kunonabi
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does it say how many treasure chests are in kao maka shrine?
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild |OT| A Link from the Past
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does it say how many treasure chests are in kao maka shrine?
SpiceMelange
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says 3
Salty Hippo
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About the
near Kakariko Village...
Fairy Fountain
She said she has a little power to boost my clothes. My question is, if use it now, do I lose that ability to upgrade other gear later? Not really a fan of any of my clothes right now and don't want to waste that power.
Visit as many times as you want, it's not a one-time thing.
SuperSonic1305
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I swear that bird chirping sound you hear from time to time sounds like that scene from nutty professor.
Hercules Hercules
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxYQQoYfMtQ
Hercules Hercules
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxYQQoYfMtQ
hehe ^^
Yeah this puzzle annoyed me so then I just cheesed it by flinging the ball into the air and hoping it felled on the platform. The angle on the "proper way" was a little hard for me to tell with the camera angle.
QUESTION: What is the deal with avoiding lightning? I was targeted with my weapons equipped. I proceeded to unequip my weapons and shield and still got blown to smithereens. I haven't had a second moment to try test it out so I'm curious what the deal is with the lightning.
You can make guardians go crazy and make them spam their lazor beams if you hit them with a heavy weapon at their backside, as if they are sort of malfunctioning because they will littarly spam their beam like crazy. If you keep doing this fast enough you can spam your attacks until they die because they stay in that state till they die.
I guess it makes sense since i am hitting them with a freaking sledgehammer lol.
I guess it makes sense since i am hitting them with a freaking sledgehammer lol.
Did you unequip metal armor then?
When you get all the chests in a shrine, a chest icon appears next to it's name in the world map.
Anyways, if you wanna know the location of a missing chest:
1) Take a picture of any treasure chest so it gets added to the compendium.
2) Equip it to the sonar detector.
3) Go inside a Shrine.
4) Profit.
Dude, your blowing my mind.
Did you unequip your armor (if that was metal)? Don't forget the Bow also counts.
Beyond my shield and weapon? I didn't think my clothing had metal on it. Maybe it does though?
EDIT: Ok that's probably what happened.
hehe ^^
I'm looking forward to the 100% Speedrun tricks
It's Reyn Time!
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Question about an armour set:
Is there leg armour for the Zora set?
Go to the ring as quickly as possible.
So I finally started to explore a bit outside the Grand Plateau. It seems like that old IGN "What Zelda can learn from Skyrim" article was right in the end.
In terms of the world structure and maybe a bit of the quest structure BOTW feels like it learned from Bethesda games. What's good about that though is BOTW seems to have learned things from Skyrim that other games missed when they tried to copy Skyrim or "get the Skyrim audience." Most other games borrowed superficial aspects like having a ton of quests, collectibles, and waypoints all over the place. Nintendo borrowed the part of Skyrim that actually mattered -- the non-linear structure that sprawls out in all directions.
Right now, admittedly extremely early in, I feel like BOTW took only the aspects of Skyrim, Minecraft, and Far Cry 2 that were applicable to a Zelda game.
In terms of the world structure and maybe a bit of the quest structure BOTW feels like it learned from Bethesda games. What's good about that though is BOTW seems to have learned things from Skyrim that other games missed when they tried to copy Skyrim or "get the Skyrim audience." Most other games borrowed superficial aspects like having a ton of quests, collectibles, and waypoints all over the place. Nintendo borrowed the part of Skyrim that actually mattered -- the non-linear structure that sprawls out in all directions.
Right now, admittedly extremely early in, I feel like BOTW took only the aspects of Skyrim, Minecraft, and Far Cry 2 that were applicable to a Zelda game.
cryptosporidium
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holy fuck the reward from the Ritos is so fucking OP!!
three special bows that for the cost of one arrow shoot three arrows at the same point
kunonabi
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Thanks, time to roll up my sleeves.
It's a prize for one of the side quests
the Zora lady who wants a picture of the Lynel
Oh ok. The first one I saw looked liked it was floating in the air and unreachable. It was probably the perspective then.
It's more than awesome, and that's thanks to weapons durability. It's not only about how good you are at parrying or dodging, it's also about how good you are in managing your weapon and using the most effective one for a certain enemy. How you approach the fight itself also has a weight.
Nah. It learned from Zelda 1, and you'll probably drop the Skyrim comparisons when you start seeing the gameplay options for traversal, the environmental puzzles and insane level design/verticality of pretty much every area. The world is dense and challenges you in many different ways, going from A to B is pretty much never about traversing an empty area that only has the purpose to connects two points like in other open world games.
RE: Spoiler
I went out there too, no Tingle, but I did find a shrine. Loved the sequence of going from island to island over bridges avoiding the guardians. I believe the names of places on the map are just callbacks to old Zelda games and characters
You get it from a sidequest in
Zora's Domain.
Reluctant-Hero
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Yes.
It's a reward for a Zora sidequest where you need to take a photo of a Lynel. Any Lynel.
serenewarfare
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So uh.... what the fuck is that
?
Just saw it for the first time today.
Edit: Tagged.
giant yellow snake dragon thing
Just saw it for the first time today.
Edit: Tagged.
You may want to put a spoiler there mate.
Fantastic, I didn't expect that.
I'm at the point (early) where I either find the
divine beasts
take pictures to regain memories
You can do them in any order (Or just try and take on the castle now). That's the beauty of this game.
Holy shit Lynel is fucking DESTROYING me. I assume this is impossible with 4 hearts because I just can't do shit to him. I can't seem to dodge his attacks and one shot basically kills me so there is no room for error.
I guess I just have to run from him and collect arrows and pray.
I guess I just have to run from him and collect arrows and pray.
SomedayTheFire
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You
Don't need to kill it
SpiceMelange
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Possible if you eat defense food
Mizzou Gaming
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Yup, I am back for yet another noob question.
How in the hell do you create a campfire? I dropped firewood and flint on the ground and then I hit flint with a metal sword but nothing happened. The only thing I can think of is the rain is preventing me. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
How in the hell do you create a campfire? I dropped firewood and flint on the ground and then I hit flint with a metal sword but nothing happened. The only thing I can think of is the rain is preventing me. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
I'm not, since there is a trick to run faster by holding down whistle, but it is super annoying to hear link keep whistling.
The rain stops you from making fire. You either have to wait until it stops or find some shelter to make it.
SpiceMelange
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You need to do it under shelter if it's raining
Lord_Byron28
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I haven't played the game but I'm pretty sure you can't start a fire while it's raining.
Drop them on the ground near other, strike the flint, then you have fire. Probably could replicate it with a fire rod or maybe even a fire arrow.
Mizzou Gaming
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Thank you very much, I really appreciate all of you taking the time to help this old man out.
Nocturnowl
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Taken down my third divine beast, the camel. I must've spent a full 15 minutes just wandering around the interior trying to figure out how to do anything, i'd nabbed almost all the optional chests before accessing my first terminal.
Another great example of concise puzzle design, theses beasts are dope.
Having got this far in the game and also rocking a certain sword that I hear is evils bane I thought I was finally man enough to try and tackle this blue Lynel near the lagoon area on the east edge of the map, nope, dude just kept fucking me up.
I need to prepare monster hunter style for this guy.
Another great example of concise puzzle design, theses beasts are dope.
Having got this far in the game and also rocking a certain sword that I hear is evils bane I thought I was finally man enough to try and tackle this blue Lynel near the lagoon area on the east edge of the map, nope, dude just kept fucking me up.
I need to prepare monster hunter style for this guy.
Reluctant-Hero
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Defense buffs from food and potions. Also heart buffing food
(made with radishes)
Saw it too.
Were the small magical rabbits there too? The rabbits drop rupees when shot. Had the Sheika stealth armour on so I was able to sneak up on the lord of the mountain. I tried to mount him, but he was too strong. There's a side quest where a guy wants rare meat from that mountain, but I'm not sure if that's the animal you need to kill. Would be a shame.
were able to ride him. 5 stamina that instantly recovered, but it couldn't be registered as a horse. I don't think we know everything yet.
kunonabi
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Yeah, I need to get the go the camera. I've just been messing around hunting for shrines. I don't to risk missing a compendium entry so I'm going to get it now. Might have to use the sonar since this one is a real pain.
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