It's more like a Boston fan going into a Boston bar and talking about how they're disappointed with the team this year.
Let us time travel back 100 years and try to stop the calamity incident.
It's the same engine and the overworld doesn't look too different either. This is coming out 2020/21 easy.
haha, okay bud. I like enjoying things, if you don't that's fine too
That's what I'm hoping for, absolutely. There were some really interesting parts of the overworld where nothing really happened (like the flooded abandoned village) and other parts that could be fresh without the constant threat of sentinels keeping you beating your feet through them. That overworld has a lot of untapped potential if you ask me... and there's barely any underground to it, and that looks like a huge focus here. Proper underground dungeons and caves and caverns to explore would be lovely.
These were my initial thoughts too, but having Ganondorf be the main threat again seems odd. It makes the most sense given what we know, but it could be something else like Yuga, which I might prefer as that opens up a lot more interesting possibilities with the Sacred Realm, Lorule and such.Okay, so here's what I've gotten from watching the trailer a few times.
Ganondorf's real body is in a cave/dungeon underground. It has a disembodied white glowing arm attatched to its chest and Ganon is basically a lifeless mummy. Magical energy is swirly around the arm. The energy looks like Gerudo language. Something happens where malice comes in and it looks like Ganon's body revives.
It seems like the arm may be an ally. At one point there is a flash of lightning and the shadow cast on the cave wall looks like a flashback to the past where someone attacked and defeated Ganondorf. I think you can see the figure the arm belongs to:
Maybe a monk?
The arm reaches out and saves Link or Zelda from falling.
At the very end, Hyrule Castle begins turning into a new Skyloft.
So my interpretation so far is this:
10,000 years ago someone, maybe a monk, helped seal Ganondorf's body away and their arm is all that's left. Link and Zelda enter the temple and find that the seal is almost gone. Ganon's malice enters and drives away the arm and revives Ganondorf. Link and Zelda fall and the glowing white arm saves them. Then Hyrule rises to the heavens.
A huge chunk of the development was making the engine for the game, followed by them losing a ton of work and having to delay for long period of time after deciding that designing the game around the wii U pad was the wrong course of action and that they should redesign it with zero gimmicks. Since BOTW is a sequel for the switch only, and they have an experienced team after working on the dlcs, they can iterate quite fast.
I slowed down the video. The arm seems to attach to link and fire into the ceiling and a bunch of Ganon juice comes outOkay, so here's what I've gotten from watching the trailer a few times.
Ganondorf's real body is in a cave/dungeon underground. It has a disembodied white glowing arm attatched to its chest and Ganon is basically a lifeless mummy. Magical energy is swirly around the arm. The energy looks like Gerudo language. Something happens where malice comes in and it looks like Ganon's body revives.
It seems like the arm may be an ally. At one point there is a flash of lightning and the shadow cast on the cave wall looks like a flashback to the past where someone attacked and defeated Ganondorf. I think you can see the figure the arm belongs to:
Maybe a monk?
The arm reaches out and saves Link or Zelda from falling.
At the very end, Hyrule Castle begins turning into a new Skyloft.
So my interpretation so far is this:
10,000 years ago someone, maybe a monk, helped seal Ganondorf's body away and their arm is all that's left. Link and Zelda enter the temple and find that the seal is almost gone. Ganon's malice enters and drives away the arm and revives Ganondorf. Link and Zelda fall and the glowing white arm saves them. Then Hyrule rises to the heavens.
Games still take time to make, it's not like they're just dragging and dropping things already there.
Imagine that would save so much time and resources in making a new game. People have expanded a bit more to reclaim and repair Hyrule, but all these chasms beneath the land have opened up like old wounds...
I just want some great dungeons and a more linear approach, kinda like A Link Between Worlds
Well they don't have to create all new assets nor a new engine, so I'm not seeing how this is comparable...this looks more like a Majora's Mask type direct sequel
I just find it odd that someone would go somewhere where people are all celebrating a thing just to tell them how much they dislike the thing being celebrated is all. It's less "policing" and more out of confusion. If I don't like something I just put it behind me, I don't feel the need to tell people that enjoy that thing that I dislike it.
They learned their lesson from BotW and didn't promise a year. I'm not expecting this before 2021.
It does look pretty far along if they already have specific cutscenes ready.
