Why Zelda Breath of the Wild Has The Best Tutorial in all of Gaming

[@CaptainAstronaut]

Thanks for Watching, and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!! When making this, I forgot how butt-ugly the characters in Twilight Princess HD are, WOOF

[@fudgen.a1249]

I’m glad to see you’re trying new things! Keep up the good work! :D

[@Lucas-gy5yr]

Please make a hydra guide, I already know how to use it and I love it but I want to hear you roast the shit out of it

[@Dumpster_Fire_246]

🅱️ORSE

[@Denkin_Donuts]

Your selda videos are top tier

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

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[@mitwhitgaming7722]

BotW is the only game that I will replay to actually enjoy the tutorial again. It always reminds me of the first time I set out on its expansive world.

[@Scionmaster5213]

Is there any other game that achieved this? I think *NOT!*

[@mitwhitgaming7722]

@@Scionmaster5213 Now, I do love replying the opening of Spider-man PS4 and Jedi: Fallen Order, but both of those games have somewhat tedious tutorials you have to replay to experience the story again.

[@evanting9371]

@@mitwhitgaming7722 I just started fallen order 1 month ago and I love the start of the game and the exploration and combat is AMAZING.

[@link-kun5974]

@@Scionmaster5213 Nier Automata and Sekiro got not much tutorials, and the prologue is fun as hell.

[@smirglepapier531]

@@link-kun5974 nier automata does it very good. In this half hour you get introduced to EVERY mechanic. And you do the very same beginning a second time with the whole OTHER mechanic. While I do not know if I want to call it a tutorial it is certainly a very good prologue to the game

[@raiknightshade3442]

I do love that the "tutorial" level doesn't make you do things any certain way. Case in point: I climbed the Temple of Time the hard way, up the front while trying not to fall off the tiny ledge, instead of going around and finding out *there was a goddamn ladder*

[@megasoniczxx]

I still remember climbing the mountain to the ice one and just barely making it since my items were so limited at the time and then panicking when I was slowly dying in the cold. Did it as the second temple and while I thought to turn back multiple times, I persevered and ended up making it through in the end despite it probably being the worst way I could've done it.

[@raiknightshade3442]

@@megasoniczxx I tried to take a torch up the mountain but kept having to kill enemies, got as far as the river before I realized that wasn't going to work so I went back and made the seafood dish for the old man 😅 still died like 10 times at that river tho 😔😔

[@agentsamumu]

THERE WAS A LADDER?????????

[@raiknightshade3442]

@@agentsamumu I KNOW RIGHT?!?!?!! it's somewhere along one of the sides, I don't remember which one tho, probably the less broken up one

[@VeuTrox]

@@raiknightshade3442 I went to the river too, and as I reached the end, realizing the bridge to cross to the other side was broken, I was too lazy to find another route. So what I did instead was save and do some hardcore parkour with all of the ruined parts of the bridge. Died a couple times but somehow I still managed to cross it. At that point I knew that it wasn't actually meant to be crossed that way xD

[@lloxu]

2:09 Link actually hurts his foot if you open a chest barefoot and away from the front. I have never noticed that, the amount of detail in this game still amazes me

[@CRT.v]

but wait, there's more! if you open a chest from the back or side while crouching, he'll punch it open and then have a little animation shaking his hand in pain.

[@lloxu]

@@CRT.v bruhhh

[@no-kr7rk]

There's 5 different chess opening times animations I really appreciate the little details botw has that's why botw is my favourite game

[@emo-nordegraf]

I remember nintendo mentioning that somewhere a few years ago, i didnt even notice it until then

[@klauserji]

you never noticed that ? lmao

[@todayidraw]

Playing this game blindly was one of the best gaming experiences i ever had

[@dance_ofThaDEAD]

True. The only thing I ever looked up before ending my first playthrough was Recipes and the Mipha Memory

[@yumikodazaiswaifu]

Sameee, it was so good

[@mangolie21]

I'm so jealous of people who got to play the game blind

[@todayidraw]

@@mangolie21 you only need to stay away from the subreddit, youtube etc. I didn't know about windbomb, fast travelling etc and spend my time running and riding horses. I legit climbed all of the towers without revali's gale like a madman lmao (even those with the guardians and electric lizalfoz, you know which ones)

[@thomasgulliver4522]

@@todayidraw fast travelling?!

[@koramora]

This is the best butwah video ever

[@gimme_eliter4k720]

Yeah all the other buttwah videos can't even hold a candle to this buttwah video

[@freybrann]

This is the greatest BUT-WAH of all time.

[@Tobunari]

Hadn't seen *you* in a long time.

[@explosivegrape]

I has so confused for half the video whenever he said butwah.

[@monmagog]

This is the best nick name for BoTW

[@raphialfehr8593]

FINALLY someone else who gets that reading manuals is part of the games hype!

[@EthanMastercrafter]

ikr! i remember when i first got luigi's mansion dark moon i opened the box and read the manual to hype myself even more

[@ludrawsyt9346]

Yes!! I especially love the extra stuff the manual offers, like art and maybe some things about the characters in the game!

[@KR_Kosmik]

I still think that all console games should show the location of the buttons so new players don't have to constantly look down to know what button is what

[@nurhashimahzaba8723]

Thats actually good suggestion

[@andro8690]

Just learn the controller buttons?

[@cometvaudin2850]

@@andro8690 It’s also useful for people who aren’t as good at multitasking or spacial awareness.

[@Player-jh4ko]

@@andro8690 Some people can't do that.

[@andro8690]

@@Player-jh4ko everyone can.

[@RuubioRuubGaming]

Both splatoon games have a great tutorial. And I don’t mean the hero mode, but that actual tutorial the first time you play. It’s so simple, it tells you you’re going to inkopolis, it tells you how to shoot, how to walk, how to squid and you’re done. Quick and effective

[@Camlegofan]

Plus great tutorial music

[@cadenkat]

Yeah the splatoon series as a whole has great music, but the tutorial music is a really good start for both the games. (Hoping Splatoon 3 is just as good if not better!)

[@squid24736]

my mans I hope I can master the art of the thumbnails in the same way you have

[@hevil93]

I was so engrossed that I had forgot about the thumbnail until your comment. Man, I'm a really simple guy

[@morrisginzburg1978]

And I also like how it fits the narrative. Link has amnesia, therefore, it would make sense for him not to know the names of specific weapons, native flora, etc. Great video!

[@xletix69]

this is gonna sound embarrassing but: breath of the wild was the first video game i have ever played. It's when i fell in love with gaming. Before, i had only ever played mariokart or super mario on my ds and that was it. Botw was exactly the right amount of hard to keep me struggling but not giving up. I remember playing it the whole summer. Now, i can't even count how often I've played this game. A year later, i bought my gaming pc and I started gaming pretty late so i notice that i need longer to become good at games than others but i'm glad i started. Botw will always be one of my favorite games.

[@CaptainAstronaut]

Breath of the Wild is such an awesome first game! I hope it didn't raise your standards too high for all future games haha

[@oafkad]

I imagine the actual reason they stopped making manuals was to increase profits. A little book across millions of copies adds up money wise. Same reason some boxed games are just coming with a sleeve of paper instead of an actual disk.

[@GraniteFaun]

Also games become distributed digitally way more often, they can deploy the manual via a file. Or theres KZbin now anyways.

[@cometvaudin2850]

Of course paying to produce millions of books sounds like a lot, but when you keep in mind they’re also paying to produce millions of consoles and discs and cartridges at the same time, the relative cost wouldn’t have been too substantial. I think it’s because videogames can now be bought digitally and wouldn’t be able to come with a manual.

[@painuchiha2694]

My question is…how is the sequel to buttwah gonna surpass this tutorial? Especially if it’s story driven,buttwah 2 might have a slower tutorial filled with cutscenes but that’s not always a bad thing

[@secretlyaslug2325]

I hope they actually do less to inform the player. In the expectation everyone has played the first one.

[@thecrow_4]

I guess after a short story driven underground hike with zelda, link will end up wounded and lost in a big cavern or valley with walls too high to be climbed (or even a sky island)

[@trequor]

Story driven tutorials blow major richards. I can say with confidence that every other tutorial in Zelda history is awful.

[@apyr1055]

I think they should only teach new mechanics, it's a sequel so you must have played the first one before, also I hope it'll be as good as the first one.

[@thecrow_4]

@@apyr1055 its a zelda game, you really think they will not try to attract new players?

[@jaktheboi6591]

Love how someone finally acknowledges how needlessly complex twilight princesses tutorial was

[@legrandliseurtri7495]

I got stuck in TP's tutorial more often than at any other time in the game...

[@Cheesehead302]

13:48 This is why I like more simplistic games. If I've got to spend hours in menus reading stuff to figure out how the hell to play it, I'm probably gonna get bored unless it's a really interesting game. I still haven't finished my playthrough of the Witcher 3 because of all the menu navigation and reading you've got to do to figure out enemy weaknesses and how/what to craft. It really goes a long way in building immersion when the game takes a "show don't tell" approach to teaching you mechanics.

[@aaronl19]

The true beauty of BoTW is that the devs want you to figure out how to do things by yourself, they help guide you to the way your supposed to do it. The thing is, different people may come to different conclusions on what to do, _and the game doesn’t punish you for it._ If you try to get to Goron City without fireproof elixirs there’s nobody kicking at your door and ripping the switch out of your hands, if you want to eat food when your about to die _you can_

[@smirglepapier531]

My first time cooking was after like three hours. I didn't know HOW to do it, so I just chucked meat and apples in the open flames and got just the roasted fruit. So my journey to the snowy area was pretty tough. Was pretty satisfying once I learned how to ACTUALLY cook

[@beathebeet4032]

This hit me when I was trying to climb my way in zora's domain (where you have to fight a bunch of enemies to get to the top) I was really bad at combat and kept dying so my brain went "There's no way the game would let me sneak around all the way". so I tried it, and it worked. Didn't have to fight a single monster! I think that's when I really felt how in control the player is in botw. It's a kind of freedom I hadn't really experienced in video games before.

[@legrandliseurtri7495]

@@beathebeet4032 That's basically what I did. After the tutorial I went straight for Zora's domain, and I still had three hearts...

[@MajorMilk]

BotW did open world perfectly. Too many games are just lazily written and don't give you anything to do so you just kill people for 5 minutes and get bored. This game was just great.

[@viktorthevictor6240]

You were most definitely NOT the only one reading the manuals We stand together ✊

[@JustJulyo]

Manual readers unite! Smash Bros. Melee probably had the best manual since it gave you everyone's move list

[@JustAWildSkullKid]

I went in totally blind on Zelda, Switch and without having played a videogame in years. So: even before reaching the old man I was distracted by a boar and chased him down, and that's how I got my first hit. Then I got lost because my sense of orientation is non existent. Then I managed to get to the tower and did my first shrine and I was hyped, but at the same time I started to believe that everything shiny was good. So I went to the bomb shine and I saw that one of these rocks that are all around Hyrule started to shine. I got a little suspicious when I realized that the music had changed and that, well, there was a laser, but when I figured it was actually the case to run it was too late...it was traumatic.

[@IsLeafOn]

The Shovel Knight games also have amazing tutorials. You essentially accidentaly learn the mechanics of those games because there's no other way to progress otherwise. The game basically tricks you into learning new mechanics. Great work as always, love your videos.

[@akaiendo7312]

Came expecting Captain Astronaut shitting on Xenoblade 2, I wasn't disapointed. Still waiting for part 3 of the X2 video.

[@VGF80]

It's been almost year since part 2 was released. I'm definately showing signs of dimishing paitience.

[@keldeo05]

I think the fire emblem games for the gba have an interesting approach to tutorials because they give you information through the houses in the early game, but it kinda suck because you have to waste a turn, that's why they put some units in range to end their turn exactly on a house so it doesn't feel like you're wasting your turn

[@akumayoxiruma]

Bayonetta also does a great job at explaining how to play: Loading screens are a training room for the player to try out combos, the combat system is explained in these rooms with respawning enemies. On top of that, the game instructions are displayed and ones you do it correctly, Rodin says "BEAUTIFUL!". This also applies to new techniques in the game. Also, the beginning of the game already lets you play but doesn't use a life bar and just throws you in to experiment without the chance of failing. After that, the first level also doesn't have a life bar and so you just had your mechanics explained, now you can try them out again without risk of failure. Since the combos are displayed in the training room and button mashing can unlock long combos, it is very friendly for experimentation and finding your own play style. The last great feature are Alfheim/Muspelheim which are optional challenges with certain conditions such as a time limit, lava floor, one disabled mechanic, using only one continuous combo, etc. They can be replayed as much as needed to get special prizes without any negative consequence when messing up the challenge.

[@coolspacecat7598]

When I started playing this game, it made me forget tutorials existed and I just took the on screen hints as tutorials. Later when I finished the game I realized the Great Plateau was a tutorial.

[@RealArthurMorgan99]

Can't believe the omni-man bait actually worked

[@CaptainAstronaut]

JUST AS PLANNED

[@JusterinoSan]

I just like these kinds of videos. Omniman was a bonus after thought for me. Great vid btw Capt

[@tinycatfriend]

this was my first Zelda game AND open world game. it was just this past february that i played it, i was hooked for months. what i wouldn't give to have my memory of it wiped so i could play it again!

[@Kyuk3tsuki]

The exploration aspect is why this os one of my favorite Zelda games even as a veteran player. You don’t have to necessarily do things in a particular sequence in order to progress in the game

[@zerowillpwr5157]

“Reading them on the way home from Walmart” ahh nostalgia at its finest!

[@zerowillpwr5157]

@Uchechi Godwin-Offor I remember looking at the screenshots on the back of the game case and thinking “I can’t wait to play that part of the game”

[@Mr._Sherwood]

I think what I like most about BoTW's turorial is that it perfectly encapsules how the game is going to play out. It tells you the basic controls, then leaves you to arse around and find out everything else yourself, with pointers and hints at what you *should* be doing for people who are completely stumped. It emphasises the open-endedness, even when introducing the Sheikah Slate and your runes, giving you time in between each new rune to mess around with what you've got after the shrine gave you the basic lowdown. And getting to each shrine teaches you about climbing, surviving extreme temperatures, getting across gaps and rivers, all sorts, while not specifically telling you exactly how to do it. Especially temperature: whether it's through clothing, cooking or more out of the box methods such as holding lit torches or weapons, i love how it does all that without explicitly telling you what to do. Also i love the couple of Blue Bokoblins that can handily oneshot you. It just goes and says to the player "yo dumbass, you can't bum-rush everything with impunity, you're going to have to be smarter here". And thus teaches you to find ways of overcoming threats you'd have issues going toe-to-toe with, whether it's swiping their weapons while they're not looking and aren't carrying them or burning them up to weaken their attacks, using environmental hazards like the bombs in that one camp to whittle them down or kill them outright, or just plain avoiding them. Really helps set the tone, and REALLY adds to the satisfaction when you can just bum-rush said foes with complete impunity later in the game.

[@vesper2032]

You've done a great job with the thumbnail, i came back to this channel again after 5-ish months

[@FelixSR]

Just stumbled on your channel, i will be staying, dam you have a charming way of.making videos

[@enviyon414]

Hobo Santa is the best name I’ve heard for the old man

[@1337million]

2:38 That piano and the view STILL gives me the chills lol

[@ZanTeth55]

One of the best things I like about this game, is that unlike any other open world RPG's (I'm looking at you Skyrim) you can fast travel at any point, anywhere, at ANY TIME!!! Oh crap, I'm about to die because of a stronger monster that I'm totally unprepared for? *Immediately Teleports to a Shrine or Tower. Oh no I'm about to fall to my death? *Immediately Teleports to a Shrine or Tower. Etc. Etc... One of the things that I don't like however, is the Voice Actress for Zelda. It just seems off to me. Anyone else agree?

[@catheriner999]

An added loss with the ending of printed manuals is they often had extra facts and art you wouldn't find elsewhere. A lot had backstory/exposition/character descriptions that weren't even explained in the game. When you live in the middle of buttfuck nowhere with no internet and MAYBE one of those massive walkthrough books that shit was gold.

[@WhatIsMyPorpoise]

One of the most unique experiences I have had was with Ni no Kuni's remaster. It was a game that had a very important booklet at its side and this version doesn't have that. So what did they do? They added the booklet in the game and made its pages a collectible item. Got a spell? Here, take these pages explaining the spell with some great illustrations. Rest at an inn to obtain a page about the place, beat a boss and get a description of it. It made it really fun for me to learn about everything alongside the game itself.

[@GodOfFame373]

9:43 pro tip for deflecting guardians pretty reliably, the moment you see the effects for beam firing, the blue light that sorta swirls and gathers around the eye, when you see it start that's when you hit the parry button. It only works if your a in a certain distance away from them( he's a little close at this moment by a couple steps) and it will take you a couple of try's to find the exact, but stalkers literally reposition them selves to that perfect distance if you give them enough time, and its not supper precise either, works on all types of guardians except flying and scouts, oh and in master mode guardians have like an extended charge that they do randomly that completely ruins your timing haven figured that one out yet.

[@richardmahn7589]

It is amazing you get most all the slate powers at the beginning. I was so surprised we got unlimited bombs right on the plateau. I was like, "No, there has to be some restriction....I need a bomb bag first, right???" This isn't ZELDA!!!!! LOL

[@trequor]

I found the unlimited bomb thing very strange... especially for a game that is so much about resource management. Every other weapon requires careful accounting, but you can just drop bombs every ten seconds or so without a care in the world. I relied on bombs quite heavily during the early game when I first played BOTW.

[@sugarkitty2008]

@@trequor I remember on my first playthrough and first encountering a hinox. After some failed attempts at facing it head on, I stayed up on a cliff and slowly whittled it's health with bombs. When I was doing my master playthrough, I felt sort of sad at some of the things I couldn't do like that bombing incident. The monsters regenerate too fast for it. Fun kills like pushing a bolder off a cliff onto a moblin camp with dynamite, don't work in master mode. My current playthough is normal as I wanted to enjoy that fun stuff again. (It's my 4th playthrough)

[@WatashiMachineFullCycle]

Man, I learned the speedrun for all dungeons% so I think it's fair to say I've played this game way more than the average gamer... That money shot in the intro STILL gives me chills every time I see it. Like goosebumpin, man.

[@DanielMazahreh]

One of the greatest videos ever! Finally, somebody considers weapons durability a good thing! Anyone who concludes otherwise is an illegitimate criticism. Stop blaming the game, and blame yourselves for your failure to play efficiently.

[@McGeeMcGeeMcGee-g7w]

it was a nice touch to work the character dialog options into the script like that with the king. linked what was happening on screen to what you were saying really well :D

[@PomeloYT]

That bit about reading the game manual on the way home was so nostalgic! I always did the same thing whenever my mom let me get a game. Sitting in the back seat, eagerly tearing off the plastic, reading about what was soon to be in store... that really brings back warm, fuzzy feelings.

[@trequor]

it's so strange that it's normal to drive children to places. When I was a kid I walked or biked every where. If I wanted a game I had to get to the store myself and buy it with my own money

[@Youtubee-nd4je]

I love the fact you have proper subtitles. Thank you!

[@ccheart8574]

"Some people buy a lot of games, but play very few of them." I DID NOT COME HERE TO BE ATTACKED LIKE THIS.

[@freewheaties]

My favorite tutorial is xenoblade 2's tutorial :)

[@VGF80]

Still waiting for part 3.

[@Zack-ds9rs]

Wow that thumbnail…..you definitely know how to get those clicks Astro

[@rubenlima7311]

The Great Plateau was the reason I got hooked to this game, and one of the reasons it has become my favorite game of all time...

[@rubub8455]

Honestly the Great Plateau is my favorite part of the game

[@TheScoppie]

Exceptional use of Electric Six at 9:35.

[@CDW3176]

This Man Said "Climb & Rest, Climb & Rest, Spiderman With Asthma!" LOL

[@teero121]

12:21 my stomach hurts from laughing

[@thevoidmagician6653]

Bro that bit about manuals at the beginning hit too close to home

[@ruffr4bb1t]

3:00 that opening shot gets me every single time I start up a new play through

[@tweer64]

Believe me, it gets old fast.

[@traviscot5554]

I remember on my 2nd playthrough I saw the chest in the magnesis shrine, but didnt see that it was metal lol I tried stacking up all the respawning metal objects to see if I could reach the platform but couldnt and then realized grey + black means yellow

[@GeorgeCostanzaisCorrect]

Is nobody gonna talk about the thumbnail

[@bovvsette7996]

i bought the switch just to play this amazing game and it was 100% worth it. still play it to this day

[@Salaaaad]

Ah quality content from the Captain. Like always!

[@ziemccorkhill4574]

I pressed on this video solely for the thumbnail, I’m having a great time so it totally worked.

[@shaunmarginet4253]

Awesome Video. 13:30 when you creeped up at the old guy sleeping hahahaha.

[@brianm120]

goddamn why the money shot still give me chills everytime

[@diflan2250]

They lost me when I had to battle a terrifying pig thing with a stick that breaks after 3 hits 😫

[@Joe_334]

It was fun trying to figure out how to get off the Great Plateau when first starting Master Mode. Magnesia was the best at the start. I tried to carry that magnetic lump throughout the whole area. Then that lynel appeared where it hasn't been seen in normal mode.

[@Leffrey]

It's also great that shrines and towers have a distinct orange glow rather than being marked with greyed out icon on the map, meaning that instead of scanning the map you have to *use your eyes*

[@someonethatisntfunny1622]

Xenoblade 2 fans are crying rn.

[@VGF80]

Could this be foreshawdoing the next video?

[@CosmicLightDraco]

Perhaps the best video that has explained this so well.

[@thewhizbang]

Always read the Manual on the car ride home! So nostalgic

[@TRUESEPH]

Honestly maybe best thumbnail all-time. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@Limacinablues]

The thumbnail send me here

[@bobjob2514]

“Spider-man with asthma!” I. Lost. It!!!

[@cyanobakterie]

I actually enjoy handholding and linearity in video game tutorials. When the game's like "Hey, here's your sword. Now go and figure everything out, have fun or whatever" I just get analysis paralysis and end up not going anywhere.

[@baphnie]

I'm here for the thumbnail, but stayed for the tutorial of a tutorial of a game I already beat. That was a powerful thumbnail.

[@aIkaIi]

I normly referred to it as "bot-wuh", so I couldn't help but laugh everytime he said "butt-wah."

[@devielee00007]

Spider-Man with asthma. Got me. 😭🤣

[@alleskunst5747]

Honestly I ALWAYS foget that the great Plateau is just a tutorial. Thais how Good of a tutorial it is!!

[@softnoobgirl73]

The best way to reflect guardian Lazers is to hit the a button right as you hear the little beep when it fires

[@alexgrubb1057]

I remember my first time playing this game when of the first things I did in the tutorial was wander off and accidentally find and successfully kill first try the talus. This was my first Zelda game... YEAH IM A BIT OF A GAMER

[@GraniteFaun]

12:10 is it a coincidence you dropped that burn on the US school system while dropping a burning lantern on those bokos? 😂

[@americantimelord8720]

That is the greatest thumbnail I have ever seen

[@InterstellarCloudd]

I wish everyday I could wake up and go out to see that glorious *money shot* kreygasm

[@Gir627]

You know what they say, the thicker the dilf the sweeter the juice Honestly I never pay too much mind to the tutorials since I usually just mash A, but because of this video I'll think more about game design holistically!

[@richardmahn7589]

This....a video that should have been made 4 years ago....yet still great and entertaining and useful today!

[@teono6057]

I totally agree with BotW having the best tutorial I've ever experienced, because while it does teach you what you need to learn it doesn't feel like a tutorial if feels like it's a real part of the game and has a purpose outside of having text telling you to press b to jump

[@adelinehaley9428]

I just came for the thumbnail.

[@Sabellel]

The thumbnail is amazing

[@JustJulyo]

It took 5 years but I finally have a different way to call Breath of the Wild: Buttwah

[@deanadams5668]

"I have a question to ask you, FinnaNut..." hahaha

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

12:48 indeed, this tutorial was boredom torture

[@ChrisGorski]

For some reason, I saw this video and said "OH SNAP new nerrel video." But then it was you and I was all "OH SNAP new Capn Astronaut video". I really enjoy your content.

[@YojimboJames]

“Unlike the American schooling system, this game prepares you with all the knowledge you’ll need...” Hey man I’ll have you know that memorizing Shakespeare quotes has...uh....dang. Y’know actually I’ve used the quadratic formula a total of....no times.

[@andymcclurg9916]

I loved reading manuals as a kid. When I was at school I would look at the cool tidbits to prepare for SMG or MkDS

[@wille5080]

I’m liking how the stock photo at the beginning has Simu Liu. 🤣

[@barkleyu]

Noticed immidiately too :D

[@DefinitivNichtSascha]

I personally think that the Great Plateau is the best part of Buttwah in general, just from a design perspective. Of course, I plenty enjoyed the rest of the world as well, but it being so massive and less densely packed than the plateau kind of scares me off from replaying the game. So whenever I think of a sequel to Buttwah, I just kind of hope it's the scope of like five or six Great Plateaus next to each other.

[@bubalackgaming8892]

That's one hell of a thumbnail

[@gavinwilson5324]

"I'm not going into the weapon durability discourse in this video" Literally the next sentence: "Weapon durability is good, actually"

[@patrickcataluna7926]

Spiderman with asthma... hahahha you sir deserve your like and subscribe

[@VestigeOfFate]

Dat thumbnail tho 👀

[@NoShldJ_KonkoLLC]

The way I got to the cryonis is shrine is: save whenever i get to a half a heart then die, respawn, repeat

[@Opti-Miser]

I miss game manuals so much!!! They were like mini art books that were free

[@MonalisaS]

13:20 I laughed way too much at that lmao

[@stephim7399]

Yes yes indeed - nodding during the whole video - Wise words Captain. What a great game ! Loved it when I got it in 2017 and still loving playing it 4 years later

[@mapbot5403]

I haven't even watched the video but I like how people are still praising BotW lol