Do you think Nintendo would spend years on BotW and BotW 2 if it was that easy? It's clear from that single statement that you have no clue the effort that goes into making a game, and how mods make it better, enhancing the experience. Have you ever tried making a game? And I don't mean a stupid Ping Pong game on Scratch, I mean a real game using a respectable game engine like Unreal Engine or Unity, let alone a 3D open world game. You think Nintendo doesn't know about these mods? You don't think it would have taken action against a website like if it was freaking illegal? As for the 'make your own game' argument, that's literally the stupidest thing I've ever heard. If you have a problem with modding then you don't need to care about it.

Heck, even mods like Relics of the Past are free, and RotP is one of the most popular BotW mods ever.

Tue 10th Nov Modding is not illegal, unless it is distributed for profit.

There's still work to be done – plenty of locations still need to be added, and NPCs and the like aren't appearing as they should – but you've got to admire the dedication. So, a modder going by the name of banan039 has decided to incorporate the living, breathing locations found in Age of Calamity into Breath of the Wild itself.Īs spotted by GamingReinvented, the video above shows a fully restored Sacred Ground Ruins as well as new towns and labs, all made to look like Hyrule 100 years ago. Of course, Age of Calamity is a Warriors game first and foremost, however, meaning the open-world nature of Breath of the Wild won't be replicated in quite the same way. This means that we'll get to see familiar locations in all their grandeur before they were ultimately destroyed during The Great Calamity itself.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity may be just around the corner, but Zelda fans are already taking things into their own hands to experience Hyrule in a whole new light.Īs fans of the series will likely know, the upcoming Hyrule Warriors game will let us see the world of Zelda: Breath of the Wild as it was 100 years ago.

Legend of zelda mid