. No cares in the world. Our family can't even trust somebody knocking on the door...
IAMAKNUCKLESFAN Pretty sure they exist those small peaceful town.
they do just not in urban areas lol, saskatchewan is full of them
Villages of any sort are extremely rare nowadays in developed countries, let alone one like Hateno.
Towns like these definitely exist out there somewhere, most likely in Europe though.
@@tadstrange1465 Even in America, about 20% of the country lives in rural areas. Some of those areas are incredibly small towns, northern Maine is full of them for example.
Nintendo literally never fails in the music department when it comes to their games. Tunes like this are instantly nostalgic and bring you back to younger, easier days. This is my favorite track (so far) from what is already my favorite Zelda game of all time. From LOZ: A Link to the Past, all the way up to LOZ: Breath of the Wild, thank you Nintendo for all the memories :')
Yoshi's New Island :D
emilio penayo ballad of the goodness is Zelda's lullaby backwards... Funny thing.. I find that incredibly cool
@shen bapiro "take for example zeldas lullaby, its (i think) sarias song, but in reverse"
Never play another Zelda game ever again.
@shen bapiro are you high
@shen bapiro Both of those songs literally have the notes shown to you in game and they are different. Not to mention, Zelda's Lullaby came first as it was in Link to the Past. I usually get Epona's Song and Zelda's Lullaby mixed up, I don't see how you get Saria's song mixed up with it.
currently my favorite track in the game. sets the tone perfectly before going back adventuring.
Here too. I love to hang out in Hateno, only listening to the music. It's one the best songs in the Zelda Historie
NintendoMattze I thought I was the only one.
BigPoulet36, I was really worried about the music before going into this game. Of everything I heard it just didn't sound like Zelda. I can now say I was wrong. The music continues to awe me in this game. Best Zelda score.
man zelda game has a big hit on people souls now with there music
Hyrule Castle beats this just barely. Third place has to be Gerudo Town.
god this is so gorgeous I'm in love with this game
Sidon is a shark meme we all are really in love with it
same here!!😍❤
i came back to this game after a couple of months and i almost cried cuz its such an amazing game
Can't believe it's been two years, nostalgia has already kicked in.
Right? It's crazy how much nostalgia this game can evoke when it was just released a couple of years ago.
Fiendster7 my nostalgia hits pretty quick i got it during the game
I finished the game in March last year and it's nostalgic to me because it was whilst I was 5 months pregnant and in hospital for 2 days :')
I was nostalgic after a week
@@bonbon5398 How old are you? Just out of curiosity
I'm convinced that house you buy used to be Link's house or atleast his Father's house. Like think about it:
Bolson (the guy who was tearing it down) mentioned the house had been abandoned for years and years. In other villages, no house is just "empty" it always belongs to someone. I'm thinking that the house used to belong to either Link or Link's Father 100 years ago. But when the Calmity happened, Link got put in the shrine of ressurection and his father mostly likely died. And in the dialouge options you can choose, Link seemed pretty eager to buy the house himself. "I can buy it!" "I'll pay!" It's like Link remembered subconsciously that THIS was his home!
In the final memory you have to discover in that Memory Quest, they were running toward Fort Hateno. I'm guessing that in the panic of trying to find a safe place for Zelda, Link thought of bringing her to Hateno Village. If you look at the map, Hateno is quite a ways away from Hyrule Castle. In his panic, his first instinct was to go home but he never made it because the Guardians were too quick and got their either before or at the same time as them while they were chasing them.
Feels
Well this hurts my heart
it 100% was/is Links house. Which means that at the big battle that takes place in the last memory, Link was defending his home town.
Didnt he also have a little sister or somethin?
Well that bike ma heart
Hateno Village is the new peaceful Kakariko village in my heart.
Wass Hammoud they really messed up kakariko imo
Yeah. While it sounds good, I was expecting it to be more heartwarming than that. It must have something to do with the story and where Kakariko Village stood at that time.
they should simply swap the names and it would be perfect.
hateno should be the japanese themed one while Kakariko should be what Hateno currently is.
but honestly i'm fine with how it is :)
Yea kakariko village should have swapped with hateno
CrackKat But Kakariko village looks distinctly Japanese. This village just looks like a generic village
Not sure how a song I've never heard before can bring back memories but this takes me back to simpler times
Same
steve maher, I agree with you with the simpler days, I'm no Irish or Scottish but it reminds me back in those days of the ancient clans like in the time of the film BRAVE. I actually just finished watching that movie about an hour ago to be honest.
I know what you mean. Nintendo composers (especially Koji Kondo) are fairly consistent in giving us wholesome and somewhat familiar sounding melodies and motifs - I’ve really come to appreciate the little things like this Nintendo consistently nails. It’s these little details that keep transporting me back to said simpler (perhaps 8-bit) times with joy
@@samuelalanis7440 Brave soundtrack made me feel like a proud olde-scottish archer girl. and im a 25 yo asian dude.
im 3 yrs late but *animal crossing*
That homage to the "Inside a House" theme from Ocarina of Time.
Adam McDonald is there a certain time you can hear this or is it just the feeling of the song?
Wass Hammoud 1:10, it sounds like the intro to that theme.
ah, it's the piano isn't it?
JJ Honey yeah, exactly. I wasn't 100% sure if it was a piano or not, but it's certainly more piano-like than the violin. It's also at more like 1:13 now that I listen again, but 1:10 gives you a moment to anticipate it.
Ah I hear it now, it's so subtle! Nice catch.
This is one of those songs that you’re going to listen to in 7 years and cry to
Why seven? Link traveled seven years back in OOT...
What do you mean seven? I’m crying now this is gorgeous and I’m already nostalgic
Hey its been 7 years and I am crying to it.
I just love the way the villages each have different atmospheres because of their music
Kakariko village has that feeling where you need to get to work, or do some shopping.
Hateno village is much more relaxed. It just feels like you're in paradise!
Nintendo, how do you manage to create such intriguing soundtracks?
I miss 2017. That year was a different time, a simpler time, a better time. 5 years old man, I can't believe it. This game was an escape from the world - an escape that will never be replicated, and never experienced again; what a time to be alive.
We can only hope Tears of the Kingdom can live up to this
Mhm yo mama
"Words are beautiful!", now i understand these quote
Tears of the kingdom did the same
This is so real
"The next weapon I want to see is Duplex Bow!"
"The heck is that?"
Later in the game: Here see my collection next to my Savage Lynel and Royal bows
0:34 to 1:04 is like a piece of my soul
Same bro
yessss
Hateno Village is by far my favorite village in any Zelda game. The fact that you can own a house just wins me. XD Music is super relaxing too.
Heller Ferr you can own an island in Wind Waker
Is it just me or does Zelda music makes you somewhat sad at the same time it makes you happy? Because it's so much harmony in it that doesn't seem to exist in the real world ....
The Japanese concept of wabi-sabi.
You don't pay Minecraft? That has like tons of nostalgia even if you played for a few days
@@evade_noobofficial true, the music in minecraft has the same wabi-sabi energy
true, I get bittersweet happyness listening to this type of music and its the best feeling ever tbh
@@evade_noobofficial Minecraft is mid af. it’s way to overrated
I’ve been listening to this ever since my anxiety about college started. It really helps calming me down. I just hope I don’t disappoint everyone and I can stay with my friends. I’m about to leave high school, and almost everybody in my life will probably be gone. I’m just scared I’ll mess everything up and everyone will leave me. I hope I can stay strong. If Zelda could stay strong for a century, then that means I should be able to stay strong for 4 years as well. I’m sorry for writing a paragraph and being really down. I’m just very scared of this new chapter in my life.
You got this!!!!! :)
I used to think that. Now inn 27 and talk to very few people from HS lol. And it’s ok
Good luck on college!! Wish you the best!
Think of it like this, now you’ll be able to find friends with even more in common now at college, and you’ll do great so don’t worry
"bReAtH oF tHe wIlD hAs nO mUsIc"
Hateno Village: "Hold my color dye"
I honestly don't know how nintendo managed to do such a great, magic game.
A played aLttP as a child, and it was wonderful. I'm old now, and playing Breath of the Wild made me feel just as I felt when I was a child again.
Thanks nintendo for making this masterpiece in gaming design. awesome music, gameplay and fantasy.
I remember the first time I went to Hateno Village and would never leave because it was just so peaceful and buy the armor there which made me cry now cuz I don't get that same feeling of being happy there and uncovering secrets there.
Probably my favourite theme in the game so far, man I just love everything about Hateno village. Such a beautiful inspired place.
I love the bag pipe sound about 45 seconds into the theme. Good god, it's so good.
It's either bag pipes or Uilleann pipes (Irish pipes). im not really sure
@@mythstcg Yes, Uilleann Pipes
Good ear, those would be Uilleann pipes
I hit financial hard times awhile ago and had to sell my switch. I thought after beating this game I would be fine, since I played it for a fair while, but it wasn't until I listened to this that I realized just how much I miss this game..
Best song in the game imo
So damn good... but... Zora's Domain got me
Tydin divin beast are my favorite
Tarry town is one of the best, along with this of corse
This and Rito village for me
Tydin This and fairy fountain music
Home is where the heart is.
I loved this town the second I got there, the music melody kind of reminded me of the Shire... I LOVE THIS GAME! I use this town as my main crafting hub so I can hear the music over and over... I wanna live there.
hehehe
Keep playing, you'll get there.
lmao, literally the day after i posted this i found out my wish can come true, FOR 3000 RUPEES!
This game really feels like a second life. I wonder how the game would feel if there wasn't a grand quest. Like a Zelda game without Ganon. You can become a chef, or a master shield rider, or a fighter. Anything. I wonder if the game would be better or worse if there wasn't an ultimate objective set on the player.
Regardless, this game really does take me somewhere else.
That would be objectively the perfect game. It would be something for everyone to enjoy.
I wish we could just be able to play after Ganon is defeated but I guess they keep that for BOTW2
@@regentofnothing Yeah, when I finished the game I was like "I can't wait to see hyrule restored" but it didin't happen
@@cunha4791 that would be really fun in botw 2. you could help the uncorrupted guardians clear out monsters in destroyed towns and get wood to rebuild those places. it would be like tarry town but all across hyrule.
me too
Just make sure you follow the Bolson Construction Naming Guidelines
Wrong town but yea
Andrew G it is Hateno village lol
Andrew G
That’s the right town...
Tarrey Town, not Hateno.
The Pig Benis show bolson construction starts in hateno, then Hudson goes off on his own
Can’t wait to visit Hateno again in Tears of the Kingdom.
The Legend of Zelda feels like when you go home and your family receives you
I couldn’t say it any better
1:12 - it's subtle and not a lot of people will get it, but the little piano phrase is a throw back to the 'inside a house' theme from previous zelda games. This game just keeps blowing me away.
How the heck did you catch on to that!? Crazy! Props!!
I don't know how people say this game has awful music because of the piano and all, this game's music is absolutely beautiful
I don't know how some people says this game doesn't have memorable tracks
The guardian theme will forever traumatized me
It’s probably because music really doesn’t keep playing so it goes off after a while and all you can hear are the sounds of nature, so either they just miss it or well they just have awful taste in music
Not me though when I hear something special even just once I will remember it because it was so great and will come back to listen to it again.
I fell in love with so many Game OST before but man... this one hit me right in the feels
It's hard to describe why but it just feels like home... it feels returning home after a long tiring journey, just laying in your bed and relaxing, the sun is shining on your face and you have no care or worry in the world. Whenever I hear this song tears come to my eyes, it's so beautiful yet has something melancholic to it.
Whatever hardship you may be going through remember you're not alone. You may feel like you've lost everything, but remember that tomorrow is another day, the sun might shine brighter than it did before.
Don't give up hope that the good days will come back, sometimes you feel like the world is just clouds and rain, but that's part of life, part of change, and like such, eventually they will fade away and the sky will be clear again.
I can't be the only one that comes to here way more than I do with any other town
It was officially confirmed on the Treehouse stream yesterday that Link is canonically from Hateno Village!
FCK YEAH IT'S CANON
I would love a loop of only the daytime portion. Don't get me wrong, the nighttime version is lovely and I would like a loop of that one, too, but. But gosh. GOSH. That day theme.
A. O. Listen on Repeat erryday
I actually spent DAYS in this town the first time I played because it was nice to be in a town filled with people. Keep in mind I have only met the Old Man and some stable up until this point. I just stuck around for several in-game days. I just wanted to share this.
And people say that the Soundtrack isn't good in this game? Pfft What are they talking about?
I can see why people do not like the soundtrack since it is atmospheric unlike all other Zelda games, but I still love the music in this game
The Supreme Xtream I loved the soundtrack in this game. Many people failed to understand that this isn't your typical Zelda game and to realize that there was no need for epic music while climbing a mountain.
The Supreme Xtream it's good but compared to other zelda games it's garbage lol
@@ratillajeje934 Yeah... *no.*
Civilized Joke no.....yea...
i think of my mother when i listen to this, may she rest in peace.
This song made me buy a switch and this game. I was watching my friend play it and as soon as he visited Hateno village and this song came on I knew I needed to have it.
This song sounds like someone living a peaceful yet busy farm life in a small village with the promise of life changing adventure just outside the village should this person ever decide to venture outside of it. So it perfectly captures the vibe of this town
The chord progression in this is absolutely amazing, the key center is ambiguous and moves around a lot in the A and C sections, Em11 to F#m9 and back is beeeeautiful
A lot of people: Breath of the Wild music was disappointing
Hateno Village Theme: Am I a joke to you?
They are referring to the general mood. I am sure they know about the damn village music. I wish they took the Grant Kirthope route.
They r *not* disappointing ⊙_⊙
It kinda was, except for the Hateno theme, Molduga and Final Boss theme.
It wasn't disappointing just subtle, which isn't common for a Zelda game. I personally think it works amazingly, and actually adds to the world more than takes away from it.
The bagpipe is really and underrated instruments, Nintendo uses it to full perfection in this piece. It's not brash or overbearing, it's small and timid and slow and methodical. It doesn't beat you over the head, it just simply is. I love this part of the ost because of the bagpipe, it really plays into that air of Scottish highlands.
Those are actually Uilleann Pipes, they're kinda like Irish Bagpipes.
Indeed I like it too, I like that it's becoming a popular instrument in soundtracks
Time to put my good items on display in my house, never to use them ever. Oh and there's that creepy statue over there that takes away my heart containers for some reason...
Yami I like how they have one creepy thing there and that the little girl found it! that's a good touch on this game man they made this game like somthing else well made game love it
Such a good game!
the creepy statue will take one heart container or stamina container and give you one back of your choice (basically just swapping heart for stamina or vice versa) first time is free after that u gotta pay for it
I actually found this statue very very late in the game ......what made it even more creepy to me, like I keept her waiting.
I generally only use one or two extensions for the stamina meter and stock up on extra hearts
Despite Link moving to Tarrey Town in TOTK, Hateno still feels more like home. It has such a nostalgic feel.
No other village as ever made me feel more at home in a video game. This is the place after a grueling battle where you can go, kick back, rest and relax, and heal up before heading out where to go next.
I'm glad to know that Link lived in Hateno before he was a knight.
One of the best and most pleasant locations of breath of the wild.
That song gives a peacefully unexplainable feeling in the heart.
Here I am, in the middle of the night in a hot Southern summer, crying to this beautiful theme.
I decided to come back to BoTW after a long while by listening to the music first, and... Oh my. I didn't expect the memories to come flowing back like this, not to this intensity, especially when the violin started to play. Getting the Shrine there for the first time... Buying the house... Dyeing my clothes... Buying armor... Going to the inn and talking with the NPCs there... I remember it all. And, above all I remember the very Christmas that I got this beautiful game which let me experience all of this.
Breath of The Wild... I thank you. So much. And I'm going to return to you after all this time.
Have you ever have the urge to bawl your eyes out not because the piece is sad but because it's beautiful? Yeah it's the feeling i get
I absolutely loved Hateno Village and the theme is absolutely amazing. One of the best ever 🔥👏
Can't believe I actually feel nostalgic for this game now... :(
The Zelda series is my favorite video game franchise by far. The music is legendary and timeless. I say that to say, this song is up there with some of the classic Zelda tunes. It is in my opinion, up there with "song of storms".
I really hope and dream this music returns for BOTW2
My new favourite Zelda theme. So sad but so beatiful...
melanchlorin I get the same vibe
melanchlorin Interesting that u feel the same way
How is it sad?
@@Logan1736 because it is so full of harmony that doesn't seem to exist in our modern lifes
You haven't lived until you've jumped from the tech lab hill and glided along this village while listening to the music.
Just started playing BOTW for the first time a few weeks ago. My first Zelda game as a 12 year old was Ocarina of Time. Im in my mid 30s now and didn't get around to playing this one cause I was too busy. This game, while so different from any other Zelda game I've played, is great. This and Rito village theme are my two favorites so far.
This theme hit me right in the heart, in a very good way. It gives me a feeling similar to what I experienced when I first played Ocarina of Time as a kid. Zelda truly is a work of art, it's beyond just a video game at this point.
Just something about listening to those uilleann pipes gives me the chills right down my spine, amazing sounding instrument
I believe that a big majority of this track can be played in a small store on a summer day with almost no customers. If the track is slightly muffled, then that would be perfect in the scenario.
Zelda games has yet again made an impression on my heart and will never forget the wonderful memories made. Along with Link To The Past, Awakening, The Wind Waker, and Ocarina Of Time.
0:33 gets me every time. It makes me feel so nostalgic even though I've never heard this theme before playing this game. Love it!
Yeah same!
Listening to this on the eve of totk to refresh myself.. I wonder how the village will be in this sequel
whenever i come back to Hateno I can just breathe a sign of relief... such a nice break from the calamity-torn world 🤩
Sometimes I remember the period of time, before the game released, where people were afraid that this game may not have any towns in it
and then I laugh
The xylophone sounding thing makes it sound like a Pokemon Sun and Moon soundtrack.
Crazy to think its been 5 years since the game has come out and that there is a new one on the way. Hope nintendo makes the new BOTW coming up as great as a game as this one
*insert intense screaming of Bolson and Karson*
I sold my switch and now a simple breath of the wild song is nostalgic for me.
Hearing this makes me wanna go back to when the Switch first came out. I know that time period was considered boring due to the lack of games, but this is the best possible game they could've started out with. I remember texting back and forth with my friends asking which shrines they found, giving each other clues as to where to locate the next one. Before everyone had finished the game and stuff and there was not really anything to Google, it was nice to just relax and play this amazing game. I can't wait for BotW 2!
Hateno = hate no = no hate = Peace :)
Hateno I think means Destination in Japanese, so roughly is "Destination Village"
"The Peace of your Destination"
Sounds weird but it sends a great feeling.
@@horosha1432 Well it makes sense in both Japanese and English
Hateno has the prettiest pots in my opinion (take it from me I have studied the pots and have plenty of screenshots)
they are simple yet the design elegantly captures the vibe.
I recently got to this town for the first time. I didn't realize how much I liked it unt I found myself humming to it at work. It's too good.
This helps quench my thirst for the upcoming BOTW sequel.
My man
*Jazz harmony returned to Zelda* . I missed it since the Zora band of Majora's Mask.
I love this theme so much, I've spent hours just sitting in hateno village listening to the music with a big smile on my face
Sometimes I will go to Hateno just to walk around and listen to the music and enjoy the scenery. Idk why but it’s probably my favorite thing to do in the game. It feels so familiar. Like home. The first time I heard it I was nostalgic for it even though I hadn’t ever heard it before. Crazy how that can happen.
Really does bring you into memories of better days. I seriously think thats what this song represents. Even links home is here too.
I love this game
i love you
@@lazyboy8886 thanks gang
after maybe a month of playing i was contemplating on finally ending my quest "why ever stop? look at this beautiful village, look at the children playing.. there should never be a reason to stop, to end this game" i walked about until the sun was setting. i sat atop my favourite spot, the flag pole just standing there still on the border of hateno village. i thought to myself "what could be better than this, why would i ever wanna go to that stupid castle" but then i looked to the sky, a moon red as blood, slowly creeping over the village, suffocating ash filling the air. i knew then, it was time to fight.
I don't know why this theme is so cute, brilliant tone for a little villiage
Even in TotK, I still consider Hateno my home, this theme is like a warm hug 🥹
I’m letting my baby in the tummy listen to this 😊
That some legit parenting right there.
How did they get in there
This is my favourite village theme of the game. So lovely and relaxing and homely. Probably the village I'll choose to live in if I was actually living in Hyrule.
This is the most chill music like I would listen to this doing anything.
I love this so much, especially the violin part
I think this was the first song that made me feel at home with this game. And it opened me up more to the great music that comes as well!
I love how it mixes both day and night together, and it captures the fullness of this song.