ZELDA vs RED DEAD 2, but explained with food
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2019
- Zelda Breath of the Wild VS Red Dead Redemption 2, but entirely with food analogies. (NO STORY SPOILERS)
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I chose not to talk about Red Dead Online in this review, and just focus on the main single player campaign, as RDO is still only in beta.
#zelda #reddeadredemption2 - Ігри
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this took waaaay too long and I have no clue if this is any good, my bad. But anyways! I'm thinking I want to try mixing up gaming challenges and more food videos going forward (maybe alternate back and forth?), so let me know if you have any thoughts!
DougDoug upload more frequently goddamit jk love u 🅱️🅱️ (seriously be more frequent in uploads plz)
Its good
It's perfect, chief.
I do not enjoy battle royals myself but i have to say that Apex feels completely different than any other br i have ever played . I would appreciate if you made a Apex Legends vs Fortnite vs Pubg vs Blackout
Also the video is VERY epic . This explains everything about ANY game you have ever described .
"Ganon Ramsay"
I love you so much.
THIS CALAMITY IS FUCKING RAAAAAAAW
WHERE'S THE TRI FORCE!?!
Literally just about to mention that
WHAT ARE YOU!?
an idiot princess
I heard that and im like "Ohhh...My....-Well Played"
"Please stop improving my spoon." One of my new favorite out-of-context quotes.
HartSickle lol
Triple super mega ultra spoon now with spoon eye and spoon bombs🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄
@@kaptan466 wahhh I want the spoon maybe then I can beat luigi and get on that smash bros roster : (
Same
Yes! MORE POWERFUL SPOONS! TACTICAL SPOONS!
"You hardly have any arrows in botw"
Me: **laughs in 999 arrows**
If you use them a lot and don’t go to the shops to buy them, it is very difficult to obtain them
@@AlexNINTENFAN i hereby say that, you can use glitches.
either just get arrows from that one chest in eventide island until you get max or just get a multishot lynel bow and hit a specific fire thing like the cooking pot in the kara kara bazaar or the fire thing in the start of the lost forest
Ikr Me two 😂😂😂
@@sxlproductions no its more like driving back to your house to get more ingredients as it is just as "hard", because the process isnt but the way to get there is
NAHH BECAUSE I GOT 999 ARROWS AND A DAY LATER I HAD 600
I tried stealth approach in rdr2, I was hidden in the bushes and enemy spot me from meters away, Dutch really forces you to use the damn spoon
You’re supposed to hide in the shadows
@@ALJ9000 i was hiding behind a tree even then odriscoll saw me. This game could have been perfect.
In a game with gunslingers and outlaws why wouldn't firearms be the typical weapon used?
stealth works most of the time but in some story missions theyre coded to see you even if youre hidden for some reason
@@dushyantsingh3279 it’s a outlaw game set in the end of the Wild West. This isn’t a Batman game. Stealth isn’t going to be a factor
Okay,I have to admit.....when I play Zelda,I really just look at the map and say "wonder what that is..." one trip later I'm f***ing naked and stranded on an island being chased by a giant,hungry cyclops
Edit:In all honesty,Eventide is one of my favorite trials in Breath of the Wild
Which ended up being one of the best moments in the game, imo.
Lmao I died so many times getting to that island, it was a great experience
Thats eventide for ya.
I like ur oneshot profile Pic. Also Eventide is my fav too
Naked and afraid LOZ edition wahhh I remember when I ended up naked and running through the woods
Arthur: "I don't wanna cook steak tacos no more Dutch."
Dutch: "ARTHUR.... ARTHUR! HAVE YOU COMPLETELY LOST FAITH IN MY STEAK?"
“the doubting...the doubting!”
WE JUST NEED *LETTUCE*
I HAVE A RECIPE
"I don't wanna cook steak tacos no more Dutch" I just started laughing at what I imagined
Also Dutch: If wE HaD moRE MoNEh wE MayBe MaKe sOme *MaNgO TacO*
I contend that most of Breath of the Wild’s storytelling happens in the game world itself as you look upon the ruins, and the towns that have somehow managed to survive and flourish despite the Calamity.
That’s what I mean. BoTW has a story but it isn’t in your face. You have to look for the (amazing) story
Still story is not great its just good enough
@@horatiotodd8723 it’s great
@@Number.1Yanfei.Fan123 yeah good but not compared to red dead or the witcher i still like breath of the wild more though.
Oh boy, you betrayed to the whole gang of idiots. Breath of the wwild can be good but man, you say western, foolish and serious people, the most chad character you see and so many open world details with fascinating graphics. And Zelda is good for open world. And another fact is: When you play BOTW with sword and shield, it makes you think that are you playing an Elder Scrolls game. Sure graphics are not everything but Rdr2's open world is so huge and beatiful for researching. Zelda is good for combat (which i like to play with sword in games) and variaty of new places to explore is surely great but for me BOTW doesn't need to be upper than 96 metacritic because its too much if you ask me(if you look at Payday 2 it says 74 metacriric, not fair for an online game) and yeah, I think BOTW is overrated as hell. It should be 90 on metacritic.
Doug's modern content is great, but part of me misses this series. Oh well. Good Doug content is still good Doug content.
Same
It reminds me a bit of Egoraptor, ngl. "Okay, Game Grumps is fun sometimes, sure, but... the Awesome series... y'gonna return to that?"
"No."
"... Alright."
"Yes Zelda is trapped in a hundred year hells-kitchen cook off with Ganon Ramsay but she'll be *fine*
How be beat Ganon Ramsay:
*dUriAn*
Hide the lamb sauce
You know it's been a while since I've bin a Grammar Nazi.
*he's*
Shit no
Anyways I'm off to go commit neck rope because I didn't read it correctly
I had been playing breath of the wild for 4 hours straight and hopped on to read dead 2.
I jumped off a cliff thinking I could pull out the paraglider.
Mood
𝙮 𝙞 𝙠 𝙚 𝙨
But hey, at least you can experience Arthur screaming his lungs out and the funny ragdoll at the end
AHappyLittlePotato, indeed lol
*sad titanic flute music plays*
The Narrative department at Rockstar I honestly think is the best in the industry. They don't produce new titles or new games often, but when they do they're some of the best characters and stories the entire video gaming industry has to offer.
The narratives for GTA V and RDR2 were honestly on-par with emmy winning dramas like Breaking Bad or Game of Thrones, made even more immersive by the fact that a video game can completely immerse you in the world that story is taking place in. The length and format of the narrative is too different to be compared to most traditional types of storytelling, but when it comes to the overall impact of the characters and the overarching theme of narrative overall, I'd happily put RDR2's campaign against any western story every written.
Its just that good.
true. No other game ever has side characters(and main characters) with as much depth as rdr2. Throughout the game, you are in a gang, so you encounter either of your friends fighting or arguing or discussing and you can find photographs, letters etc and do missions for them. Its just so good and you care for most of the characters. RDR2 has the best video game story up to date(in my opinion).
I agree with everything you just said
RDR2 is a wonderful story and characters, but GTA5 is garbage, wdym. I actually did not expect RDR2 story to be good BECAUSE I knew it's from Rockstar and it was a very pleasant surprise.
@@delacroixx That’s like, your opinion man.
@@theoofer478 yep, and? That's the whole point of this site - to express your opinion.
I agree with everything you said here except that the random surprises you find in RDR2 are more like appetizers. I'll agree that most of them aren't as elaborate as the main missions but there are a lot of secrets in the game that aren't marked on the map but are super memorable to me and surprised me a lot (ie the Aberdeen pig farm which has an entire cutscene).
I was going to say like the same thing!
The thing is, as well as everything he mentioned for botw in the entertaining surprises, it also has koroks (if you don’t play botw then I’ll attempt to explain)
They are little forest spirits that are hidden all around the world, and finding them lets you slowly expand your inventory.
Each one, you have to do a little fun puzzle to find.
It may be climbing a tree and lifting a rock there, or diving into a circle of lily pads, or offering fruit to an idol, or balancing the number of apples on trees, or shooting through a hole in a rock, or rolling a boulder down a hillside or anything at all.
There are 999 of them in Hyrule, and there are so many other fun little moments as well.
The two games are very evenly matched but botw definitely takes the edge here.
That doesn’t sound nearly as cool
i just started playing and its just really cool to have people just come up to you when your just walking around and then give you a mission to rescue somebody
Not to mention that people that have played for years still discover new things. Those 500,000 voicelines and 5 years of work really make sense now.
I just realized the Dutch is a mango because he wants to go to Tahiti and be a mango farmer
Twitch chat wants to go to tahiti
It's a pepper
@@theskaters9811 it's a mango, trust me
@@theskaters9811 definitely a mango
About to comment that
"The music isn't overpowering like some games"
*laughs in doom*
The Guardian A MAN OF CULURE I SEE
You can definitely tell that Mic Gordon’s music exists, but it doesn’t overpower the game. It is actually pretty perfect.
An intertwining dance of metal and bullets with a hint of chainsaw
@@darkmode96 that's beautiful 😢
PLAY THE FLYING MUSIC
The whole element of surprise for me in Zelda BOTW actually worked twice with the same thing: the dragons. When I first saw Farosh I was like "Holy shit! Is that a freakin Dragon?!" And then I saw it again with Dinraal. I was like "Ok, there's obviously also an ice dragon somewhere, I'll probably find it eventually, these things are huge after all, not that big a deal." But I couldn't find Naydra, and then I used my camera on the mountain where Naydra was in the first game (which is surrounded by clouds until you cleanse Naydra) and I saw that Naydra was on top of that mountain, and I was like "but why isn't she moving?" so I went to the top and found her corrupted, and I was like "Well....I was not expecting that!"
And then it happened again in Tears of the Kingdom. I looked up into the night sky, saw a dragon, aimed my camera at it, and it was called...Light Dragon? And I was like "that thing is so high up in the sky, how am I ever gonna reach it?!" I won't say any more than that, since the Light Dragon is a major part of the story and talking to much about it is basically just spoilering everything
The Yiga just being bananas at 8:19 is pure gold.
"Yeah, this river looks cool, but it could use a LENS FLARE."
(Western Pirates of the Caribbean intensifies)
9:10 R.I.P chocolate cake 2000-2000
Jj
yes that is something he said in the video
@@tedscheett9420 j uy y
Dude did you stock your fridge with nothing but Taco materials for a 10 minute video about BotW and RDD2? That's dedication man.
Rdr2 not Rdd2
@@paapakermy3845 Bro no it's Red Dead Dedemption 2 broo...
Closer to 20 minutes
Yes red dead dedemption, my favourite game
I mean, he might've wanted to eat some tacos too. Maybe Doug was like "Hey, I got these tacos, and I need to do a video."`
I kinda like they took the idea that you are thrown into this open world though because to take it from links perspective, you woke up and found out you have been asleep for 100 years, and you keep hearing these voices from someone you don't even remember and instantly told you have go and rescue a land that has been lost in your memory's, so while link needs to save the land it also comes back to him trying to remember his place and who everyone was which is where memory's come into play, it definitely isn't as pointed out and we'll told as some stuff in red dead is but its neat to think about
Your issue with red dead is solved if you do it kinda backwards.
If you chose to first use all the more fun but less deadly weapons you die more and money ends up being scarce making buying ammo harder to justify which also makes the ammo enemies drop your main source of bullets.
It is having to nerf yourself to fix something that already should be like that but it does make the moment to moment combat more fun.
The problem with that idea is that if you are a first-time blind player, you may not think of those creative strategies and are just having fun exploring.
By the time shooting gets stale, it's too late to do anything else.
@@notdemomantf2294 I acknowledge that most people won't try to play like that on a first or any playthrough and that I got rather lucky with how I explored the gameplay.
Was just trying to share a way I found to inject more fun into the game just by tweaking how you play.
*WW2 explained with food*
World War Two was kind of like a great big cook-off between several master chefs from all over the world. In the end... it just made a huge mess and started an argument between two of the winners about who's pies were better.
Schnitzel hates bagels
I actually love this idea, I was just watching Netflix's new WW2 documentary and it'd be super fun to do a video on it. Thanks for the sage advice, Rommel
"And then America comes in at the last few minutes and joins in on England and Russia cooking some pork, then declares itself the reason it tasted so great"
Danke Kommandant, very cool
“You’re forced to use those weaker tactics-“ *Shows image of Link nuking a small camp of Bokoblins*
Ikr lol I’m so hyped for the new one. Btw Jesus can save and science supports it
@@therandomd2717 what does religion have to do with anything here
eg it doesn’t but it has to do with your life so since I enjoy this video and want to spread the hope, I do both.
@@therandomd2717 fair enough do what you want
eg I hope you think more on what I said abs you are free to ask me about it more because it’s hope. I can’t force you because it’s your choice but thanks for not being super mad and aggressive like others.
I love that when Doug is rummaging around in his cupboard, the Toblerone is just barley visible in the corner, disappears when he grabs the whopper and materializes in his hand again when he grabs it
10:21
Rockstar: You got it fam. **releases GTA trilogy definitive edition**
I need you to explain LIFE but with food
Notice me as well
"Life is like a box of chocolates. Ya never know what yer gonna get."
It tastes like a Whopper.
@@PrGibus And it never lasts for fat people.
This is a sour pickle, and guess what? It's you! Haha jk.
I just wanna forget BOTW and play it again
Same!
Me when I first read this comment:
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie
one time i played it with my ex and i have to say i want to buy a switch or wiiu just to play that game
Yeah same
@hugo 4363 So, they're now employing new programmers for a new Zelda game, we might be getting one soon!
To me, Zelda just seems way too chill sometimes, and I know red dead has those moments too, but like you said, with those moments in red dead, you really start to appreciate life, and can relate to a lot of different characters.
13:12 this is what AC: Odyssey did so well. You get to choose whether you want a BIG FUCKING LABEL or just want to find everything yourself. I love that about it.
Doug: arrows are super rare
Me: laughs in 999 ancient arrows
At least in the beginning of the game.
Laughs in full story completion in rdr2
@JoemoBiggs it's a joke
How how how how did you get that many ancient arrows please tell me
@@ianlee4850 alot of Zelda glitches
Player: *Attempts to be somewhat creative*
RDR2: I HAD A GODDAMN PLAN
pretty much
Why did I read that as "R2D2"?
@@brunosimoes7568 nice pfp
@@koffykrispy5322 same to you my good friend
Kinda sad, so much creative shit you can do in it but the game activily punishes you for it, I mean you can make bows with dynamite on them FUCKING DYNAMITE BOWS!
Breath of the wild’s ending is like drinking expired milk after eating the best pizza of your life.
Nah it's more like a chocolate it's good but after eating the pizza you don't really want it
Or getting blue balled
I mean, what did you expect? The story content leading up to this - as in, the 4 divine beast quests - are at about the same level.
Its more like after getting the best dinner of your life, your dessert is a slightly stale piece of bread
I agree to much
Bro i remember watching this when it came out and took a liking to Doug. Never watched him actively but when I saw that this guy has grown so much. Feels like a proud mom💀
It's weird how a broke outlaw has a fridge full of food but the literal king of Hyrule barely has anything in his.
To be fair, the King’s country has been destroyed and the outlaw could’ve stolen it.
To be completely fair, Gannon Ramsay would've stolen it for his own show. There's no denying that.
I mean, The king *is* a ghost
Link is a glutton, so maybe he ate most of the food in his last visit
@@randyb2808 Yeah, your right.
When Doug says that the combat is like making a taco: 🤨
Me five minutes later: yeah, that makes sense
Please don't take my eyes
Oh no. The husks have Internet access. Are you gonna steal my eyes digitally now?
@@senzasmentalissues474 okay then.
@@senzasmentalissues474 thanks for the warning
“You sir, are a fish.”
-Arthur Morgan
“HYAAAAH!”
-Link
8:09 “here’s a durian”
💀☠️
400 hours later in Zelda's kitchen.
"Hmm I've seen this cupboard like a million times already, there's probably nothing else to find-
wait this toblerone was hidden in here this whole time!?! Oh my god I love Zelda's kitchen!"
the issue is literally every surprise is a toblerone, and eventually the toblerones become boring and you get excited because you found a kitkat once.
@@MrSignman65 sometimes the joy is in figuring out how the toblerone was hidden and not the toblerone itself. Maybe once I've gotten the 600th toblerone the magic of seeing it all done before will be gone by then but I'm currently still at 400ish toblerone so it's gotten routine but not boring especially since the latest discovery really surprised me in a whole new way.
@@marianamora4203 I would need to buy the Building that Zelda’s kitchen is in to eat breath of the wild. Ok done with the food thing should I buy a switch just to get Zelda (I would probably play other games to)
@@Aidan.MacMaster Yes
@@Aidan.MacMaster honestly botw is the best switch game, so it is very worth it to me.
*"W O A H ! Your **_Spoon_** is in poor condition-"*
“You gotta use some *spoon oil* to maintain that.”
*Well you’ve just unlocked a DOUBLE BARREL SPOON.*
All right all right but what if I add spoon eye
Please stop improving my SPOON
yeah, that *was* in the vdeo
The explained with food series is so fun and easy to watch and rewatch i have watched them so many times that some times i put them on when im going to bed and i can close my eyes and just play it in my head while i fall asleep and it helps a lot and thats why im writing this at 4:30 am because this was my last resort that i know will work so i just wanted to say thanks Doug when it comes down to it you are without a doubt my favorite UA-camr
this is the first appearance of olive oil on the Doug Doug channel, a legend is born
Hey, stop improving my spoon!
...
*Here's a durian*
OMG, yes!
what kind durian
*hearty*
Hey why do I have a durian in my Taco?
Red Dead : *Its a party*
*Where's the butcher knife to cut it though?*
You must solve a puzzle to cut it.
"A taco inspired combatsystem"
-DougDoug 2019
Truly a philisopher of modern times
I like Zelda’s story and that it’s not emphasized. It gives players a choice to explore the world and they make their own story in the world. While it’s not emphasized and not focused upon, it still holds some beautiful moments and really fun stories within like Urbosa, Kass, and the Gerudo. It’s the freedom to create your story that makes it so much more fun.
12:14 Yes I remember I talked to a random npc and he said, i believe a tresure is in the mountain. No misión, no path, no dot in the map. So I just try to go up there and I was amazed of how I finded by causualty. In any other game it would only be a random dialog, but here it had meaning
"Zelda is trapped in a 100 year hell's kitchen cookoff with *Gannon Ramsay* "
IM DYING LMAO
Zelda trapped: where is he?
Link: where is the Toblerone? I can smell it!
Aww man would have been better if he said Goron Ramsay
Yeah that joke was pretty funny
@@stavroskoul732 Nothing can be raw in that village
does that mean z crew and Ganon are somehow related?
“My god’ that is uncivilized”
“Well their civilization was literally destroyed”
Someone give this man an Oscar
"This place ain't no such thing as civilized"
@@marcogypaetus9607 😹😹🤣🤣
Laughs in robbing a bank for that ONE MORE SCOR
@@marcogypaetus9607 Ha nice rdr2 reference
😶😐🤨😃😄😁😆
10:50 ah! a fellow tobleronian!
I come back to this video so often it is so well-made! The actual DougDoug is right, he has good ideas
Arthur: "This taco sounds amazing Dutch but I've eaten it all before. I insist that you let us eat something different!"
Ditch: "You insist?"
He insists
*Insists...*
I INSIST
*He...* *_Insists!?_*
AH THERE‘S ALWAYS A GODDAMN TACO
Every time I watch a video with Zelda in it I find something in it and go
“WHEN DID THAT EXIST!?”
happens all the time man....i didnt even know you can make a catapult
@@kurozero1072 when i first started and got magnesis, i saw metal, i catapulted myself into the outer world, and... I died, baseball bat to the face style
Siddarth Selvarajan exactly how I felt with selmie’s place
@@Atlas_Tyr yeah, man, Selmie's place was probably my favorite discovery. Makes me glad I bothered to do all the shrines just so I found her.
@@MagicalHatStudios I just randomly stumbled across that place. Didn't bother doing the quest but might do it now.
My biggest gripe with botw was that towards the end your taco would boil down to the same 4-5 ingredients every time because your other options for ingredients are just not as good. IE - just running through enemies with your highest tier weapons or shooting 45 bomb arrows in 5 seconds flat.
I honestly love the open world in scarlet and violet. Once you get koraidon or Miraidon and beat a few titans for upgrades, I’d say the best points are A: randomly seeing a titan or B: discovering new Pokémon (either returning or brand spanking new). There are points, but thanks to the map, there’s only a small icon on the map, but nothing related to the game itself. You have to try and go in the direction you think is right, and I LOVE it.
shut up now pokemon is 🤖
"so both of these games has a taco inspired combat system" this is fucking amazing
“What’s for dessert, Dutch?”
“I have a FLAN!”
*half the cast dies from eating dutches poorly made flan*
Dildo Sniper the FLAN would be good if the crew had FAITH
@@fareteaha true
Fare Teaha okay the pair of you shut the fuck up, he made the flan with tahiTi sauce who uses cooking sauces on flans
Get it, tahini sauce
in botw there was a time i went through faron, trying to find the dragon (after seeing *almost* every shrine)
and suddenly... i spot a shrine in the distance.
after 25 hours worth of gameplay from the last shrine, i found another one.
that was a goddamn amazing moment, one of my favourite in gaming.
This is my favorite dougdoug video by far because it was the 1st one of his videos I saw and I really love it so I subed and than I realized that he's not as serious as I thought he is really goofy and loveable and has twitch chat buy a anime body pillow for a friend who is staying at his place for 2 months. But again I really live dougdougs videos that are really the best and they always bring me joy to watch
"Yeah this river is pretty cool, but it could really use a lens flare"
When I tell you I CACKLED
11:00 He just made a food analogy for his food analogy. I'm so done
No comments wow
What about a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy
@@memerman9268 what if you made a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy
@@dungeonsanddragons7334 what if you made a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy
@@memerman9268 but what if.. You made a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy for a food analogy.
On RDR2s part, when you find an easter egg or a secret something its even more surprising as you would expect everything to be shown on the map
In rdr2 when I started playing as john, I tried doing hector's coach mission with no gun and I got caught trying to rob them so I was chased and I fled and the only weapon I had was a lasso and a knife so I had to use my horse and a lasso to kill them until I found a gun on one of them
I mean I wandered into a cabin in Red Dead and aliens appeared above the cabin soooo... that was pretty unexpected.
Ballistic Blocker you can find a second UFO, and it’s rumored that there’s a third.
Arthur Morgan, I know. The spot to find it is on top of a cliff isn’t it?
Ballistic Blocker yeah, I think it’s either Mount Shann or Mount Hagen.
And if you find that nun women and do her missions she will appear in a story mission. And if you find that annoying feminist she can appear at the party at the mayors house in that mission. So i would say pretty unexpected events happen in rdr2
@@mfrosty198 Don't disrespect Sister Calderon.
"Maintain your spoon with spoon oil"
"Have a double-barreled spoon!"
"Spoon eye!"
"Please stop improving my spoon!!!"
Introducing infinity spoon)(all you need is 5 fork gems)
Ok, your saying you want a NOT-spoon spoon? Ok, have a spork.
when valve imbalances a weapon and everyone complains.
He is like you have barely any resources like cooking with what you have in your fridge but then you use amibo and that is just ordering from like hello fresh or Uber eats
5:04 The moral of the story take care of your spoons
"Real life looks last gen compared to Red Dead." im literally dying xD
Are you alive
@@grafton5696 It’s been 6 months and he hasn’t replied yet, yeah I think this man is no longer with us.
@@RandomPerson-cm2wg r.i.p 😔
Oh no do you need me to call an ambulance?
@@owen3841 There ain’t no medical cure for death son. We need to find the dragonballs.
So while I won't act like BotW's story is a masterpiece, I do really love that the open-world and main story support each other. After leaving the starting area, there is really only one mandatory quest and that is to defeat Ganon, so Link sets out to get stronger in order to do it. Almost everything the player does builds toward that goal whether it be working on the main quest, looking for shrines and koroks, stockpiling strong weapons, or even gathering the choicest bugs and fruits in order to make so many health and strength elixirs that you can take on Ganon without doing anything else. In a lot of games, I feel like the urgency of a strong story makes dicking around in the open-world feel weird at times. BotW's main story is definitely nothing to write home about content wise, but that allows it to pair with the open-world better than any other game I've played.
Exactly! I've always loved how elegantly it works from a purely mechanical standpoint. There are some hitches, but the pace and the feeling of playing it felt amazing
It's surprisingly hard for open world games to justify the dicking around. "I need to get stronger because Ganon will kick my ass if I don't" is basic, but effective. Simple works, overcomplicating it risks losing focus.
mariokarter13 Yes!! And the best part of it is that you can verify it at any time. There's nothing stopping you from going straight to Ganon at any time to see if you're strong enough. There's no required amount of strength you need to be to fight him. It isn't just how much Link has grown, it's how much you've grown as a player. And that just makes it feel that much more authentic.
I agree, I think the story is perfect for what Zelda wants to be. The memories add a bit of background, but mostly they let things in the world remain a mystery, which I loved. And like I mentioned in the video, Red Dead's story really doesn't mesh with the open world at all, so while I did enjoy the story, it felt more like a movie than a videogame. Whereas Zelda is just... videogame perfection
@@DougDoug On the real, I want some more botw tacos.
A cheat code in red dead describes it combat's problem: abundance is the dullest desire.
I remember DougDoug used to lean really hard into food metaphors, but I didn't know there were videos where they actually made complete sense!
I don´t have any clue, how or why, but this comparison between several different ways to make tacos is by far the most
adequate excplanation of my feelings on these two games. In my opinion, an absolute masterpiece of a review. 12/10 , would watch again.
*will
@@therealmadmaz ok idiot
Michael no ur the idiot
Couldn't understand your review, was not in food.
Wado129 this review was like eating your favorite food then your worst food making both of those foods the best
“I forgot how beautiful nature is”
Me: *flashbacks to me drowning my friend in online mode*
Plot twist: That wasn’t online mode
@@nox7126 Bigger plot twist: it wasnt red dead
@@waterh6944 *well something's red and dead, but it ain't the game*
@@helix2331 the steak is red and dead
"I forgot how beautiful nature is"
Me flashbacking to me killing someone's horse in online because they looked at me weird
Everything you said about unexpectedly finding food and how stuff gets boring after awhile actually makes a lot of sense good job man
Lesson to learn:
Don't watch Doug's videos before going to bed, you will want food.
can confirm, eating 4 slices of bread and butter at 1 am rn
"Please stop improving my spoon"
Never thought I'd hear that sentence in my life
Ganon Ramsey is my fav cook
Gibbonz Ramseyblight Ganon
YES
Lv1 cook, lv50 chef
ramsay
HA ho URREG AAAH
Translation: IT’S FUCKING RAW
I keep coming back to watch this video once every 3 weeks and I’m forever stuck in this endless cycle cause I keep seeing it in my recommended
I still come back and revisit these often to revel in I think the golden Doug age
DougDoug: there’s not really a story in botw.
The memories: *Allow me to introduce myself.*
For me, memories are like if you went to a restaurant, and they said: "You can choose anything on the menu and we'll bring it to you" so you say "That's awesome" and you order a dish and then they bring you a tablet where you see someone else dressed like you eating the food you ordered.
But the memories have no depth or background information.
@@anibalhyrulesantihero7021 The game was developed for Zelda funs that have played many versions of the game and already knew the story.
Israel Lopes but every Zelda game’s story is different. You can’t be comparing Breath of the Wild with Wind Waker or Link’s Awakening, can you?
@@mbccgliczsdnm7627 I mean, guy saves girl with op weapon from BBEG
Arthur: "How should we make these tacos?"
Dutch: "I have a plan!"
"i HavE A pLaN"
FTFY
Hi
We need money!
Arthur: "These tacos sound amazing Dutch but I've eaten it all before. I must insist on eating something new."
Dutch: "You insist?"
@@mrpringles6690... And to get outta here!!
Ganon Ramsey got me straight *DYIN’*
POV: You try to find a snack at night 1:35
One part I’m sad you didn’t mention about BOTW is the small stories and events of the past you can try to piece together by observing the environment.
Like seeing a well in the distance, then riding/walking up to it, seeing some broken wood laying around and other stuff, and realizing “wow, this used to be a town. Jeez.”
Little stuff like that is really great. To go with food comparisons, it’s like while you’re out making your tacos in Hyrule’s kitchen, you see some stains on the counter. You pause for a minute, inspect the stains in the kitchen, and realize “wow, that’s marinara sauce. Wonder what that was used for?” and then go back to making tacos. It’s small, and doesn’t stick in your head for super long, but it’s still pretty neat and interesting to find.
yeah its like that in red dead but some really good stories you can discover just get blatantly cut off.
speaking about botw, going to the forgotten temple legit makes me sad because it was so obviously an important place and things happened there...and its Forgotten. theres so many nice story bits to find and this temple is one of my faves
An other way to look at it, in the video, Doug referred to story as wondering where all the ingredients came from, and the trick in Hyrule kitchen is that you're told nothing, but every ingredient comes in packaging with riddles for kids on it, but solving the riddles gives you info on where the food was cultivated, how it was prepared etc. And sure, ultimately it's nothing groundbreaking. I mean, if you've got any experience as a cook, you have at least a bit of an idea of how cheese is made from milk, and you're not going to suddenly find out we're using fish milk or something completely unexpected... but the chase to get the info was fun, and if you're curious about all this, you'll have a great time looking for it.
Anthe Grim you’re so right
It's called environmental storytelling
"Arrows are very rare"
My 278 arrow stash i got from harassing shopkeepers:
There are certain techniques that you can get infinite arrows at too.
Me with about 450+ 400 elemental arrows.
Well you see, Beedle had some, and then that bokoblin gave me some, and the box had a few, and rpg tropes say horde your items, and...
Yeah... I... I'm also a bit of a hoarder in video games. I usually just pull out a sword anyway. I for some reason played BoTW like a hack & slash.
@@Woodland_Adventures Trial of the sword taught me true rarity.
Speaking of, when I get the master sword asap, I main it and use that to conserve all other weapons as long as possible, with exceptions for desperate strategies.
@@MayorofHopeville yep. Same strategy with the master sword. Haven't played that DLC yet...
This made me laugh, the fact that Arthur is an avocado and Dutch is a Mango. If you've played rdr2 you'll know that Dutch is always screaming about mangoes and Tahiti.
I think Doug forgot that people in the 18 hundreds put ammo in gumball machines
7:45 I never though a fricking Taco metaphor was going to speak to me so deeply. "Where did all this ingredients... come from?"
The supermario oddysey whip cream part was my favorite
Same
Nah mate.
Fucking ganon ramsy
no he rewend a gud cake
@@cremudgenguy2132 no that's a store bought rich chocolate cake they are bad the whipcrem makes it gud
Persona 5 would have a dump truck.
these videos are so well made and fucking hilarious 💀
"you can kill people off a horse, on a horse, and with a horse"
DougDoug 2019
Ganon Ramsay needs the Triforce of lamb sauce
Zelda:Link I need you to protect the triforce of natural flavors I will protect the triforce of bases but be weary for Ganon has the triforce of chemical preservatives protect it with your life for I am always with you
dying rn
9:22 "But then you go and actually buy one in real life, and it looks like a deflated testicle"
I have a new insult
Prepare for your opponent asking how you know what a deflated testicle looks like.
@Pranay Talati r/woooosh
Ben Horn not how you use r/wooosh
You look like a deflated testical
@cozmoiscool r/SHUTTHEHELLUPTHISISUA-camANDNOTREDDIT
RD2 looks realistic, ZeldaBOTW feels realistic
I kinda miss these videos, they were really fun, even if Doug's current output is also pretty great.
“Yea my daughter is trapped in a castle with Gannon Ramsey but just MAKE SOME TACOS”
Best line ever
10:13 wtf you don't just WALK past a hearty blue sea snail
I'm allergic to shellfish.
Nathan Leonard He probably found the spot literally right next to Faron Tower with like 15 Hearty Durians. I didn't know that spot existed until my 3rd playthrough, but like 15 hours into said playthrough I had more Hearty Simmered Fruit than I knew what to do with.
Nathan Leonard he played that same clip at the beginning of the video so technically you missed it also
Why not? My inv is literally filled to the brim with hearty meals just by going through the jungle one time and getting shit tons of durians.
Uncivilized
3:14
So this is why we need "more money" Dutch blew all of our heist savings on Pearson's Camp Ingredients
I found that same chase sequence while looking for shrines, and I was blown away
“Why is that parrot here”
-avocado link 2019
Linkado
@@jimbobgamer2083 sorry for my garbage grammar
@@Nick-iv7ko I was just giving Avocado Link a name
@@jimbobgamer2083 I know I kinda want to do it but it is annoying (wooosh)
Guacamolink*
"Real life looks last-gen in comparison to Red Dead 2."
And Breath of rhe Wild not even last gen.
Speaking of the music while both games have it really nice and subtle whipped cream is freaking delicious.