The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild |OT| A Link from the Past
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enoki
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That's crazy. You can catch ten in less than 5 minutes by doing charge attacks in the grass nearby.
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There are a number of areas with a lot of grass around him, any of those will have plenty.
Im_So_Pringles
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Cut tall grass! They appear when you clear out big sections of grass!
When you can get there you will know.
molnizzle
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How are y'all making your rupees?
Are there any items that only exist to be sold? I'm always broke but I don't want to get rid of stuff that I might need later...
Pretty easy for crickets at least. Find a bunch of grass, do spin attack with a sword, mash A and pick them up. You can make it even easier by rotating camera to be almost tow-down view so you can see which direction the cricket is hopping to.
Are there any items that only exist to be sold? I'm always broke but I don't want to get rid of stuff that I might need later...
Pretty easy for crickets at least. Find a bunch of grass, do spin attack with a sword, mash A and pick them up. You can make it even easier by rotating camera to be almost tow-down view so you can see which direction the cricket is hopping to.
Cut grass with blade
Finale Fireworker
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This person is smarter than me. Listen to them instead.
Thanks, will look for other shrines then first.
Has this been answered. I'm 4 hours in too. Would like to know the answer to this
dampflokfreund
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I have to say, I was pretty skeptical about the dungeons in this game. After playing one I can say.: they are very, very different. If you go by space, they are indeed much smaller than for example Lakebed Temple in TP.
Does that make them worse? Hell no! They are not comparable to older Zelda dungeons and they shouldn't be compared. The space is really well used in here and the level design is, as expected from the Zelda team, top notch. The puzzle design is really clever and more importantly, new. These are puzzles you haven't seen in any Zelda game to date and they feel fresh and exciting and you really have to think about the puzzles and even more important, you have to get how the dungeon is built and how it works.
I get the complains about how they have all the same theming but just play them by yourself. You might be suprised.
Does that make them worse? Hell no! They are not comparable to older Zelda dungeons and they shouldn't be compared. The space is really well used in here and the level design is, as expected from the Zelda team, top notch. The puzzle design is really clever and more importantly, new. These are puzzles you haven't seen in any Zelda game to date and they feel fresh and exciting and you really have to think about the puzzles and even more important, you have to get how the dungeon is built and how it works.
I get the complains about how they have all the same theming but just play them by yourself. You might be suprised.
On the east side? Yes. I haven't been West to the desert though.
2Smashed4U
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Cut down a bunch of grass, they're literally everywhere. You can get 10 in no time.
I didn't bother with grass for a long time - that's a mistake! Don't sleep on mowing, I got a shitload of fairies from doing that as well.
Finale Fireworker
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What are people's opinions on which armor/clothes to wear? And more particularly, which are more worth the upgrade investment? I'm wearing some pretty base level stuff but more options are becoming available to me.
molnizzle
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Wait, what do you get with the season pass? I thought it was for content that's not out yet.
2Smashed4U
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you'll see another one on him you can shoot from the mountaintop while he's circling. After that, he'll fly down a bit, you can follow him by jumping into the air currents that will be flowing up from the mountain, it'll give a boost so you can get down to him again.
Finale Fireworker
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Aaronrules380
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Based on fairly early in game story stuff, it almost certainly takes place at the end of it's timeline. Don't know which timeline it is though for certain
CharminUltra
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Finally beat the four shrines at the GP. It blows my mind that they're giving me these powerful abilities so early in the game. These powers are so much fun to use! I can't wait to see what's next.
Bamboo 竹
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The speculation says that
as SS was the beginning of all timelines, this game is placed at the finish of all timelines, since in the story are references of various characters and races from all timelines
DecoReturns
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Game is much better once you leave the Plateau/
Finale Fireworker
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Yes, it tells you as soon as you get it. Press Y on the world map.
I'm not enjoying myself as much as I should be, maybe I'm playing the game wrong. I want to explore everything in the world, but I get tired when I explore too much and don't progress the story. Then, when I skip over areas to progress the story, I find myself not caring about the stuff in the overworld. I think the game is brilliantly designed, but for some reason it's just not clicking with me. I wonder if anyone else feels or felt this way.
I'll still go with DF. But the amount of time that has passed could make it so that Ganon has been a constant threat could make it all three. Good decision IMO, can make additional games afterwards that take place before and/or use existing plots that have not been seen in game from other time lines. Or they can just completely move forward with different story elements in a timeline that takes place after BotW.
yup. the plateau is dull and the framerate is more frequently awful up there.
everything was much cooler once I left
Lynd7
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The rock on the top? I'd like to know too.
Agreed, and I spent a lot of time there having fun. Hyrule Kingdom feels like a vast, living world, though. The Plateau is like an incubation chamber. The rest of the world is the best open world I have ever experienced by a large margin.
The Lamonster
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So the white color on the loading screen...
Is it supposed to be off-white or does my TV suck?
Is it supposed to be off-white or does my TV suck?
MosquitoSmasher
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I was sneaking up on this goat, no way could he have heard me and he just out of the blue looks behind him and sees me. This has now happened with many deer as well, that's kinda BS.
How am I ever going to be able to mount a deer?
How am I ever going to be able to mount a deer?
Finale Fireworker
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No. I completely get this sentiment.
There is no sense of momentum whatsoever because I'm constantly daisy-chaining a thousand trivial little things. I've been playing for seventeen hours and haven't found any memories or met any story characters besides one. I complete a bunch of shrines and get the item rewards inside, but they break and then it's like they were never there.
I have Korok Seeds I can't spent. I have raw materials I can't use. I haven't made any changes to my wardrobe or Sheikah Slate. For all the time I've been playing, I've ultimately accomplished very little, and it's been all for disposable or consumable rewards. Every time I try to make legitimate progress, I end up exploring for three hours and stumbling upon another unrelated story element. This is different from how I normally play these kind stuff of games where I see side quests all the way through before starting another one.
If I had to boil my complaints about the game down to a single detail, it's the impermanence of your reward for all the time you invest and all the land you explore.
The chests will appear in the same locations they always appear, back in the Great Plateau.
Christberg
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Bokoblins are basically human size gremlins in this game. Which is wonderful!
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