What Makes Echoes of Wisdom So Special: Spoiler Free Halfway Review

[@zeltroid]

If you've played it, what are your thoughts so far?? If you haven't, what are you DOING?!?! lol

[@Zerolink30]

Want the physical copy but I've been too lazy to go to Gamestop 😥

[@EricGraham1987]

I don't really care for it.

[@robertgamer3112]

I was one of the people saying I was probably done with the Zelda series, but I might change my mind if I keep hearing people say the dungeons are actually good.

[@EricGraham1987]

@@robertgamer3112 I just did the first dungeon and I'm enjoying it more. When you get the link form it picks up. I'm also playing on PC at 60 fps and ultrawide plus other lil mods.

[@meow-is-edible]

@@robertgamer3112 as someone who hated totk/botw i'm pretty sure you will also like it

[@ATroubledGreensLibrary]

I love that it seems to be bridging the gap between more traditional and BOTW eras. I can see influences from both. This one has been a lot more engaging and I hope they continue with this formula.

[@doolenny9458]

Yeah I remember people had this massive old vs new and acting like we can’t have both

[@Echinder]

It's perfect for me so far. BOTW and TOTK had too much freedom for me. This is just the right balance and I'm loving that traversing the map can be a puzzle in itself

[@tuckertechnolord6126]

I’m a relatively new fan(I got botw as my first game right before totk came out)l but I’ve gone back and played some of the older games on emulator and I like those more. This definitely feels like a best of both worlds to me. My most used echo by far right now is the albatross, cheap air spam is just a little overpowered in about 90% of the game imo. I’ve also started using wizrobes a lot for single target or elemental damage. I’m also about 2/3rds of the way through(6 dungeons down, I’m assuming 2 to go, I’m trying to beat the game before too much youtube content I want to watch comes out) Edit: this was actually my first time seeing what the main menu looks like, I tend to save my game and then put my switch in sleep mode without closing out the app

[@Zerolink30]

What I've gotten from the few reviews I've seen is that for this game they've figured out how to do "Open World" with the classic Linear dungeon design of old. And i really think it can also be done with the 3D Zeldas. Even if that means dropping the amount of Shrines and maybe a Hyrule that is not as big as BotW/TotK

[@wearywanderer1912]

Certainly a Hyrule not as big! That thing is an abomination, it feels frustrating to play 300+ hours without visiting all possible locations.

[@johnhoran9840]

@@wearywanderer1912 I'm sick of hunting Koroks!

[@3631956406]

This keeps a good balance between TOTK freedom and structured Traditional games (Pretty much like A link between worlds). This is also a great game.

[@zeltroid]

Agreed. Another way of putting it, is that this game is what I was HOPING Tears of the Kingdom would be, but just in 2D form.

[@3631956406]

@@zeltroid Totally agree, I mean, TOTK was great, the dungeons were good, but still not as good as traditional dungeons. Maybe the next 3D Zelda will find the balance? I'm crossing my fingers.

[@nicolascorea1850]

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[@Awesomeflame16]

​​@@zeltroid It's not 2d though.

[@jonathanpritchard6464]

The thing I've been most impressed with so far is that there are very few "useless" echos and how well all of the puzzles are built around them. The entire world is jam packed with interesting puzzles that have multiple solutions, but not so many puzzles that they lose their challenge or intrigue. The game also does a fantastic job of teaching you how to use echos in creative ways without tons of tutorial handholding. I'm very curious to see what the speed running community does with this game. It feels like it's going to take a long time to find an optimal route given how the game is structured.

[@Wolfgang630]

It’s my GOTY. I love the feeling and and gameplay of EoW. My only real gripe is having to scroll through the long Echo bar.

[@zeltroid]

Yeah, the Echo bar can be tedious at times. I’ve been mostly using the “most used” section, and if I get a cool new echo that I like, I just relentlessly spam it until it moves up the list to where I want it 😂

[@buggs9950]

It would be nice if you could remove echoes you don't use from the main bar as some become redundant over time. Or maybe have a second, customisable/favourites bar.

[@theterribleclaw4285]

My younger sister loves 2D Zelda I'll definitely recommend this to her.

[@Scuttlest]

Haven’t gotten the game yet, but hearing some nice things. As someone who isn’t fond of the idea of only open-world Zeldas going forward, the fact that this game seemed to be closer to Link’s Awakening (and by extension, the Oracle Of games) is really appealing. And hearing that the game doesn’t belittle Link is good. From day 1 I’ve hated the modern formula of ‘best way to sell the audience on a new protagonist is to mock and tear down the old one’. I’m still mostly spoiler free as well, despite KZbin being a bit aggressive in cramming ‘all bosses’ and ‘ending’ videos into my recommendations, haha.

[@kitkat4892]

it feels like this game cares more about who link is as a person than a lot of zelda games have, it's very sweet

[@WildflowersCreations]

I have finished 2 of the dungeons so far and I love it. Taking it slow, I really want to enjoy this game to its fullest and then replay it a lot. For favorite echoes I can't remember it's name but it's the spiny bulb plant thing and the second tear bed, though I tend to use the first bed more during battle. There is something about resting during battle that I can't stop giggling about. For full context I am 46 and have been playing Zelda since the beginning, I am so happy with this game and I also loved BOTW and TOTK, but this game, this game is Zelda to it's core and everything those other two were missing.

[@ImusNoxa]

I've genuinely loved playing Echoes of Wisdom. I was a big BotW and TotK fan, but I'm actually very happy to see movement back in the direction of the og titles. You can tell that Grezzo really understands what makes the series special, and built off of that in a really creative fashion.

[@seannaboy]

Can't get enough of it, trying to avoid spoilers like the plague but I still want to talk about it lol

[@zeltroid]

Lol, saaaame. I’m almost done with it though. Gonna be fun engaging with all the spoiler stuff when we’re through it :)

[@seannaboy]

I’m only now at the still world hyrule castle so shhhhhhhhhh

[@davidishappy]

I am looking forward to the full review. I enjoyed the fact that you pointed out that they make link out to be a hero so that Zelda can be a hero without taking anything away from link. This feels very true to form for the old Zelda format. I think that they are learning how to blend the way Zelda has always been with newer open world methods. Now if they could just figure out the combat system without weapon breakage. At least in this one the direct combat feels good and having a meter there to tell you how much you have left means that you do not feel like you are being left high and dry. Always having echoes at your disposal is also nice. A few of them can be spammed and come out almost like projectile weapons. I do think I would have liked to be able to quick select or hotkey a few more echoes rather than having to select them one at a time. Having echo combinations would have elevated both combat and traversal.

[@iantaylor8148]

As an all-around gamer but huge Zelda fan, this game is amazing, My only gripes so far: frame rate, which i hope is remedied via Switch 2 b/c and no fishing. Unless i haven't found it yet.

[@Skyfire-x]

I really enjoy this game. It is very different from BOTW and TOTK and thats fine. I also enjoyed the OG and remade Links Awakening. They took some ideas from TOTK and kinda made an open world pokemon but with LOZ monsters and lots of clever platforming. Props for mentioning that Link is in no way diminished as the Hero with Zelda taking the lead role here. His story is still ongoing in game, though most of it is happening off screen.

[@BrainWasherAttendent]

The echoes are hilarious. It’s a good balance of traditional and new. The further you get in the game the better it gets.

[@fortnitejake850]

Haven’t played it yet. Asked for it for my birthday. The wait is killing me 😭

[@alejanoelallen1952]

Agree about the boring opening screens. 😅 Twilight Princess feels like the opening of a movie.

[@derekbush5894]

Cause it is! GOAT!

[@Yuusfw]

I think this game has a very good balance in between the open world freedom of botw and top down classic zelda

[@Yae_1995]

Completely agree, the gameplay is fun, dungeons feel hand crafted but maintains that botw style of flexibility in puzzle solving. Great to see lots of returning Zelda enemies. Also happy we have traditional Zelda music back. This game feels like a return to form but with a new twist. Might be my favorite Zelda game!

[@Cryptex675]

Absolutely love this game so far. I've completed five dungeons, but I noticed I'm enjoying the side content and the world building as much as I'm enjoying the main questline. Is this the most developed world we've ever had in a Zelda game? I mean that in the sense that the characters react to your actions when it would make sense (the game even keeps track of which characters in a room would logically be able to see Tri), the way most of the 'main' and even many 'secondary' NPCs have character arcs. I find myself revisiting locaitons again and again after each dungeon or event, to find new dialogue, quests, and NPC placement/reactions to what's going on. Usually in games, NPCs have a Before and an After state, i.e. dialogue before the nearby dungeon is tackled, and dialoge after it's defeated. Their dialogue then remains static for the rest of the game. Impa, as an example, in this game seems to have had about 10 independent interactions with me. It makes the world feel alive and 'real'. 10/10. I'd also agree wkth your analysis of the dungeons - I was worried that they'd be simplistic, but they seem to have found the Goldilocks Zone of complexity without frustration. I've checked a guide only once (those switches in the Faron Temple), otherwise I've been able to figure everything out through experimentation. I love this game. 😁

[@brett6239]

I love the fact they roughly used the LttP map. I'm just wandering around doing all the side quest and mini-dungeons. Love that they let roam like this since the beginning.

[@MrSuperleobros]

Just beat the final boss and without spoiling anything, genuinely a fantastic experience. As someone who appreciates both the traditional and modern open world style of Zelda, I feel this one blends the best of both worlds perfectly and really hope the next 3d Zelda takes notes.

[@ravenebony2267]

I just finished the Faron Dungeon. It really brought back the feeling of Skull Woods Dungeon from ALTTP. Really, really solid. Both the dungeon and its lead-up.

[@James-zy5lh]

Echos is an enjoyable return to the traditional Zelda format while also introducing a new spin to the manner in which we interact with the world. The return of traditional dungeons is a huge plus in my book, but if I do have one issue with the game, it’s that the puzzles are too easy. I’ve been able to get through 99% of puzzles without too much thought or frustration. That in mind, I’m only a little halfway through the game, so it’s possible the back half of dungeons will provide the greater challenge I’m looking for. Otherwise, it’s an excellent game and my favorite since the Links Awakening remake.

[@nathant7965]

I actually really enjoy this game.. lot more than I i thought i would. Im playing on My lite. I kinda enjoy this more then links awakening. The echo is so much fun.

[@thetophatfreak5627]

Dude knows ball and video games, my two favorite things. Legend.

[@zeltroid]

Lol, I appreciate you man! Always happy to see there’s some overlap between the gamers and the hoopers 🔥🫡

[@jesslind]

I am LOVING the game so far, beat two bosses already! The dungeons do not disappoint at all and are my favorite part honestly! Also, summoning echoes of monsters and having them fight for me is the best! 😄 As for my favorite echo...it's hard to choose one because they're all so handy in the various situations but I probably like the Sword Boarblin the best because it's helped me out of tight spots many times. Oh, also the flying tile. Oops, that's two lol

[@SuperVexal]

So far Its been great Ive done about 3/4 dungeons I agree with the title screen but the intro to the game is pretty fire. I think the equips are cool as well, echoes are fun but I feel like swordfighter form is op lol

[@samvieten_official]

I didn't expect much, when I saw the trailer. I do love the art style tho. But when I played it... good god. It is hands down my favorite top-down zelda now, and I played every single zelda game. What they did with the last 4 zelda releases is just outstanding and are for sure some of the best games ever made. Even BoTw is by nowadays standard still ahead, even with games like elden ring out there. it's just a very different experience, the freedom and discovery in this boxed garden games are so fun. Echoes of wisdom was like a 30 hour blast of good experience (30 hours for 100% completion). I feld only that there could be a higher difficulty (not the hero mode - that's just dmg). I hope for a zelda / dragon quest builders game, what they were originally developing. Not just a dungeon builder, more what dragon quest builders did, it would be a perfect fit. Echoes of Wisdom blew me away. I actually prefer the "necromancer" style play of zeldas echoes, it was soooo fun to experiment with all the different echoes. Much better than sword & bow, with so many more opportunities. The people that say this game isn''t good probably didn't play it at all. The only ones that I read about did not do play... so... this is really a masterpiece. And I would anyone recommend buying this game since it's worth your time. I will probably sinc another 10 hours into that game just for wondering around and looking at all the beautiful details in the art style and the huge world.

[@MemeNess]

4:50 - 5:05 my thoughts exactly!

[@TurokShadowBane]

Finally a review, that isn't just a summary/overview of the trailers. I'm still uncertain of the sandbox elements (I didn't enjoy them in BOTW or TOTK), or the combat

[@Cybo-Man]

I haven’t finish the game yet but so far this game has made the #2 slot in my all time favorite games, #1 is ALttP, but could definitely hit #1 by the end of the game.

[@Lilghost1412]

I love this Game so much! And for Echoes I love the peahead and sea urchin was an early game Favorit

[@Acidknights]

Coming from your basketball videos... I can firmly confirm that I have found a second goat channel 💯.

[@yufeng1707]

My thoughts are more or less yours. I've spent maybe 200 hours on TotK and 300 on BotW, but the 20 or so I've spent on Echoes of Wisdom so far have been more concentrated enjoyment. Maybe it's just the honeymoon period, but I genuinely am glad we've made a return to proper dungeons.

[@AnthonyDGreen]

Trampoline, flying tile, crawtula, ignizol, lizalfos lvl 2. Honestly a lot of them were great, too many to name them all but those ones kept coming back around throughout

[@Angry_Canadien]

My favorite part is when the developers said in an interview they didn’t care where this game may line up in the “timeline” and just wanted to create a unique Hyrule for this game.

[@Dd-fb2tj]

Except they didn't say that at all....on the contrary he said they had a boot camp to figure out the story and ensure they didn't infringe on any previous lore

[@TomMcD71]

Nice I plan on getting it for my 53rd birthday on election day and I enjoyed the Link's Awakening on my Switch Oled

[@Kid_illithid]

I’m a bit late to the party but I just started this the other night. Wow I didn’t think being a snake master would be so fun. Go, Rope! I choose you!

[@BillSteiny]

I'm loving it so far. The more traditional formula but with new ideas and playing style is really refreshing. I mostly hated BOTW and TOTK. This has honestly recaptured my interest, and trust that they can draw me back in with more games in the future.

[@JoseAvilez-b1m]

What an excellent video, thanks for sharing.

[@firenze6478]

As a botw totk hater, I’m absolutely loving eoc

[@AlistairDemi]

Same

[@meow-is-edible]

true, they finally managed to make an open world(ish) game that doesn't feels empty with a lot of boring chores like AAA ones. randomizer will gonna be wild, especially with upcoming glitches.

[@firenze6478]

@@meow-is-edible amen

[@aeryn6275]

This convinced me to buy it!

[@HeatherSulu]

I decided to 100% this game after finding all the stamps naturally in my casual playthrough Got the last echo yesterday, found em all by myself, just need a couple of hearts and crystals I really enjoy every part about this game and think it shows exactly what the zelda team needed to learn after totk In the interview a couple of days ago aonuma told us about a story/lore boot camp he had the team go through, to catch that balance of old vs new I think the recurring theme of honoring lost ancestors, which I saw over and over in this game, really emphasises that part I feel very good about the state of the Legend of Zelda series with this entry

[@thetakenking7528]

Hands down a damn good game it’s nostalgic and vibrant I didn’t know how I would feel about playing as Zelda but her abilities make perfect sense and I love unleashing the peahat wolfos and crawtula on mfs this definitely takes places some time after a link to the past and a link between worlds but I like that the link in this game saves self’s and has no idea who she is

[@eerieghosts]

The perfect bridge between older and newer Zelda titles.

[@mazehdar]

I rarely 100% a game yet I did it in EOW. I had a wonderful experience. ❤

[@ethanpoints8735]

Its fun! Its a little easy at times but its Zelda doing Zelda things in Zelda's way. I like that its new game play and you get to fight alongside Link and it feels right. I wish there were more secrets, but there were enough. Could've used a dog suit, chicken suit, and cow suit.

[@vaati9364]

Great video zeltroid!

[@gotwobag7876]

Good morning!!🎉🎉

[@Nidoking4Life]

I've always wanted to tell you, your name, Zeltroid is the greatest combination of the 2 best video game franchises ever.

[@zeltroid]

Lol, I appreciate it! I STRONGLY agree on the best 2 franchises btw. My 3rd is probably Halo BEFORE 343 Studios 😂

[@Nidoking4Life]

@zeltroid my 3rd is like a 5-way tie between Metal Gear Solid, Resident Evil, Donkey Kong, Pikmin, and Crash Bandicoot. It's too complex so I just tell people I like Metroid/Zelda lmfaoooo

[@Anths_art]

My only complaint so far is how shallow Tri is as a character. I really miss companions with character development like Tatl and Midna. It's a small issue but still

[@zeltroid]

Yeah. It’s a sweet and kind character, but it is really lacking personality.

[@Anths_art]

@@zeltroid i still have yet to beat it but Ive been referring to her as Fi 2.0 💀 maybe she'll change but i dont have high hopes

[@demoniodelamemoria]

I disagree. Wait until finishing the game. Tri definitely has its moments where it shines and connect with Zelda. Is it like Tatl or Midna? No. But it doesn’t need to be. Let’s not compare a full 3D game with an isometric sandbox.

[@seanritzenthaler9208]

I'm loving this game! My one big nitpick is I HATE the Swordfighter mode. They created a game for Zelda with a unique power and playstyle that is significantly different from past games, with unique puzzles and strategies, and her OP power up is.... turning into Link. I don't like it. I haven't completed the game yet, but one thing that would be cool is if there was a new game plus where you play as Link leading up to Zelda's rescue. Nothing super long but a nice truncated adventure like Olimar's Story in Pikmin 4. But I don't like the idea of having this amazing gameplay style and then replacing it with the traditional one mid game. I've been avoiding using it as much as possible, but so far I've encountered two boss fights where using it is required. 😮‍💨

[@wearywanderer1912]

Which bosses required Swordfighter? To me so far there's always a way to deal with them as Zelda. The only mandatory parts are the paths sealed with dark goo webs.

[@seanritzenthaler9208]

@@wearywanderer1912 Spoilers to anyone reading: I had to use it for Ganon and the midboss Mandala in Faron Temple. Ganon you might be able to beat without Swordfighter form, but it would be extremely tedious cause in the third phase the only reliable opportunity for damage he gives you is during the volley attack and you have to use the sword to repel the magic attacks. Mandala I tried literally everything I could think of. Specifically, I'm referring to the second fight with the two blue heads. Nothing works on them. Attacks bounce off and they're immune to fire and electricity. I tried feeding them a bombfish and they ate it no problem. I tried using Zirro bombs too but I couldn't get them to eat the bombs and they'd target the Zirro instead. I know they have the weak point on the neck and I could stretch out their heads with Bind, but getting your echos to target the weak point instead of the head was impossible. I wasn't able to defeat them until I used Swordfighter to throw those bombs in it's mouth, which seemed to work when the other bombs didn't (which feels like a HUGE oversight). Only after that would the heads get stunned and you could properly attack the necks. Good news though, I've beaten the game now, and those were the only two fights I needed it. If you got through them without it, please feel free to flex on me and tell me how you beat that stupid Mandala.

[@wearywanderer1912]

You're right! Ganon requires the sword to volleyballing. Don't know if there's an alternative way to deal with it, I just went straight to sword mode.

[@spooky-helix217]

@@seanritzenthaler9208you can use the grab ability on the trident and hit Gannon with it and it creates a big opening for you summons

[@spooky-helix217]

@@wearywanderer1912just spawn a thing in the path of the ball at most 3 times and he will stop using that attack

[@teina123]

I also am taking my time and enjoying this game.....basically BoTW was my first introduction to the Legend of Zelda series and look forward to whatever the future of Zelda games may be😊

[@m4r_art]

Peahat tag team is the goat. I spawn 3 and they do damage, plain and simple.

[@teina123]

I also enjoy watching various channels playing the Zelda games❤

[@OP10thNakama]

Still pretty early but this is going to the number one spot as the best Zelda game, tied with a link between worlds for me. Shout out to my fav early game echo, the urchin.

[@amdobrantal1774]

1. My favourite echo is darknut... 2. Adding onto that, my least favourite is water block. Too strong.

[@dandimit8463]

I’m loving it so far. I’ll probly take the time to beat it. This will be the first game I’ve beaten since Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker on Sega Genesis in the late 80’s.

[@pavelrinn5714]

Since I got my first nintendo in 2017, I love BoTW and even ToTK a little bit more. After BoTW I did play Minish Cup, Link to the past and the new Link's Awakening. If I would have to chose one, I would problbly go for ToTK.

[@bokc_ellis]

Just found you from your main Nba channel..i never knew you hada second channel

[@AeroZephron]

I better get playable Ganondorf in a sequel.

[@m4r_art]

It's a great game. Love the blend of old and new. It's a compromise to unite the divided fanbase. It's perfect. I don't care what BOTW fans think.

[@NickMorfeld]

What do you mean botw fans? More like older fans

[@m4r_art]

@@NickMorfeld Botw fans don't tend to appreciate classic Zelda

[@clyde19788]

Game has vey mixed reviews. I’m still playing but love it

[@spooky-helix217]

I 100%ed it because it was very great

[@KhalidTheSequel]

I bought the game, but man does this need some optimization. I'm surprised that nobody is taking about the frame rates being even less consistent than the Link's Awakening remake. Its not a game killer, but its definitely a let down.

[@jacobhonea9132]

Amazing game!!!

[@SeanSmith-h4d]

What is the actual half way point of the game? I’m at the part where Zelda just took off hood and woke up from her nap.

[@georgemeerlp]

Love it ❤

[@blizziboitv]

Zelda fans have turned into such cry babies lately “oh my god 😢 too much freedom waaaaah, I have to adventure in the adventure game ? I’m not hand held thru rigid and boring gameplay loops and I get to play how i want ? No fun “

[@نونيم-ي4ح]

Very unpopular opinion i guess but I honestly didn’t like the dungeons in this game… I think many people are just desperate for traditional dungeons that they overlook how basic they are in this game, this game sadly didn’t do it for me, dungeons are formulaic, insultingly easy and the worst part is that this game tries to mix two very different design philosophies that don’t compliment each other, you don’t have the tight design of the classic formula and you don’t have half of the possibilities that you can pull off in TOTK, I also don’t think that making Zelda playable did much since she is mute again if you are desprate for playable Zelda then this game will give you that but as a character she didn’t do much for me.

[@Haruo-6768]

Hi arnett

[@davidwhidden9337]

This game suffers the same UI issues as TOTK. Too many options, not enough sorting methods. Standing watching the AI fight itself is incredibly dull, which is why the Link transformation exists. At that point though, why not just be Link? OR why can't the player transform into the echo? Reduce the number of total echoes and let the player BECOME the enemy. There are far too many instances of dialogue that just explains what you just watched. It's an OK game. This response to this will be the same as TOTK. People will like it and then will sour as more and more people share their thoughts.

[@MrLanarana]

Finished the game in three days. It's not bad, just too easy. There are no puzzles worthy of the name. Let's say it's for children 8yo or under.

[@cobrabtc]

Mixed reviews for me. I want to like it but I just can’t get there yet. I prefer more linear gameplay. Not a fan of open world games. But the echo part just sucks. I don’t like this main part. I missed echos already and now stuck in dungeons and can’t get through it.

[@JustinGarfield1]

If you like linear man l, you are way too old school. That style is leaving.

[@cobrabtc]

@@JustinGarfield1 yep. I’m 53 dude. lol

[@JustinGarfield1]

@@cobrabtc lol. Sorry mate.

[@wilsonaish]

Fantastic openings from the older games? I played Zelda 1 and 2 on the original NES and their opening screens were very basic. I don’t usually linger on the opening screen for any video game. I’m really enjoying Echoes of Wisdom. Also since this is the first time we can play as Zelda, I don’t like all the talk about “how it will make Link look”. It’s OK to play as a female character without a comparison to a male character.

[@-God_Usopp]

People quitting the franchise due to this peak asf game are just pathetic incels who never grew up with a father, so their opinion is invalid, simple as that🤷‍♂️.

[@greenmario7572]

i have beaten the game and its a bit to easy the combat is kinda boring because you can only actively attack your self with a timed bar (and you have to use it or else you will be crippled. and you can cheese half the puzzles. having the phantom zelda as an echo that you could control would be awesome.

[@jesserb90]

You thought the dungeons were good? Worst dungeons in Zelda history. It was like the puzzles were designed for a 5 year old. At no point was I confused by a puzzle.

[@NickMorfeld]

Nah worst dungeons are the botw ones

[@colinderue8095]

My god the amount of copium with these reviews. 100%'d and its 6/10 at best. Play Tunic.

[@ts7844]

The biggest issue with the game is that is just isn’t very good.

[@Mindartcreativity]

Boring, woke, gay Zelda game. It‘s garbage. Link (a man) being blamed for everything bad and Zelda (a woman) needs to save the world and can use magic without prior training. Mary Sue anyone? Nintendo took a slice out of Disney Star Wars‘s playbook.

[@DrMonkey1224]

Link isn’t being blamed for anything, ya dim wit.

[@demoniodelamemoria]

What are you on? You hate the world you live in so much, you’re not capable of noticing the great things in life, just like this amazing video game. Touch some grass and then play it, you won’t regret it.

[@BowlOSoup6661]

I love how you people complain about people shoving politics into everything and you do this. Shove politics into something completely unrelated. The hypocrisy is crazy.

[@NickMorfeld]

I’ve was playing it and it’s NOT woke, first of all while Zelda is fixing rifts, link is inside them fighting enemies the whole time showing that he is a capable character and second do you really need training for the tri rod? I mean all gotta do is wave it around. So please don’t spread this negativity.

[@isupportthecurrentthing5225]

Ive been playing the top down zelda games since the 80's when i was a child (im 41 now) this game is definitely a good one. 🤌