OrbitalBeard
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Or you could just pick it up and carry it the whole way like I did.
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild |OT2| It's 98 All Over Again
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Or you could just pick it up and carry it the whole way like I did.
Fixed.
akidnamededdy
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You can save scum the amiibo scans.
Bowling
(imgur tutorial).
tenderbrew
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Yah bowling is the way to do it.
MosquitoSmasher
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Oh I haven't met Zelda yet, but you guys make her sound like a whiney bitch. It sure didn't look to me that way in the trailers though. That would be a shame.
Kain-Nosgoth
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Only 16 shrines left to find... i have visisted everything... guess i have to stalk some npc so tehy can gave me quest for secret shrines!
Perhaps there is some kind of protection against it, if the person I quoted has done it 150 times without an exclusive item.
Secret Resetti apperance? lol
It's a single cutscene and it's understandable why she acts that way.
Oh wow. Alright. So it's still in dispute, huh? No glaring indication, town, or other reference in-game to point to a definitive timeline? Interesting. Especially with all of the "hints" Aonuma was giving over the last year or so.
To the 2nd question, yes. You get a star acknowledging you beat the game and your completion percentage unlocks, but you still end up at the save point before you fight the boss.
Yeah. Once you've actually seen all the memories you'll just want to hug her
Actually you'll want to hug all the characters. Except Falco and the king. Fuck them.
Yeah. Once you've actually seen all the memories you'll just want to hug her
Especially after
you read her diary.
In true Zelda fashion it has all those things from multiple timelines.
Guys, I need some advice fore Hestu's location. I think this time he really headed for the Korok forest which I understood is his final location.
I can't see the Korok forest anywhere on my map, so I assume it's somewhere up in the very north which I haven't explored yet. My question is: Korok Forest isn't the same as the
right? Because of reasons of my own emotional build up I wanted to get the
as the very last thing on my journey. So basically my question is: can I get to Hestu before entering
?
I can't see the Korok forest anywhere on my map, so I assume it's somewhere up in the very north which I haven't explored yet. My question is: Korok Forest isn't the same as the
Lost Woods
Master Sword
Lost Woods
Inferno313
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No, that's where he is.
I've been playing since launch and I've barely touched the main story line.
It's just a wondrous experience all around that I never expected Nintendo of all companies to create, especially for an established pillar like Zelda.
This is the first Zelda game I actually want to finish (or not finish because the exploration and world is AMAZING!).
Everything seems so polished. Like, you'll enter an area that is just yards of fields but even in that vast emptiness there are creatures to collect, puzzles you might have missed on the ground level, dynamic weather patterns that change the atmosphere of said plains.
AND IT'S ON A HANDHELD!
I think I might be in the minority but I don't like riding horses though. Always on my feet, climbing things.
It's just a wondrous experience all around that I never expected Nintendo of all companies to create, especially for an established pillar like Zelda.
This is the first Zelda game I actually want to finish (or not finish because the exploration and world is AMAZING!).
Everything seems so polished. Like, you'll enter an area that is just yards of fields but even in that vast emptiness there are creatures to collect, puzzles you might have missed on the ground level, dynamic weather patterns that change the atmosphere of said plains.
AND IT'S ON A HANDHELD!
I think I might be in the minority but I don't like riding horses though. Always on my feet, climbing things.
You can encounter him once more at a certain stable, but once he leaves there you won't see him again until you get the Master Sword.
brilliant!
thebisonxrc
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Is it not possible to start a fire in the rain? I don't understand what I'm doing wrong here, but it will not light. Using a claymore to try to get it going.
Kain-Nosgoth
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nope, you can't
That wouldn't work in real life....
In anycase no its not possible unless you find cover.
If you're in the downpour it won't light, as should be expected.
If you find a sheltered spot you can still make your own campfires.
lensoftruth
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Try finding a rock you can hide under.
Damn, I really need those weapon slots, but I don't feel quite ready to enter it.
correct
thebisonxrc
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Of course not, this isn't skyrim.
Haha thanks for all the replies! I feel like a bit of a fool now, but hey, best to know with certainty. Thanks again, everyone!
Oh shit, nice. Thanks.
Press the sheikah slate button, go to the map screen, and press y o thinkDamnit!
I don't want to target anything from the Hyrule Compedium anymore so my shrine sensor works again, but I can't find a way to turn it off for objects so it can resume sensing shrines
They really should have included an instruction guide for these sort of things.
Damnit!
I don't want to target anything from the Hyrule Compedium anymore so my shrine sensor works again, but I can't find a way to turn it off for objects so it can resume sensing shrines
They really should have included an instruction guide for these sort of things.
Go to map, press y for sheikah sensor, chose shrine.
LegendofLex
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Damnit!
I don't want to target anything from the Hyrule Compedium anymore so my shrine sensor works again, but I can't find a way to turn it off for objects so it can resume sensing shrines
They really should have included an instruction guide for these sort of things.
Open up your map, tap the button prompt to manage the sensor (forget which button this is [edit: Y button]), and choose the option that lets you search for shrines again.
You don't really need to worry so much about that, minor spoiler:
You can't pull out the Master Sword without having a certain number of heart containers, you're not supposed to get it as soon as you see it.
petethepanda
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The
joining in with the music at Wetland Stable, hnngh. This is so good.
accordion
Not 100% correct, you can start a fire if you can get underneath something. Roofs, caves, and outcroppings all work.
kunonabi
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It's pretty crazy. It's almost like they expect you to save scum.
My Zelda progress-o-meter:
48.1 hours played.
3/4 Great Beasts
60/120 Shrines
81/900 Koroks found
Got the Master Sword
5/12 memories
36/83 creatures in compendium
46/78 monsters in compendium
30/36 materials in compendium
86/184 equipment in compendium
4/4 treasures in compendium
48.1 hours played.
3/4 Great Beasts
60/120 Shrines
81/900 Koroks found
Got the Master Sword
5/12 memories
36/83 creatures in compendium
46/78 monsters in compendium
30/36 materials in compendium
86/184 equipment in compendium
4/4 treasures in compendium
With all the talk of performance between versions and modes, why have I never seen it mentioned that the game uses dynamic resolution in portable mode?
Bit smudged, between Switch and Imgur compression, but it should still be apparent: http://imgur.com/a/zoOeW
Bit smudged, between Switch and Imgur compression, but it should still be apparent: http://imgur.com/a/zoOeW
She's voiced by a lobotomized brain in a jar and her dialogue was written by a 14 year old
"my healing will heal you like a healing river of healing heals"
BEST WAIFU 2017
After finishing the game, there's one thing in particular that I don't like and that is that all the of the game's bosses are so easy? It's easier getting killed in the wild.
It's almost impossible to die on a boss
and you can have so many items on you that you can refill your life forever while even pausing to do so. Of course, I could resist and not do it, but the option is there...
It's almost impossible to die on a boss
when you have the "self res" you get from one of the divine beasts
They very much did. He has a couple different dialogues if you stand on the bridge ledge talking you outta suicide
Thank you guys!
You wouldn't believe how long I've been running around trying to fix that.
This game is godlike.
I was loving it before but when I discovered and eventually beat (exploration sidequest location)
something just clicked.
Ever since then, which was a combination of yesterday evening and today morning, I have been enjoying the game an insane amount. Like, probably more than any game ever to be honest. I can see the flaws too - the (random event)
glitch hit me and drove me crazy before it solved itself, inventory management is a mess at times, the framerate drops like crazy in certain spots, the horses control poorly when the game can't decide if it wants to be The Last Guardian or Zelda, and sometimes I just want to skip past the rainy weather - but Breath of the Wild makes an overall impression that is phenomenal. It comes together in a way that feels like magic.
Right now I'm heading towards (northeastern mainquest location)
and I can't put my smile away. I was thinking that if I was a kid, this game would be my life. As it is, I have a full time job, a girlfriend and a dog - yet I have somehow managed to play 25 hours in four days. It sucks away time in a way that no other open world game has ever done to me. A wonderful game, and I am so happy to know that I have so much more to see.
I was loving it before but when I discovered and eventually beat (exploration sidequest location)
Eventide Island
Ever since then, which was a combination of yesterday evening and today morning, I have been enjoying the game an insane amount. Like, probably more than any game ever to be honest. I can see the flaws too - the (random event)
Blood Moon
Right now I'm heading towards (northeastern mainquest location)
Zora's Domain
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