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While The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom _ takes the same open world approach as its predecessor, it may also be returning to the series' roots in some important ways. As the direct sequel to _Breath of the Wild , Tears of the Kingdom takes place in the same post-apocalyptic Hyrule, expanding on its open world with floating sky islands and what seem to be deep underground caves. Alongside additions to the game's open exploration and creative tools, however, some of the Zelda series' more classic elements may also make a return in TO


It seems that Tears of the Kingdom could truly benefit from the addition of extra playable characters, no matter how they are implemented. There is incredible potential to be found in terms of both gameplay and story, and taking advantage of this could bring TOTK to even greater heights. What’s more, Age of Calamity has shown that unique playstyles have already been developed for a wealth of characters who could reappear in the next entry in the Legend of Zelda series. Although some changes would be expected, this would nevertheless ease some of the burden of designing extra playable characters for TO


According to Ars Technica , using the Ultrahand in TOTK proved to be a bit awkward to manage with the controller. Ars Technica shared that in the demo, it was a bit of a struggle to pick up each individual item and then move them into position while holding the shoulder button and rotating the objects around on an axis with the D-pad. With enough practice, it will likely become more comfortable for players, however, the process does sound as though it could be quite frustrating for m


However, although Tears of the Kingdom does look to have more traditional dungeons, there's still a question as to the game's structure. Whereas Breath of the Wild 's freeform exploration and minimalist story created the opportunity for players to tackle the Divine Beasts in any order, that same freedom also created a problem for the Divine Beasts themselves. Allowing the separate objectives to be done in any order, at any point in the game, meant that each dungeon had to present roughly the same challenge, and had to be doable with any set of tools or powers, ultimately making the Divine Beasts indistinct from one anot


With Tears of the Kingdom 's story seeming at least somewhat more structured, however, the game's dungeons may have more of a curve. While already seeming fairly distinct in terms of aesthetic, a somewhat less freeform structure could allow the dungeons to each be more unique, and progressively pose more of a challenge to players. In addition, with some details from leaks and trailers pointing to there being seven of the game's titular "tears," TOTK could therefore have seven or more dungeons, making them a larger part of the experience than BOTW 's four Divine Beasts and Hyrule Cas


Another key detail of note is the appearance of several of Tears of the Kingdom ’s eponymous Tears throughout the trailer, one of which appears in the possession of both Zelda and this new character. The yellow Tear is seen worn around both Hylians’ necks, and being held loosely in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom collectibles’s hands as her voice says there is " something only I can do. " It appears that the Tears possess significant magical powers; a red Tear appears to be involved in Ganondorf’s revival, while the yellow Tear glows before the mysterious Hylian apparently unleashes a blast of golden energy - a spectacle very similar to Zelda’s inherited divine pow


There are many characters who would be welcome additions to TOTK as playable characters alongside Link. Established representatives of the various races, such as Riju and Sidon, could provide both unique gameplay options and new perspectives on Hyrule. On the other hand, any new characters which may be introduced for TOTK could also fulfill this role, perhaps expanding on the history of the Zonai Tribe. In either case, being able to play as somebody other than Link or Zelda in **The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom ** would be a breath of fresh air in a formula that has lasted for deca


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In order to create some of the more mechanical creations, such as vehicles, using the Ultrahand, Link needs to have access to the supplies for them. In addition to random materials in the environment, Link can get special parts for these innovations from things that look like giant gumball machines. These large dispensers can provide things like steering wheels and fans for Link to incorporate into creative designs for vehicles and are scattered throughout Hyrule to conveniently be nearby whenever Link needs a p