I will suggest this for OT2 title.
I think it means you haven't used the weapon.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild |OT| A Link from the Past
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I think it means you haven't used the weapon.
bodine1231
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How are you guys handling going back to early sections to explore? I feel like I get to a new area and wander around,climb the tallest mountain,find a couple spots then move on. I know there's stuff I missed but there's no way of knowing where or what. There are large sections of field where there is just nothing but enemies and camps.
Finale Fireworker
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1. Save everything you find, even if it doesn't appear to have a use. Even if it feels like you are hoarding menial things, like monster parts, keep them until you know for sure what they do. This might be a long wait, but you will be happy to have not sold off something you wish you had found.
2. Don't let your stamina deplete. Let it ALMOST deplete and then let up. It will begin recharging and you'll be able to use more in short bursts. This is especially useful when running because, if you deplete your stamina, you have to wait for it to completely refill to use it again.
3. Don't try to save your weapons. Just use whatever is available to you at all times. Everything breaks and everything is disposable. Do not try to hold on to that "good sword" until you absolutely need it. A little later in the game you might decide to hold on to certain weapon types for certain enemies, but generally, just have at it.
4. When a weapon is almost broken, throw it at an enemy.
5. Be prepared to die. The auto-save is forgiving, but you will find yourself being killed very easily. You will learn quickly that most combat encounters are optional and it may be advantageous to run away. This has always been the case in the Zelda overworld, but it is particularly salient in BotW.
6. If you see a high peak or platform, climb to it. You will find so many things that way. Always seek the highest point.
7. You don't have to complete shrines to make them a fast-travel point, just activate them. That said, you might as well complete them. They are short and productive.
8. Don't dump five ingredients into a cooking pot and make super-powerful healing food when you only have three or four hearts. It is much better to combine two ingredients, or roast single ingredients on a fire, because they heal more efficiently relative to the actual health you have.
These are just some things that popped into my head.
With the chests, three of them spawn on the plateau, but you have to locate them like any others.
UpDownLeftRight
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Yeah it's starting to sound like it going by some things you can do, that's the only problem, knowing you can do them and working out how to do them.
- Be daring and check out Hyrule Castle for a little bit, to give you something to look forward to.
- The chests will appear near shrines, you have to find them yourself.
- Keep the Deku Leaf or w/e it's called on you.
- Think of your weapons as disposable ammo.
Inferno313
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One thing I really have to praise is the way that the game is able to subtly lead you to quest solutions and even major story locations through NPC dialogue in an unobtrusive way that respects the player's intelligence. I was able to piece together the location of
purely through NPC dialogue. I don't know if the main narrative eventually guides you to that point, but I was able to work out where it was by adding up comments made by various NPCs. It was really satisfying, and fit the whole idea of an adventure, to be able to work that out and discover such a major aspect of the game through random NPC interactions, and not because Midna or Fi told me that's where I needed to go next.
The Master Sword
Good insight. Bodes well for Ghost Song.
The set bonus is displayed on the inventory page. I don't think the soldier's armor has any. Take the Sheikah Sneaking Suit to level 2, for example, and you'll see a set bonus that says you'll move faster at night-time.
GustyGardens
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I think I prefer the relationship between
much more than Link and Zelda. It felt really sweet. I really enjoyed that cutscene with them.
I also stumbled into the
. I thought that was pretty cool.
, but it was neat to just find something randomly like that.
Link and Mipha
I also stumbled into the
Lost Woods and found the Master Sword
I wasn't strong enough, so I couldn't use it yet
Mines coming today from Amazon.
SomedayTheFire
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Parrying the guardians is fairly easy. Their shot is so telegraphed you can easily pick up on the timing.
It's after the laser sight disappears and as soon as the blue starts forming
That wouldn't add anything to the game, really. There's too much uncooked food around ot munch on constantly if you have to.
DLC Hard Mode needs to restrict consumable use. Instead of Hunger, have a "Full" meter that locks you from using food until you're hungry again. And/or potion cooldowns.
Construction guys at Hateno village. Don't know if it's available at all times though. I got two of them there.
It breaks ores with one hit! I wish there was a pickaxe but this is the next best thing. People say use bombs but then I always have to chase after the ores.
Good tips, thanks guys. This is going to make things a lot easier... I've been agonizing over how best to handle the cooking system and as a result I'm sitting on hundreds of ingredients that have gone unused.
Time to cook tonight.
The abandoned house in Hateno Village.
Klappdrachen
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This is hands down my biggest fear in the game. Also because I know so little about it, like do horses have a health meter or something? Can they be hurt while you're riding them?
PancakeBurglar
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By far the best combat in a Zelda game, tons of weapons and the ai is designed in way to be fun. So many options and creative strategies to beat enemies. If you think wins waker has deep combat but this shallow, you must be doing something wrong or not exploring your options.
Finale Fireworker
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There was a shrine I did that had two of them in it... I realize that doesn't help much, though.
Inferno313
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Spehornoob
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Got killed by
yesterday.
That was unexpected.
The Master Sword
That was unexpected.
Even though the Deku tree told me it would happen. I didn't believe him.
SomedayTheFire
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Don't sell diamonds.
When they do the wrong thing, correct their course and press L.
The Shrines feel like Miyamoto's ode to your avatar, Portal.
Really enjoy their variety. So many puzzles with just a couple of runes.SpiceMelange
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When it bucks and turn on it's own, correct the direction then pet him.
PancakeBurglar
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Links house
I completed the side quest involving that house and I haven't noticed the sledge hammer there any more. I'll have to keep my eyes peeled. The two guys are still outside, but the third, Hudson, left. I could see it being with him.
Dandy Crocodile
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Enemies can hurt the horses. I parked mine a bit too close to fire once and she was set on fire.
It went away after a few seconds and she lived but the scars remain in my mind.
Jailer of Hope
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I've seen it at both places, Hateno and Akkala.
For good defense I use
3 ironmushrooms, 1 meat and 1 hylian herb and last me like 6 min with a triple defense buff.
I tend to combine it with a food that gives me around 4 extra hearts and I can survive most physical attacks throw at me.
Ghost Song |OT| Respect the player, respect the game
Cymbal Head
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2 questions about materials:
1. Can I safely sell off gemstones like Opal, Topaz, etc.? Or can that be used to make things later on?
2. What are the effects of elemental chuchu jelly in crafting elixirs?
1. Can I safely sell off gemstones like Opal, Topaz, etc.? Or can that be used to make things later on?
2. What are the effects of elemental chuchu jelly in crafting elixirs?
The problem with this is that you want defense up BEFORE the big battle, so the hearts are often overkill.
Gonna need some Moblin Guts, any ideas where to head to? As far as I understand it, I need to find black moblins.
I think someone said it best a bit earlier: it's not particularly deep, but it is broad. Everything is pretty simple, but you've got tons of options.
I think someone said it best a bit earlier: it's not particularly deep, but it is broad. Everything is pretty simple, but you've got tons of options.
I had something kinda similar to that, in that I ran into a Zora that told me where to go in order to find their prince, which then sets up another Divine Beast quest that I'll tackle on later. I just love that I was able to run into him like that out of nowhere. There was also another one near a shrine. I just love this game's way of doing things so much, it just does so much virtually perfectly.
If you've registered a horse you can leave it (in a safe area) and it'll either be there for you when you get back, or you can go to a Stable and recall it from there.
I use them as traps. Mini bombs/electric fields etc that can be set off either by shooting them with arrows or some other means of force.
You can feed it apples!
...or other things horses like.
Someone just told me to not sell diamonds. I don't know about the other stones :O
I ran into one of those Zora, too. And then I ran into a second one.
And then another one.
... And then another one lol. And all of them triggered automatically. Maybe only the first one should've triggered or something, cause it was a bit dumb.
I tried to feed it a speed increasing mushroom. It didn't take, damnit.
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