22 MORE Things You STILL Didn't Know In Zelda Breath Of The Wild
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Published 2022-03-03
In the video above, we cover 22 facts, tips and tricks that aren’t quite as well known, ranging from secrets to glitches, some that are pretty simple and others that are fairly complex. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has been out for four years at this point, and players have found some amazing things, intended or not, that keep the game and its sense of discovery feeling fresh.
0:00 Intro
0:15 Item Transmutation
0:47 Temple Of Time's Secret Triforce
1:28 Shrine Music Is "Randomized"
2:00 Pick Up Something You're Standing On
2:15 Light Hyrule Castle's Candles
2:29 Blupees Conduct Shock In Rain
2:35 Link Resists Flame Breath In Rain
2:47 Chu Jellies Kill Flame Enemies
3:00 Equipment Used To Have Rupee Value
3:32 Campfire Lighting Trick
3:58 Frozen And Flame Horses Ignore Fire
4:28 BTB A Rock
4:41 Horseback Archery Buff/Nerf
5:05 Backflip Damage
5:16 Tarrey Town's Bell
5:29 Revali's Secret Stone
5:49 Great Plateau Tower Hole
6:00 Champion's Ballad Cutscene Poses
6:20 Ancient Bladesaw Design
6:40 Materials Carry Elements
6:58 Snuff Fireball Attacks
7:20 Nintendo Knows About Speedrun Tricks
8:03 Outro
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All Comments (21)
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5 years and there's still something new to learn! What was your favorite thing you learned this time?
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The fact that BOTW - even after 5 years is still capable of giving us hidden features makes me realise just how huge the expectations of BOTW 2 are
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The second thing on this video is a prove that the devs loves this game as much as all the Zelda fans out there. All the attention to details are crazy
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Can’t believe it’s been 5 years. Masterpiece of a game
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That backflip damage trick reminds me of the iron boots in Twilight Princess,if you roll, you slightly damage enemies if they're near you or in front of you
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This is probably the most shocking video out of the series for me! I really didn’t know most of these! I’ve loved using these tricks in my playthroughs.
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At this point I am convinced he sneaks into the devs studio and updates the game on his own
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This game is by far the most influential game of all time. The amount of games that have been inspired by breath of the wild and the fact that it's still being talked about to this day is mind blowing.
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5years already?? That's crazy, i still remember the whole hype about the switch and botw, i remember watching in loop the trailers and being curious about how it'll turn out lore and gameplay wise, botw is I C O N I C, i couldn't afford it so i would just follow gameplays, the fact that the game has soo many details that are still getting discovered to this day is crazy
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the ice horse blew my mind... this has been one of the most enjoyable series on YouTube. Thanks
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5 Years later and and there are still things that people discover in this Game. I don't think botw will ever die.
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Dude this is the video I await the most every month. I love this series, you always learn something new!
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I noticed all the elements of the temple of time when i first got this. I was blown away that my favorite game as a kid i have good memories with playing with friends and family many times i went crazy analyzing it in BOTW. I found lota cool stuff thinking there was more to it at the time.
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I will always be so excited for these videos. I have around 800 hrs on botw between my two profiles (400 on one guessing on the other but I use it just as much) and this is my second switch! And there’s still so so much I don’t know. It’s incredible
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5:04 Wow! 11 points of damage, it seems? Quite a lot. Is it manipulable in some way? This video is by far my favourite of the series. So many terrific easter eggs and mechanics!
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Wow, the player knowledge of the game has grown so esoteric in the last 5yrs. Amazing discoveries!
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Well I learned 20/22 things. I recently heard about the recently discovered glitch almost a week ago and I’ve know about the ice/fire bourse for about a year. Can’t believe everything else is new to me after playing this game for 2-3 years
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Just decided to re-play the game, bought it opening day, waited in line at my local GameStop for the release party, still remembering how awesome it was and the friends I made in line. One dad in my opinion won Dad of the year then. He waited and camped out with us for over 24 hours because he didn’t want his 13 year old son to do it out of fear of what sort of things go on in those release date camp out parties. After a few hours this dad realized the Nintendo community is awesome and his son came and joined us. This dad ended up ordering food for the 40 or so people that were in line. Great memories and still love this game. Will be camping out again when they come out with the sequel.
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I expect this series to have a 10 year anniversary. Though it’ll still be going till that day anyway
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It’s absolutely crazy it’s been 5 years… just a couple days ago I got the shrine ball from Impa for the first time!
