Jangowuzhere
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Will this eliminate slipping in the rain? Thank you jesus
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild |OT| A Link from the Past
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The Technomancer
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I just got to
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This game is great
How are you supposed to get there?
Eventide island
building a series of ice blocks from the shore
This game is great
How are you supposed to get there?
JetBlackPanda
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Is there a stable in hetano village?
Wait...I scanned my Smash Link and didn't get anything like that. Just some ingredients and a chest with arrows in it.
I got hosed.
Guys, Korok seeds are everywhere. Anything that looks suspicious, check it out. See a pattern? Check it out. Floating colours, time trials, rocks, etc. Seriously I've barely done the eastern side and I'm on like 30 total.
There's a raft.
There's a shrine on a small island about halfway between that location and the shore. There is a raft and a Korok Leaf on that island, which you can use to sail out to where you're talking about.
Will this eliminate slipping in the rain? Thank you jesus
WHERE DID YOU FIND THIS? I feel like half the game (at least the way I play) is climbing mountains, to paraglide to other mountains.
blue_phazon
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Fuck the raft. Once you get good at chaining ice bocks and paragliding from block to block, it's way faster than the raft
TheGoreMagala
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I found that by beating the major test of strength.
I know the shrine at the twin peaks also gives a climbing bandana
I was doing this too (I do this with all open world games) but I soon realized it's a lot quicker to just stick to a road that is sort of heading in the right direction
TheGoreMagala
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I'm sorry but at max speed chaining ice blocks I don't even come close to a raft'S max speed. The trick is to not spam X when using the lift. In my experience the way to achieve max speed is to press X, wait a little, and press X again. You know you're doing it right when you do the same attack over and over (a horizontal swipe from right to center)
Today's play session was the longest I've ever played a video game in one setting. 11 hours. When I'm hooked on other games, I say I got "addicted". But I can't describe this game that way: I honestly have never experienced full immersion before this game.
It might be weird to say this, but this does no longer feel Link's adventure. It's my adventure too. When the time arrived to leave the plateau, I genuinely felt sad
, and to say goodbye to the plateau, which started to feel like home. Of course I could always come back to it, but by that time things won't be the same again: I'll be an older, tougher and more seasoned adventurer; someone no longer overwhelmed by bokoblins with shitty aim and gear.
Relative to the world outside the plateau, the plateau itself was cosy and coddling. Real life starts once you jump off that cliff. It felt lonely and scary out there with no guide and enemies from the hefty moblins to the deadly guardians swarming around. And the sight of the gooey stuff all over the walls of the coliseum and
... I wanted to get out of there and reach a village as soon as possible. Despite so, I managed to make a friend:
It was so hard taming her. But then again, I was a bad owner and rider. I drove her near edges and inside moblin camps. One time an electric keese electrocuted her to death, and I had to kill myself too. But I kept feeding her apples until she kind of acknowledged me. Now we're besties, and I named her Kaiser.
I can no longer live without Kaiser. I had to quickly find a stable and register her. But there weren't any stable in sight. I picked a random direction, South, and headed there hoping I'll come across one eventually.
I met a new enemy, Lizalfos, and it was hate at first sight. Luckily, there was a storm going on, and I made use of the lighting to take them out.
We met many more enemies along the way, and some friendly faces. By the time I reached a stable, I was exhausted of the haphazard journey. Sitting by the campfire, I listened to the fire crackle. By now, the outside world was no longer scary.
It might be weird to say this, but this does no longer feel Link's adventure. It's my adventure too. When the time arrived to leave the plateau, I genuinely felt sad
to say goodbye to the old man, who was starting to feel like a parental figure
Relative to the world outside the plateau, the plateau itself was cosy and coddling. Real life starts once you jump off that cliff. It felt lonely and scary out there with no guide and enemies from the hefty moblins to the deadly guardians swarming around. And the sight of the gooey stuff all over the walls of the coliseum and
the Blood Moon
It was so hard taming her. But then again, I was a bad owner and rider. I drove her near edges and inside moblin camps. One time an electric keese electrocuted her to death, and I had to kill myself too. But I kept feeding her apples until she kind of acknowledged me. Now we're besties, and I named her Kaiser.
I can no longer live without Kaiser. I had to quickly find a stable and register her. But there weren't any stable in sight. I picked a random direction, South, and headed there hoping I'll come across one eventually.
I met a new enemy, Lizalfos, and it was hate at first sight. Luckily, there was a storm going on, and I made use of the lighting to take them out.
We met many more enemies along the way, and some friendly faces. By the time I reached a stable, I was exhausted of the haphazard journey. Sitting by the campfire, I listened to the fire crackle. By now, the outside world was no longer scary.
I lost control over my life in the game. I just bought the
house in Hateno for 3000 bucks and 1000 for all interior/outerior upgrades that are available. I still looks empty. Are there more updates for the house later? Oh and I lost all my good weapons for collecting the 30 wood bundles. I just noticed after I paid everything that I can also bomb trees. Duh.
blue_phazon
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Okay maybe I just suck with the raft then lol
IceDoesntHelp
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When there is three trees in a row with nothing around them, am I suppose to do something?
DrForester
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Do the enemies scale in this game?
Are you talking about those three trees on the mountains?
Are you talking about those three trees on the mountains?
Climb back down it ha?
Securely drop down step by step on the balconies.
I have to imagine hat people claiming this world is barren are just walking/riding/flying past the landscape and assuming nothing is there. Nearly every time I've thought "what's up there?" I've found something. Either a chest or a Korok puzzle or a mini boss or an NPC or a shrine. I'm astounded by how much is crammed into the world. There is something EVERYWHERE.
IceDoesntHelp
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yes, but i've seen them in multiple areas.
BronzeWolf
Banned
There is a hole INSIDE the top of the tower that lets you hop down through the small platforms that surround the tower
It's pretty amazing. I think a lot of people would've been happy with just coming across villages, stables, landmarks, etc. But they just went above and beyond. Anything that looks remotely interesting seems likely to have something there for you.
They don't scale.
Heavy's Sandvich
Member
Has anyone bought the expansion yet?
Yeah. If you notice patterns like this then there's always something there.
TheMagician
Member
Something really annoying me in my game.
It just won't stop raining.
I can't climb or explore anywhere at all. I'm on my 7th day in a row of it and I'm in some mountain range and don't want to head back.
WTF
It just won't stop raining.
I can't climb or explore anywhere at all. I'm on my 7th day in a row of it and I'm in some mountain range and don't want to head back.
WTF
Which region are you in?
There is a region where it is always raining until you progress the main quest.
Er which part of the map are you in currently?
CouchMaster
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Reached a tower that was surrounded by water with nasties floating in it. It was during a thunderstorm so I threw my rusty sword in the water, a minute later lightning hit the water, electrocuting and killing everyone in it. Now all I had to do is wait till the storm passed so I could calmly swim to the tower.
This game..
This game..
Wowzers
Combat shrine off the beach near hantero
There are multiple ways. Gliding, sailboat, etc.
God Dayumm
Banned
Even more annoying is the wind blowing against me and I can't bomb-spam enemies
Just posted my review of the game, in love with it. Feel like I'm missing so much, need to hop back in there! https://youtu.be/D4JoqfANl8Q
I really need help with the Zora
Any help would be appreciated.
Dungeon.
Have had no progress there in close to 2 hours of searching. I have activated 2 terminals there. The crank and the water wheel. Have not figure out any more. Tried to stasis the rock on the big wheel with no success.
There seems to be no limit to stamps which is helpful.
I've been pinning them instead of registering it on my map because I've been spending about half of the time running around exploring and the other half doing shrines and I didn't want to get confused about which shrines I have already completed...
hmm I just looked a little closer at the map and I see now that the shrines that are registered, but aren't completed are a light yellow color. Oops! lol
On a random unrelated question what do the octoroks that pop out of the ground with
treasure chests and start running
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