I just killed thewho was in the mountain overlookingLynel. Holy shit, those guys are no joke and it was an epic fight.Zora's Domain
They should call this game The Legend of Zelda: Sidetrack into the Wild
Seriously, I got out of the Plateau two days ago and I still didn't get to the next main objective :|
I think people should do the main objectives till they get their shieka slate upgrades available. If anything it just helps your exploration. Also at a certain point they just give you more ovjectives that further encourage random, wild exploration.
It's so beautiful - and i don't really have to stop myself to google for any solution or something else, because i want to find and explore this game all by myself.
I think DF did a loading time test when comparing Switch cart to WiiU disc, so if anyone here have the digital Switch version they could clock it and compare with DF's times for the cart version.This would require to buy two copies. I think we will have to wait for someone from the press doing this.
reached an encampment near the dedalus island, near the ocean, but no matter what i tried, it was impossibile to get on top of it and reach the chest the bokoblin were guarding...no cliffs to glide from,no grass to put on fire to get some currents,no water to make pillars...
i wonder if there's a way or nintendo just didn't realize you can't jump up there
Quick question, is there anyway to see if we missed something (like a chest) in a Shrine ? I assume not but figured I'd ask.
Quick question, is there anyway to see if we missed something (like a chest) in a Shrine ? I assume not but figured I'd ask.
Yes! I don't WANT to know any solution, The entire game feels like a precious magic toy. If I get stuck on anything, there's so much to do I can just bookmark the location and return later. I want to keep thinking about how to solve problems and I don't want anyone telling me the solution.
ZELDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.
I think people should do the main objectives till they get their shieka slate upgrades available. If anything it just helps your exploration. Also at a certain point they just give you more ovjectives that further encourage random, wild exploration.
Can someone provide some tips on how to defeatWaterblight Ganon?
You can tell the people decrying stamina upgrades aren't lunging up cliff faces and gliding FOREVER, it's the best.
Dragging up this post from a few pages back but I'm happy to see someone with a similar reaction to me for that segment.
I can already see that one of the biggest detraction points brought up in BotW discussions is going to be a lack of traditional style dungeons, but boy they better not dump on the beasts, some incredibly cool dynamic stuff from the two I've played through.
I also excepted them to be the one time the game would cave in on its consistent interior sizes relevant to the world we see but nope, the whole thing is to scale and that oddly impresses me.
Can someone provide some tips on how to defeatWaterblight Ganon?
reached an encampment near the dedalus island, near the ocean, but no matter what i tried, it was impossibile to get on top of it and reach the chest the bokoblin were guarding...no cliffs to glide from,no grass to put on fire to get some currents,no water to make pillars...
i wonder if there's a way or nintendo just didn't realize you can't jump up there
Yes! I don't WANT to know any solution, The entire game feels like a precious magic toy. If I get stuck on anything, there's so much to do I can just bookmark the location and return later. I want to keep thinking about how to solve problems and I don't want anyone telling me the solution.
ZELDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.
shrine not cleared yet = symbol's core is yellow
shrine cleared, treasures left/not found = blue icon
shrine cleared and treasures found = shrine blue with a chest next to name
Were there any ropes you could shoot to lower a walkway? I've had to do that before.
First phase or second?
Any trees to spring off?
I maxed my stamina last night and have yet to upgrade my health. Being able to sprint everywhere like a madman is wonderful.
Well, both I guess.
Well, both I guess.
Well, both I guess.
Just like a Far Cry game, I'm discovering all the towers first for ease of travel and finishing any shrines I run into along the way, both for ease of travel as well as powering up.
So far I have been able to keep my eye on the prize and not get terribly sidetracked.
Fantastic game. My 10yr old daughter is completely engrossed in everything about it. We trade the controller often and talk through each new challenge, and there is a lot to talk about!
Can someone provide some tips on how to defeatWaterblight Ganon?
Oh my god having your horse die is heartbreaking. Fucking Guardians.
Is there any way to check the time played in the Switch?
Goddammit I'm at Korok Forest and I still can't find the fat bastard to feed the seeds to.
Makes me sad that I start back up at work tomorrow. 12 hour days 6 days a week. May bee too tired to play extensively after today.I just realised that i'm sitting at work, and mostly think about this game. What i will do, what i will try to do today, which quests to make, where to go and just explore the world. Discover secrets, shrines and hidden places.
Maybe farm ore for rupees and buy some stuff, etc.
I haven't had this urgent need to play a game since Burning Crusade, and hell, that's 10 years ago now.
It's so beautiful - and i don't really have to stop myself to google for any solution or something else, because i want to find and explore this game all by myself.
But i need a Ocarina of Time amiibo, now.