my Problem with The Legend of Zelda： Tears of the Kingdom after 50 hours playing...

Hello, welcome back to a new video. So I

recently made a very critical video on the

new Zelda game, The Legend of Zelda: Tears

of the Kingdom, and I've now been playing

the game for nearly 50 hours. Actually,

in fact, exactly 50 hours. And I thought

I'd make an update video on what I think

and feel about the game now after playing

for 50 hours. And initially I thought the

game was kind of boring, not really

anything new from the previous Zelda game,

and I thought I wasn't really going to

play it or get stuck into it. But I think

I've changed my mind. I think it's that

boring. It's actually kind of fun and

relaxing, and I do find the gameplay to be

quite enjoyable. My current progress: I

currently have around 8 hearts. I filled

up the stamina, stamina bar thing twice,

and I defeated 2 of the temple bosses. I

defeated the Wind Temple boss and the

Lightning Temple. So I think I've got 2

more temples to go and then the final

boss. I'm not really in a rush to do any

more of the big temples because I'm just

taking my time to explore the map and

explore caves and find secrets and also

level up other things like trying to

finish shrines so I can get more hearts,

trying to increase my Zonai energy battery

capacity, which I only have one battery

and a third. And to get a new battery bar,

you have to grind and gather like 100

crystal things, which is going to take me

a very long time. I also have barely even

explored the Depths. I've explored quite a

few of the Sky Islands because when you

shoot up in that tower to scan the map,

you have pretty easy access to the island.

So I've searched quite a few of the

islands. I got quite a lot of the Depths

area to explore, but at the moment I'm

just having fun unlocking all of the maps

for the entire map. I think I finished

that already. I've unlocked the entire map

from going up all of the towers. I don't

really know much about Zelda lore apart

from the timeline goes back thousands of

years and it's very long, and it's always

kind of a similar thing where there's like

Ganondorf trying to take over the world.

And then I only recently found out that

there's not actually just one Princess

Zelda, it's actually multiple Zeldas, but

they all have the same name of Zelda

because it's like a family tradition. So

admittedly, I don't really know a lot

about Zelda lore, but I did do a bit of

studying. I watched a few YouTube videos

about things like the Calamity and the

timeline explained, and I found this cool

video where this guy talks about the

Akkala Citadel ruins, and then he talks

about how it became a ruin, how the people

of Hyrule fled there from from the

Guardians to look for safety, and I found

it in the game, so that was pretty cool.

And I explored the ruins. The ruins were

kind of disappointing. I was expecting to

be able to go inside of the ruined castle,

but really it's just a big mountain and

you can't go inside of the ruins of the

Citadel apart from the entrance bit,

which is just like a small cave that the

goblins or the Bokoblins have made their

home. And there's also a cave at the top

of the summit that you can crawl into and

you get a special chest which gives you

the Majora's Mask uniform. I didn't really

realize that all of the landmarks and the

castles and stuff on the map of Hyrule in

Tears of the Kingdom actually has lore and

backstory that you can learn about if you

watch YouTube videos or you played the

earlier games. I didn't really know any of

this stuff, but it's a lot more

interesting now that I do know about a few

of the landmarks. I feel like once you've

known the history of Hyrule a little bit

and the struggles of the people, you can

appreciate the landscape and the scenery a

bit more and understand why everything's

lying in ruins. Like there was this

Calamity thing in Breath of the Wild where

all the robots got turned against the

people who made them. So people of Hyrule

created these robots to help protect

themselves against Ganondorf, and then he

turned them against them, corrupted them,

and basically wiped them all out. So I

don't really know what's happened to the

people of Hyrule. They seem to have almost

gone extinct, apart from a few stragglers

here and there. The kingdom is completely

destroyed and shattered. The king and all

the army and that stuff just completely

wiped out, I guess. I unlocked 2 sets of

armor that protect me from the cold and

the heat, so I don't really have to worry

about those frustrating beginning parts of

the game where kept dying from the cold or

the heat, kept having to eat all my food

to survive in the cold or heat. That was

kind of annoying, but once you get the

armor set, it's not really a problem

anymore. You don't have to worry about it.

The only annoying thing is when it rains,

you can't climb anymore, and it's kind of

frustrating. All you can do really is just

give up or make a campfire, which is going

to get extinguished by the rain. But if

you can sit by a campfire and just wait it

out, then that's like the only way if you

want to climb up to an area that is

currently being rained on. I see a lot of

people making these crazy contraptions

using the Fuse ability and the Ultrahand

ability. They're making all kinds of stuff

like tanks, cars, massive mech machines

that fly around with lasers. I myself have

not really experimented much with the—

what are they called— the Zonai tech bits.

Sometimes I make like a little wheel thing

with a fan, or maybe I'll do the hot air

balloon with the rockets to boost myself

up as into the air, or I just used a

rocket on a shield to boost myself up so I

can glide down to access some place I

wanted to get to. I have experimented

making little cars or carts, just

attaching the wooden board to a few

wheels, put the control stick on it, put

some fans on it. It's kind of fun, I

guess, but it's kind of annoying because

you always need the Zonai charges to be

able to use anything, and you need the

Zonai charges or Zona Lights or something

like that to be able to automatically

create stuff that you've already created

before. And it's kind of frustrating

because I don't encounter a lot of the

robot Zonaite enemies a lot of the time.

Most of the time I'm fighting the

Bogoblins or whatever they're called, and

it's kind of annoying having to go and

farm loads of Zonaite or the charging

things and then gather them, put them into

the thing that pops out little capsules

that gives you more of the gadgets. It's

kind of frustrating because it feels like

you're constantly having to grind these

robots, and I just find that kind of

boring. So most of the time I don't even

bother making stuff because it's too much

faffing about, and I always have like zero

Zonai charges, and I can't be bothered to

go and find some robots to farm. So I

usually just run everywhere, climb up a

mountain, glide down to where I want to go

using the Gust of Wind ability too. I

enjoy finding random things in the world

that just kind of randomly pop up, and

some of the side missions can be

challenging and quite fun at the same time

as well. So I'm not really in a rush to do

the main quest and finish the game and get

to the ending. I'm just trying to get get

as many hours of enjoyment I can out of

this game, because I think if you just

rush the 4 temples and rush straight to

the ending, then you won't really get a

very long game out of it. Probably finish

it— I think you'll finish the whole thing

in like 10 or 20 hours. I still find the

shrines really frustrating to do, and

sometimes I just skip them because I can't

be bothered and I don't care if I'm

missing out on an extra heart container.

And I usually miss out— I usually skip the

Korok things, the Korok Seed puzzles,

because I don't even know what these seeds

do. I don't even care about collecting

every single one of them. Uh, but yeah, I

feel like in general the game is a lot

more fun than I thought it would be. It's

been a long time since I played Breath of

the Wild, and I honestly don't remember a

single thing from playing that game. I

can't believe it's been such a long time

that I've completely forgotten about it.

I said there's a cave. Where's the cave?