I noticed a beautiful detail about THE DIVINE BEAST
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2022
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I touch grass: ua-cam.com/video/YCLICOiS8uI/v-deo.html
4 DIVINE BEASTS THEN IMPA: ua-cam.com/video/n1fRYvtzmx8/v-deo.html
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ZORA'S DOMAIN SKIP: ua-cam.com/video/T2uGudA_Zm0/v-deo.html
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(Sorry that’s not on topic I just wanted to say that sry again)
@@-SourStrawberry- hehe thank you!
I've been trying out different "what if?" scenarios to see if anything changes in the game. From what I learned, not visiting Impa causes the following;
-Farosh and Dinraal do not spawn in the game. Naydra can be encountered and purified of malice, but afterwards they won't spawn.
-The ancient tech labs are unavailable, alongside the ability to light the Ancient furnace in front of the labs. Robbie and Jerrin are absent from the lab, but Purah and Simon are there with some alternate dialogue that recommends you to see Impa.
-Zelda gives context after the first Divine Beast cutscene.
-No memories will appear or activate due to the absence of Sheika slate upgrades.
That's what I noticed during that particular run, but there's probably more things left to find out.
Oh, interesting! ^^ Thanks for the info!
Wow, you don't even get to see the dragons? Are their springs still accessible?
@@kaitlynwickham6237 They are, and the shrine quests still activate. But until you see Impa, you can't get Dinraal's and Farosh's scales for the shrine of Courage and Power respectively.
@@Cqjoker73 Neat!
Makes no sense that the dragons don't spawn
So glad this exists and they didn't repeat the same exposition over and over again. It really shows how the developers respected their players.
haha yeah because imagine repeating the same exposition over and over again i bet theyd never do that in the new game
@@shar468 Hahaha wow! Nintendo would never ever add repetitive exposition to their NEW game, especially since their OLD game didn’t have that at all! That would be so silly of course 😅
Demon King? Secret Stones?
Literally, notice how they put effort, not only in the map, and player mode, so in the story not.
I actually did this my first play though. I knew nothing about the game and completely ignored the main quests and just explored because I was so utterly enthralled with how beautiful it is. I actually came across Vah Naboris and even though I knew I would die I approached it anyway. Nothing can describe the pure awe I felt seeing this amazing machine and having absolutely no idea what it was. I truly believe it made my experience of the game a once in a lifetime one.
After Zelda said I had to defeat it, I literally said, out loud: _you want me to...what?_
It was the funniest thing! I was in such shock that she expected me to do what seemed like such an impossible task
This is exactly my experience! Vah Naboris was the first one I did and I must have died to Thunder Blight at least 30 times due to limited and weak weapons, early armor, and low number of hearts
So cool
wait, THAT'S WHAT CAUSED IT!? I did the Zora place first, then found Impa after, and I just figured you only got Zelda's voice-over during the first beast or something... damn, so many hidden details!
Same here!! It’s crazy how many little details they added! :D
SAME!
Same!!
I also completed the Zora questline first simply because I am dumb and completely overshot the town
(I thought the paths were borders of locations on the map and didn’t follow any)
Funny story - I actually was one of the people who had an "off the path" natural moment like this. I went straight to the Zora domain on my first run without ever encountering a Zora on my way there (the fact I was supposed to use pathways and roads didn't sink in until much later in the run). When I went to tell my friends about it, they were all shocked and told me I got a special cutscene. They told me to go back and follow the path before the bridge... I was surprised. Lol.
The game incorporates these things so well it often doesn't occur to you that you even missed anything to begin with.
I found out there's actually 3 possible scenarios with Sidon resulting in different cutscenes each time. 1) you talk to him on the bridge & follow the path, 2) you talk to him on the bridge then make it to Zora's Domain without using the path, and 3) you avoid him & make it to Zora's Domain on your own. Really neat tbh
its cool to see the attention to detail that nintendo put into botw, i hope it stays the same on the sequel
@@FireAssassin06 ¿estoy bien, como estas?
@@FireAssassin06 lol i thought it was like that sorry
Considering it's been in development longer than the first game, it probably will have an insane level of detail
I hope the same as well i mean is been 3 years so they try replicate that freedom of choice in the sequel
@@FireAssassin06 Actually it's ''Estoy'', not ''Soy'' in this case.
I still remember getting to zora's domain without meeting Sidon and they have a pretty cool interaction via cutscene as well. Really adds to the "freedom" of the open world genre that many games lack.
I know others have said it, but I'll say it again anyway! They really paid close attention to the story and dialogue when it came to this game! After playing the game in a more linear manner after my first play through on the Wii u version (My sister got me a copy for my birthday, not knowing I'd ordered a copy for the Switch! 🤣), I decided to experiment a little.....I went out, beat a bunch of Shrines and got the Master Sword before visiting Impa.......I never did do any of the Divine Beasts, so the only difference I saw was her remarking on the fact that I had the Master Sword dialogue-wise. Then, I went to visit Purrah and lit all of the torches and her furnace before even talking to her. This prompted her to remark about how "the subject seems to have come out relatively undamaged" or something along that line once I talked to her. Little things like that, just to see what potential differences there were.......They may have been subtle, or even not so subtle, but they were there! But I have to say that one of my favorite differences is in regards to Sidon! If you talk to him when he jumps down from his post near the bridge where you meet him and then sneak into Zora's Domain from the back, he'll be waiting for you near the main front entrance and you can sneak up on him, triggering a cutscene where you startle him and Link just waves at him!
I just started a playthrough where I'm intentionally doing things "out of order" to see any differences. I haven't visited Impa yet & went to Hateno first. purah won't reveal herself as the director & they won't let you update the shiekah slate until you talk with Impa first. Also, any sidequests that require the camera won't show up. I went to Luralin village & there's usually a sidequest to take pictures of the broken shrine around Gombi shores. It wasn't available when I went to the dude standing by the shrine.
Bro, I never paid attention to that quest so with every Divine beast, I found I assumed Zelda was just really supportive
Now imagine this:
Now is 2022. There are still gamers of Ocarina of Time finding secrets and additional mechanics within the game.
It has been over 20 years since OoT was released. Now imagine how much could still be discovered in BotW, an even bigger scaled Zelda game than OoT.
Waiting for the next 20 years.
Ever since BOTW came out, there’s still new stuff being discovered till this day, hence why IMO its one of the best Zelda games and one of my favorite video games in general next to Majora’s Mask, Little Big Planet 2 & Sonic Adventure 2.
Same here I love those games!
@@BisFuraki Dope man!
The fact that I have 600 hours in this game, 5 years later, and yet I'm still finding out new things about it!
A cool feature I found, with the final memory, Impa shows you a painting of where to find the scene. If you take a picture of that with your shieka slate, Link will pull it up before the memory is viewed, but if you don't, he will just think hard for a moment.
I love how they got out of their way to voice those cutscenes for the two people that will take a different approach to the game
In my reruns of the game you really get to appreciate the little details like changed cut scenes I've found the not meeting sidon cutscene but not this one I'll have to get it myself my next playthrough thanks for showing us this! Keep it up
Aww, yeah, agreed! ^^ I getcha!
We keep discovering new things about this game. I'm looking forward to seeing titles such as "15 things we just found out in Breath of The Wild 2!"
People still make those for the first game, which is nuts
This game is absolutely fucking beautiful. I played botw beat it. But haven't beaten beaten it. I still have memories to get for the true ending, plus only 1,000,000 korok seeds to get. But I did get 2 xl3ds systems every zelda game for it so I have a lot of game time ahead of me with just the zelda games not to mention the 10,000 plus other game I have but haven't even played. Love your videos dude
I am playing once again BOTW and I just reached Zora's domain. I did everything to get to the part where I need to ask an old zora about electric arrows and I have to wear the zora's armor. Unconsciously, I went to talk to him with the armor already on, and I didn't need to end a conversation and start another with my armor on. Instead, Sidon tells directly the old fish to look at my outfit, and I'm glad Nintendo thought about it :)
Something similar happens in Zora's Domain when you don't meet Sidon at the beginning of the valley. I was quite surprised when Zelda talked about Ruta.
They really found a way to make every mission work in any order
it shows how dificult it is to make a completely free of exploring game with a story, you have to take into account the different gameplay styles players would make without ruining the storytelling
The fact that I've played this game 4 times start to finish and never considered doing this is crazy alongside the fact that I'm still finding new places I've never seen before
Just recently found out in my MM playthrough that a blood moon can appear in the background of the Divine beast targetting cutscene. After I freed Vah Rudania, and it lined up its lazer to the castle, I had a blood moon in the background
This is fascinating🤩
And something completely new to me as well, since I played BotW pretty “linear” in both of my runs.
Now that’s a great attention to detail.
I finished all Divine Beasts before seeking Impa. It was the fastest Main Quest Completed I ever got, lol.
same goes for all divine bests and cutscenes for the dlc !
I learned this from watching Wolf Link's "minimalist run" where he tried to do the most amount of stuff while acquiring the least amount of items & quests. Pretty cool!
Oh dang! I thought it was going to be Zelda telling you to go back to Impa, but it ended up being so much better! The game fills in any missing exposition and let's you have a go at it. Great design.
Daruk: I was gonna say that!
Fun fact: blessing shrines usually have a wood chest, but if it is in the goron region, it is a metal chest imstead!!!
Does she say this exact thing if you get to any of the four divine beasts before speaking with Impa? Or does she say something slightly different depending on which divine beast you encounter before seeing Impa?
I think it's the same
If you get all four Impa will go through the explanation and then end by saying something like: "Oh! You already freed them all." There is a video on it somewhere.
@@Degdreams ^ I am talking about what Zelda says, not Impa. I already know Impa tells you this.
@@rominn2184 Ooooh. I misread. I don't think so.
@@rominn2184 It is the same. For example, I went to Vah Naboris first and Zelda said it.
_"I believe in you, Link."_
* *CLANK CLANK CLANK*
Once I was just trying to get to the gerudo desert oasis without dying, and after I reached it i decided to take a look at the desert even futher and all of a sudden I get the cutscene (and after that zelda's speech). I had a heart attack, I think I had about 5-6 hearts and quite bad weapons, and I was like nope I'm taking a 180 degree turn.
It was only later on when I found out the divine beasts won't just attack you out of nowhere and hunt you down the moment you get closer, and that you have to do a bit of a talking and quests to fight them:'D
never noticed this before, great video as always
They were on top of people not playing the game linearly, good on them
That's pretty good. Too bad little Timmy in Hateno still wants specifically a Moblin Club. A Dragonbone Moblin club won't do even though it's literally just a moblin club with a dragon bone stapled on. It took me forever to find one and as soon as I was done showing it to little Timmy, I teleported to Rudania and yeeted it into Death Mountain.
amazing to see how this game came out 5 years ago and people are still finding new things out
"I believe in you, link"
Shit, **I** believe in 3 heart link climbing death mountain
I would have loved to hear that in my playthrough, great job on the voice acting right there
I encountered this on my first playthrough cause I ignored the King’s advice by going in the opposite direction and ended up in the desert lol
"Hey Zelda... while you're here... Have you seen my Champion's Tunic?"
I love Zelda's voice in this game
This game is a tomb full secrets like if u somehow manage to make ur way to the zonas domain u can immediately make ur way to the throne room and Sidon will be mad at u if u sneak up while he’s waiting at the entrance the cutscene triggers whit Sidon being scared
I think I might've seen this on my first playthrough but I can't remember
there was a lot of speculation before the game came out about what that big flying thing in the sky is so as soon as I got off the Great Plateau I went straight for Vah Medoh
Man this just goes to show how detailed BOTW is. It seems like the game is prepared for every scenario the player could go through and has small changes just to suit those players. Can't wait for BOTW 2!
That's actually really cool. Botw has been out for 10 years now and we are still finding new things.
It's amazing that even 5 years later we are still discovering new things about this game
Amazing detail! I didnt noticed it till now
Did you know you there are 2 cutscenes for Zora’s domain? The first one is meeting Sidon by Lanayru tower and following him up to the domain. The second cutscene happens when you take the back way to the domain [glide from Akkala tower to the ledge on the mountain side (I believe its Ploymus Mountain), it will start raining when you land so use Revali’s gale to get to the top, then climb down the mountain to the domain]. The cutscene shows Sidon telling you visitors are not currently welcome to the domain until he realizes your Hylian. The conversation with the Zora king is also different.
Edit: After reading comments apparently everyone knows this. 🤷♀️
Wow beautiful detail
Nintendo literally thought of everything before launching the game
Wonderful 🤩
Oh wow its so cool after all these years there are still so many cool details
It’s one thing to give your player the freedom to complete any task in the game in any order.
It’s another to program in extra content for each possible scenario.
I wish I could play this game for the first time again so badly 😭
The attention to detail man 👌
I love how even after 5 years, people are still finding hidden details in this game
There is also a unique cutscene for encountering your first lionel on top of zoras domain during the quest
Actually… I think I remember both. Pretty sure I waited for Impa in master mode but had forgot that Zelda said nothing in Normal Mode.
How are we STILL finding new details about the game years later?
A lot of this stuff is legitimately impressive
There’s a bunch of little things they do to compensate for people doing things out of order. For example there’s different dialog if you enter Zoras domain without meeting Sidon at all
I noticed this on my fourth playthrough. I figured I didn’t need to see impa as I already knew where to go but was surprised by this extra cutscene. The amount of detail in this game is incredible.
They really thought of every eventuality of a player's actions
I like the idea of Link first going to Impa after having already freed all 4 beasts and obtaining the master sword
This actually happened to me the first time because I was determined to play the game in the most random order I could
You quite literally learn something new about this game everyday-
I've known this for awhile since I always head for Gerudo Town as soon as I exit the Great Plateau
Look how they made sure not to freeze the game during Zelda's voice-over to save time for the speedrunners!
I've played this game 10 times, even did a speedrun (which I did not succeed at, it took me 3 hours LOL) where I ignored impa and did not notice that. This game will always be my favorite
The fact we're still finding new things in this game YEARS later is incredible
Imagine playing the game for the first time, blind of any info, and going nuts on not-meant-to directions. Awesome
It's amazing how much detail Nintendo added to this game. I'm replaying this game for the 4th time as I'm writing and God damn this is one of the best games I've ever played in my life. Can't wait for botw 2
I got my switch in 19, and BOTW a few months later, so I'd seen a lot of content. Still, like always, I played through by the quest, and it was a lot of fun. Once done, I spent several months doing side quests, getting all shrines, all koroks (I won't do that again) and more, so I'd show 100% on the map. That was a good feeling, but then, as I didn't have other games to play that were as enthralling, I started playing out of order. The scene with Impa if you have the sword and all 4 beasts, the 4 "city managers" (or whatever) recognize the sword if you have it, it's amazing the amount of thought that went into this game.
Also, the guy that tries to stop you jumping by Bosh Kala is based on a real person who has saved A LOT of lives in San Fransisco, and there's even a character (loosely?) based on Robin Williams in the game, as he loved it so much he named his daughter Zelda.
You just don't see games this well thought out any more.
To this day, there’s more things to learn. I love it.
That's so cool!
Fascinating
Thats actually clever to help first time players who forgot Impa existed on their journey.
I was not expecting the MLBB 505 theme song to play afterwards lol. Made me miss playing the game after so much time.
yet another reason to love BOTW!!!
The divine beasts are all in perfect positions:
Rudania is on the obviously glowing volcano
Ruta is very close to the 1st major objective past the plateau (I stumbled across it after falling off the cliff)
Medoh could be anywhere, you're obviously curious about the bird flying overhead
You're probably going to be curious about the desert moreso than the grass almost everywhere else
I didn’t even know this myself, it’s a nice hidden detail in the game
Without a majority of the player-base even realizing, BOTW was able to account for nearly every sequence break possible in the game and seamlessly incorporate some way to acknowledge it (Zelda’s “in case you missed impa” voiceover, Sidon’s surprise if you make it to Zora’s Domain before he ever finds you, etc.) Now THAT’S game design!!! Makes me wonder if we’ll ever know all the possible alternate scenes, given that there were some secrets in Wind Waker that weren’t found for nearly a decade after release!
I wonder what happens if you find Yunobo first and then talk to Bluto.
after i restarted the game i tried to do a lot of things "out of order" just to see. i got to zoras domain without interacting with sidon, i didnt do any of the divine beasts and just went to the ganon fight. but the one that took THE most effort was getting the master sword, defeating all divine beasts, completely filling in my hearts and stamina all before meeting impa. i HIGHLY ENCOURAGE everyone to do something different in each playthrough because each time is a different experience. currently im getting 999 of all items i can possibly get before going after any of the divine beasts
This game has so much freaking attention to detail.
Thank you for skipping to the relevant bits. It's small, but appreciated
link skipping impa speedrun just to have more self esteem to beat the divine beasts
They really did want this to be as open world as possible, ensuring that even if you don't meet Impa you need some background, so screw it, let's throw in some explanation for the guy who didn't follow instructions lol
they really made sure they did an open world game right
Nintendo: adds an extra cutscene with a few lines.
This video: omg soooo much detail after many years! Thanks Nintendo!
It's not even a cutscene. It's just a voice over.
Not to mention it's completely unnecessary and a bit hand holdy. I think if i was playing for the first time and was the kind of person to skip past the story quests, I'd much rather stumble upon the devine beast quests and figure out naturally that my goal is to get inside them through playing the quest. Rather then Zelda's disembodied voice flat out telling me what my goals are.
@@cocoxcocoa Well, is link supposed to go and challenge the dangerous giant divine robot on the flaming mountain without a reason? Besides, handholdy is the OPPOSITE of botw
@@cocoxcocoaAt least it’s not TOTK-level handholding.
I had noticed that too. I have a tendency to go towards my first divine beast (which is usually Medoh) before seeing Impa.
Really goes to show how much the developers worked on this outstanding game.
I knew about this because of the run I did where I was aiming to get the Bow of Light with no xp, and went to Mount Hebra before even going near the Dueling Peaks to grind rupees
Bro dude has the same progress as my brotha i believe in u
You know it would have been cool if Zelda gave you info on the divine beast you encounter
This happened to me on my first play through and I really thought this happened for everyone💀
It's cool, i got it in my first time because I just didn't go to see impa until 200+ hours into the game
Nintendo is the Pixar of video games down to the very small details that really make the game stand out.
“I believe in you Link”
Try saying that in a world like Attack on Titan.
vah rudania has always been my favorite