This video is a guide for players who have just started playing "Tears of the Kingdom", a game in the "Breath of the Wild" series. The video emphasizes the massive scale of the game world and the numerous secrets and mechanics it contains, which can be overwhelming for new players.
The video provides tips to help players navigate the early stages of the game. It covers various game mechanics such as the "Recall" ability, which allows the player to rewind time for certain objects and send them back where they came from. This ability is useful in many situations, such as sending projectiles back at enemies or lifting chunks of Fallen Islands back into the sky.
The video also discusses the importance of horses in the game, as they are one of the most efficient ways to travel across the surface of Hyrule. The video mentions that if the player has saved data for "Breath of the Wild", their registered horses will carry over into the sequel.
Another key aspect of the game covered in the video is the use of the "Pora Pad", a tool that functions as a map and telescope. The video also explains how to use the "Material Slider", which can be sorted in different ways, and how to use it to easily drop materials to fuse with and even to throw materials.
The video also covers the importance of cooking in the game, as it allows Link to combine ingredients to prepare for challenges. The video mentions that the cooking system has been improved with the addition of a cookbook, which allows players to log and scroll through a list of meals they have cooked.
The video also provides information on how to navigate the dark world underneath the kingdom, known as the "Depths". The video explains that the depths are a dark world underneath the kingdom, with a map just as large as the surface above it. The video also explains how to find "Light Roots", strange plants with a zonai symbol that glow brightly when activated and function as fast travel points.
The video concludes by discussing the best place to find zonite, a material that powers zonai technology. The video mentions that zonai rockets are among the most useful pieces for vehicle building, as they give anything they're strapped to a massive boost before expiring. The video also explains how to replenish Link's battery meter by using Zone eye charges or if it's already full, increased with temporary yellow battery meters.
The video ends with a call to action, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and leave comments if they found the video helpful. The creator promises more "Tears of the Kingdom" content in the future and reassures viewers that they will avoid heavy story spoilers until players have had a chance to fully enjoy the game.
1. The game "Tears of the Kingdom" is a massive adventure set in the vast world of "Breath of the Wild", with the kingdom of Hyrule having significantly changed and expanded since the previous games.
2. The game world is filled with many secrets and mechanics, which can be overwhelming at the start for new players.
3. The game does not contain any big story spoilers but assumes that the player has started playing the game and exploring its world.
4. The final Ability Link unlocks the power to rewind time for certain objects, which is incredibly useful in various situations.
5. The most efficient way to get around the surface of Hyrule in this game is on Horseback, which can be tamed by mounting them and having enough stamina to hold on.
6. If the switch for "Tears of the Kingdom" has saved data for "Breath of the Wild", then your registered horses carry over into the sequel.
7. The "Pora Pad" is a map travel log and telescope, which can be opened even while in the air, useful for creating map pins from high above the surface.
8. Cooking is essential in "Tears of the Kingdom" as it was in "Breath of the Wild", allowing Link to combine ingredients to make meals that prepare him for whatever he's faced with.
9. The game includes a cookbook, allowing players to easily log and scroll through a list of meals they've already cooked, including the ingredients used to make them.
10. Flocks of birds often circle above sheikah shrines, giving the player a clue to their location even from a distance.
11. The Depths are the best place to find Zonite, the material harnessed to power Zonai technology.
12. Zonai Rockets are among the most useful pieces for vehicle building, giving anything they're strapped to a massive boost before expiring.
13. Each cave on Hyrule's surface and the islands above it houses a bubble frog, a mysterious creature that appears to be connected to Satori, the lord of the mountain.
14. Finding a cherry blossom tree and offering fruit to the altar will magically highlight every cave in the surround area, making hunting bubble frogs a lot easier.