molnizzle
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Find little children of the forest. I've found two so far, both at the very top of high ass places.
Hidden collectibles, basically.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild |OT| A Link from the Past
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Find little children of the forest. I've found two so far, both at the very top of high ass places.
Hidden collectibles, basically.
The last 15yrs any time I tried playing a Zelda game I usually lasted about 6hrs before stopping out of boredom.
Since yesterday, I haven't even explored basic parts of the Switch hardware and features because I CANNOT stop playing this game. It is just so damn satisfying. Mechanics, visuals, story, it's incredible.
Since yesterday, I haven't even explored basic parts of the Switch hardware and features because I CANNOT stop playing this game. It is just so damn satisfying. Mechanics, visuals, story, it's incredible.
2Smashed4U
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Oh man, I just figured out the Rota Oh shrine after getting really stumped and I feel like a genius now haha
Kain-Nosgoth
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Just reached the island where
Does anybody figured out the puzzle of the birdguy at the beach near the laboratory village?
they're everywhere and there's many way to get them! They simplest is when they're under rocks!
But they can appear by solving small puzzle, like in kakariko village, there's five statue with apple in their lap, but one is missing an apple, just put an apple there and it will appear!
There's lot of different puzzle all around the map to make them appear, this is just one of them
you lose all the item for the trial and need to defeat ennemies and taking their orb, by taking only item that you found on the small island... Almost did it and they one shoted by a cyclope 
Does anybody figured out the puzzle of the birdguy at the beach near the laboratory village?
they're everywhere and there's many way to get them! They simplest is when they're under rocks!
But they can appear by solving small puzzle, like in kakariko village, there's five statue with apple in their lap, but one is missing an apple, just put an apple there and it will appear!
There's lot of different puzzle all around the map to make them appear, this is just one of them
enoki
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That's someone else's diary.
TheExhaustedWalrus
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There's some kind of magic to this game that makes it feel alive. The world is so perfectly detailed and built that the game feels more like visiting a place than playing a game.
I also get SoTC vibes due to how small Link feels. It's that same feeling of vein dwarfed in the face of a huge world.
I also get SoTC vibes due to how small Link feels. It's that same feeling of vein dwarfed in the face of a huge world.
The
camel one
two large mechanical humps pop out over the fog.
Askherserenity
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They're everywhere. Anything in the environment that looks a bit out of place is usually a Look puzzle.
Ok I need to start moving more rocks lol
Finale Fireworker
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Is this a plot spoiler or am I just confusing two characters? I thought we were talking about
Impa's granddaughter.
Ha, this happened to me too, but mine fell down the hill and into the water. Had some fun recovering it.
I really feel like this game captures old turn based RPG/dungeon crawler elements more than even some of those games contemporary entries, especially in the way it gives out loot/weapon drops or how you can find a huge variety of different weapons with different stats in chests. Even in the way you talk to NPCs to get little hints and clues about what to do next, where you'd want to talk to every person in a town or look in every nook and cranny because the stuff you can get could be an awesome treasure.
It's the way I used to feel playing old Final Fantasy games especially on limited hardware like the NES where you can't really get much in the ways of hints and clues besides small NPC conversations. Even how every chest or enemy I encounter could be a nice upgrade from where I'm at now is a great feeling and the risk/reward of taking on stronger enemies, figuring out a strategy, then possibly walking away with stronger than you were when you walked in.
Maybe it's just me, but I just like the way it's handled that sort of stuff in this game. It feels a lot different than a lot of games I can recently recall in a subtle but satisfying way.
It's the way I used to feel playing old Final Fantasy games especially on limited hardware like the NES where you can't really get much in the ways of hints and clues besides small NPC conversations. Even how every chest or enemy I encounter could be a nice upgrade from where I'm at now is a great feeling and the risk/reward of taking on stronger enemies, figuring out a strategy, then possibly walking away with stronger than you were when you walked in.
Maybe it's just me, but I just like the way it's handled that sort of stuff in this game. It feels a lot different than a lot of games I can recently recall in a subtle but satisfying way.
SpiceMelange
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Flippity flip.
TheGoreMagala
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Where's that
statue to reassign heart and stamina vessels?
Finale Fireworker
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Does turning off gyro controls not effect this puzzle or something? I see lots of people complaining about it and perhaps it's too simple of me to suggest turning off the gyro.
victreeb3l
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I forgot where I read it but someone said this is like playing a 100 hour long anime movie. It really does feel like it.
Different character. Not
Impa's granddaughter
RPGCrazied
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Might as well! Found some rupees that way too.
enoki
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You're confusing two characters.
I went to the desert today and once I figured out you could ride sand seals (which is awesome) I just went as far as I could into the emptyness and found
Now I don't know what else to do around the desert since I can't enter
or
. Might go check if my heat-resistant elixirs are good enough to let me approach the volcano.
Moldura. Holy shit, what an incredible boss. Fighting that thing with a sand seal basically turns it into Dirge from Shadow of the Colossus. Or it would if the sand seal would just be loyal to me. So many deaths because my stupid seal ran off.
Now I don't know what else to do around the desert since I can't enter
Gerudo Town
the Divine Beast
dickroach
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I'd figured that out. it's still an absolute pain in the ass to get the thing to the exit platform
also fuck this game for having anything using gyro in it
Finale Fireworker
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I know I've been wrong about almost everything I've asked so far in this thread, but isn't turning off gyro controls one of the very meager selection of options the game actually affords?
Hah. Was it the one above a certain village? If so I got lucky since that's a narrow peak.
enoki
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I finished this puzzle without
flipping the board. Just rolling it quickly and pulling upwards at the end worked perfectly. I couldn't tell you which is easier, figuring out how to control the board's attitude was the hardest part.
CollectedDust
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I used the pro controller, turned the entire table upside down, and let the ball roll on the underside... this circumvents the entire silly puzzle and is much easier. Felt smart and was surprised it worked, lol.
Dropped about 18 hours into the Wii U version. The game is fantastic. Frame Rate dips pretty low in villages and some other small buildings. It's awful to look at but you gotta get through it. Besides that my only complaints about the game are: No roll, no audio options (like turning music up or down/game audio/voices), and no option for different language VA or even disabling VA completely (the english voice acting is absolutely terrible).
Besides that this is easily one of my favorite zelda games. I absolutely think the best way to play this will be Cemu when they have it completely locked at 30 with texture packs and maybe even the option to choose which voice acting language you want.
Besides that this is easily one of my favorite zelda games. I absolutely think the best way to play this will be Cemu when they have it completely locked at 30 with texture packs and maybe even the option to choose which voice acting language you want.
Chiramii
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There's cannons around the area which you can control by hitting your weapon against it. Throw a bomb in it and launch it towards Yonobu.
It's true. All of it.
Benzychenz
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Should I be holding onto gems or selling them?
Do iiiiit. I bought it just for this game, impulse buy on the day. I have zero regrets.
The exploration in this and general feel of the world is incredible.
RPGCrazied
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Damn, those lizard enemies are annoying, they jump all over the place!! They also come in armored variety.
I really hate those mage things worse though, they skip in the air and have all sorts of spells. And oh yeah, they teleport.
I really hate those mage things worse though, they skip in the air and have all sorts of spells. And oh yeah, they teleport.
This usually happens with me when it's games I really enjoy. Games like Super Mario Galaxy, TLoU and this game, where I at times just stop doing things and just hang around soaking in the atmosphere or do trivial things just so I don't progress too quickly.
BotW is perfect for this kind of behaviour, because even the most mundane, "non-progressive" exploration feels meaningful in some way. Traversing areas you've already been in for example doesn't have to be useless as the world is completely dynamic. You may stumble upon something that wasn't there the last time. Also there's plenty of value in just wandering about collecting stuff as it can be of good use.
I'm doing everything in this game very slowly and making sure that I let myself take time to just enjoy the amazing atmosphere without feeling any urges to get on with it for the sake of progression.
Surpassing some. Living up to most.
SpiceMelange
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I think it's slightly over-reviewed, mainly the dungeons that I find disappointing but also monster variety. Still an incredible game though, just not a 10/10 for me. Maybe a 9.
This is one of the cases where no matter how much praise people heap on this game, it will still take your breath away when you put it in and start playing. If no other game ever came out for the Switch it would still be worth.
SuperCambot
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Did I just read a sexually suggestive diary entry in
Village? Lol.
Kakariko
victreeb3l
Member
Yes. Yes you did.
TheGoreMagala
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Anyone?
PadWarrior
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Is their a guide for:
Recipes
Armor upgrades
Dye colors
Recipes
Armor upgrades
Dye colors
2Smashed4U
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Hateno village
Benzychenz
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Hateno Village, down a little from the display homes and shrine.
TheGoreMagala
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But where in that village?
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