#EOW Echo Tech

[thejolteonmastertj]

@limoki (@ ing you b/c I couldn’t add another video to your post via reblog & even the gif I tried to make is crunchy asf)

I haven’t managed to do it twice in a row, but it’s possible in the over-world if you lock-on to it!

(Video description: Using a telekinesis-like ability In Echoes Of Wisdom to take the trampoline I just bounced off of with me to hop on again while midair. End of description.)

(Timing it is a nightmare! I think you have to click the button like just before you hit the trampoline, b/c there’s a slight delay for Tri to latch onto things, even when you’re right on top of it!)

[echoesofwisdomcountup]

99 Days Since Echoes of Wisdom Release. More screenshots and comments from my Eow playthrough.

I arrive in Eldin and I immediately jump into the well in Kakariko village. It's required.

Cucco quest, an absolute classic. So of course I do this one as well. Then I find out I can pick up my own echoes with wings and use them to get around. That was a fun discovery.

So I had to. For science. I had to know what happens when you hit a cucco in this game. You just have to test it out, ya know?

Death. Not exactly unexpected but wow there were a lot of cuccos that descended to peck me to death. Like a lot. Good thing I saved the game before hand.

This was me figuring out I could use this particular echo to travel faster. It automatically turns around and blows wind to make Zelda go forward. Fantastic speed tech.

I get to the Gorons and of course there is a crying baby goron. Majora's Mask reference, anyone.

I like this Goron chief. He's a little bit green as chief and worried about how he'll measure up to his dad but he's plenty smart. Just needs a bit more confidence.

Ok that's it for now. I will continue tomorrow.

[marinsawakening]

Also minor complaint but I really dislike the way the UI in TOTK and especially Echoes of Wisdom doesn't even try to look like it belongs in the game. Its aesthetic completely clashes with the artstyle of its respective games and looks more like something out of a sci-fi game with lots of screens and technology than two high fantasy games. At least TOTK has the excuse of the Purah Pad actually being a piece of high tech technology. EOW Zelda is supposedly writing those echoes down in a paper notebook. Why does it look like that. Why is aesthetically interesting UI being phased out of even video games. Minimalist black boxes are not going to fuck you.

[jet-the-hedgehog-real]

Probably should've mentioned this before, Undertale and Deltarune in Scratch will be more like tech demos/demo recreations, not the full games. and EOW would just be the Intro, up until... uh... too many spoilers to explain