My Favorite Zelda is the WORST ONE

[@koemon_exe]

My fave Star Fox game is Adventures, which is also a "bad" Star Fox game but a great action-adventure game

[@justschmidty]

There are so many ways they can make TotK just like a classic zelda game mixed with BotW and it could be amazing, but i bet they'll go with the same format

[@steeveedragoon]

The one divine beast I kind of remember is the bird one, and that's because I know that you can complete it without ever interacting with the main gimmick of making it tilt. Actually, that's how I beat it and made it, at least somewhat, memorable. By beating it with a stupid challenge because I could. That's kind of an issue when I need to impose a stupid challenge to make something memorable when skyward sword makes me remember the ancient cistern as, arguably, the best Dungeon in the series or how the ancient factory is way longer than it needs to be.

[@giganticmoon]

As a game, BotW is amazing, just pure great. As a Zelda Game, it doesn’t meet most expectations but is still very good.

[@Vantaz]

I went into BOTW wanting more zelda and by the lava temple I was pretty checked out and stopped playing, I think my favorite zelda game is either majora or twilight princess

[@IMMORTICALITY]

I hate BotW, glad you acknowledged it's the worst Zelda but can appreciate it's nuances

[@15sep93]

Coldest takes

[@PhullFury]

That's just me with Assassin's Creed Odyssey. As a game-game, its really fun but it sucks as an Assassin game. Unrelated, I think weapon durability was really fun. It made almost everyone weapon you found actually useful unlike other rpgs.

[@OliverDoodlesXD]

I like Sonic forces bc of its linear level design but people say it’s mid and some say it’s one of the worst. the game has some flaws doesn’t mean it wasn’t the biggest deal (except for classic Sonic why was he there?)

[@Joeymorning]

Why is this video underperforming

[@KoKerm]

Eh who knows KZbin gonna KZbin

[@Joeymorning]

No but your latest videos were bangers with probably a pretty good like to dislike ratio and its a relevant topic.

[@groundbeeftaco]

I misread the title and expected a video defending Zelda 2. Still a good vid tho.

[@monkeymaster5543]

I think you spelled favorite wrong in the title

[@waddlexyz]

That’s the European version!

[@KoKerm]

Didn’t even know it was spelled differently in the US

[@monkeymaster5543]

@@KoKerm never even knew it was spelt differently in Europe

[@tomohawk2177]

@@KoKerm please change it back to the Aussie version

[@OliverDoodlesXD]

I’m not the biggest fan of totk it’s to complicated botw is easy to understand but it’s still hard time to time

[@JustJulyo]

Love this 5 🌶 dish take

[@darcyoneill5930]

You Are My Idol KoKerm ❤️❤️❤️

[@skypulsestudios]

Okok to be fair, can you imagine an american zelda sounding good

[@skypulsestudios]

Also really good video!

[@TheDarkThief692]

I never really liked BOTW they tried to make something new with the zelda franchise which is nice but i prefered the linearity of the Zelda games, i hope the classic zelda franchise like Between World, Twilight Princess is not over. I hope BOTW and TOTK are the only ones in the Zelda franchise and the classic games won't be dead

[@cclarkos3506]

Takes

[@aortaplatinum]

I'm glad this idea is starting to spread, Breath is a really good game but it's not at all Zelda. Everyone, even Nintendo, seem to forget that open world Zelda was already played with and nearly perfected in just the previous game, Link Between Worlds. The overworld still feels like a Zelda game, you still have puzzles that can only be solved using certain items and you may not have all of those items, but you can go get them from Ravio once you realize what you need and continue progressing. Breath is TOO open, to the point specialized items would hardly do anything except take up an inventory slot and give a couple puzzles another possible solution. I'm all for puzzles being able to be solved in multiple ways, but your rune items, especially stasis, make so many puzzles trivial. The issue isn't that specialized items COULDN'T work in Breath, but that you're not given any. Once you leave the Great Plateau, you have all the tools you need to finish the game, which is a cool concept, but that means every single challenge in the entire game will use the same set of Shieka Slate runes or the same combat or the same glider movement. There's no progression aside from the very situational Champion powers you get after each Divine Beast, and the Spirit Orbs, which just go towards making Link harder to kill. Compare this to Link Between Worlds, we'll compare the Light World to the Great Plateau and the Dark World to the rest of Hyrule. Both the Light World and the Great Plateau operate using the same Zelda staples- the first big chunk of the game where you need to collect 3 things before the game really opens up. They do things in a similar way too, but the Light World is more Zelda. There's so many NPCs and enemy types and hidden areas you can access, and in addition there's stuff you can't do until you come back later using either your wall merge ability or an item you get from Ravio in the Dark World. Meanwhile the Great Plateau is a big sandbox, which is fun, but when the entirety of Hyrule is the same sandboxy way, it's underwhelming. The Light World is a lead-in and introduction to how Link Between Worlds works, while the Great Plateau is essentially a vertical slice demo. Once you've finished the Great Plateau, you've essentially seen everything the game has to offer outside of the boring Divine Beasts and the literal nothing story. Which I won't go into here but fuck what a terrible story. It's just slowly-revealed backstory really, hardly anything actually happens over the course of the game and it's lame as hell. TL;DR the CDi games were more Zelda than Breath

[@tomohawk2177]

Imo Zelda is just the franchise not a genre