Threads of Time

Yeah.

Well, and is the feature in the Ocarina of Time remake Threads of Time? No.

Uh, because I feel like that's right.

I think threads of threads of time threads of fate like this, this kind of thing is like a normal expression of this idea right of these like intertwining right half of time is what it's okay great.

These like things throughout history that like you know, sort of conspire unknowingly to make an event happen.

Exactly.

And areas that originally used fixed camera angles have been rebuilt for normal third-person exploration.

Um, and, uh, there's b- there's gonna be a new system called Threads of Time, and this one's gonna keep track of your current objective and story progression while gradually filling out a large tapestry as you continue through the adventure.

And that should make the game easier to return to after taking a long break, especially considering how easily older Zelda games could ha- could leave you wondering where you were supposed to go next.

So there's gonna be a lot of new modern, uh, systems in place, modern design choices that, uh, c- are, have become quality of life improvements for everyday gaming.

Mm-hmm.

Um, there's also a new element called the Threads of Time, which is, uh...

It looks like the tap- the tapestry that we saw in the reveal trailer back in June, only now it's like, as you go, it fills in the tapestry-

Mm-hmm

They just give you the, yeah, the thing when you first show up.

somebody said something on zelda extreme and he was like oh wait i didn't notice that with the whole there there's the uh what's it called the threads of time threads of time in the menu it lets you track the story progress as you go through it and tells you your next objective and the tapestry fills in as the story progresses it leads back to the debut trailer and all that but Somebody said they thought they saw something when they showed like the complete tapestry.

I mean, empty, but you know, it's just got the stuff at the beginning, like the Deku tree or whatever.

There was something in that tapestry that they went, Oh my God.

like

and retreat to their homes like yeah

Threads of Time, we talk about the Ocarina stuff.

The songbook is in the game.

Then we're running around through Hyrule Field.

And this is when we are introduced to the concept of the threads of time.

Oh, sorry.

One

in Tears of the Kingdom and stuff like that.

And so this has a handful of, we saw like the home screen of it and there's, here are the like mini apps within it.

There's Maps, Gossip Quests, Hall of Fallen Foes, Today's Record, My Play Data, Global Play Data, Photo Studio, Threads of Time, Amiibo, Play Ocarina, and Ocarina of Time Quiz.

So some of these, they talked about the actual functionality of each one, including Today's Record, which is like a timeline of your accomplishments on a given day or seemingly forever, right? Yeah.

So people are having their own kind of spins on it.

There's Threads of Time, that RPG that is coming out later, that has a bit of it as well.

So...

I think people are kind of cottoning on, but no one is doing it exactly like Square Enix.

Uh, like-

... takes the same route of being like, "Yeah, it's, like, a 20-hour game, not-

Right

... you know, a 500,000-hour game."

Yeah, that game is, uh, Threads of Time, if anyone hasn't seen that.

Very much like a, a... an I'll do it myself, uh, Chrono Trigger, uh, game here.

I'll, I'll pull it up on...