To funny, same here to a degree. It's definitely been a big part of my attention and awareness.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild |OT2| It's 98 All Over Again
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To funny, same here to a degree. It's definitely been a big part of my attention and awareness.
Final Beast down, FINALLY got the Gerudo Tower and I'm sitting at 97 shrines. I'm sure I'll be able to pick around 10 or so between high and low Gerudo, but the others are going to be harsh!
Urbosa's Fury is pretty sweet.
So end game question.
Urbosa's Fury is pretty sweet.
So end game question.
If you don't fight the GanonBlights, when fighting Calamity Ganob, do you have to fight the 4 elements on top of it? Yes or n. I'm worried/sad if it's boss fights I'm gonna end up missibg
forknknife
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Just spent like one hour just roaming all around death mountain, mining gems, climbing every peak then gliding down to the next against the wind... marvelous, i really love this game sense of scale and exploration, it's really unlike any other game I've ever played.
And seriously, I might be alone in this, but I really am impressed with the graphics of this game sometimes. It may not have the most complex geometry, the best textures or the best shadows but, somehow, it has given me some of the most beautiful moments I've had with a game.
Also, I didn't get the name but I came across the best shrine yet, super long and creative with even some challenging parts.
If I have any complaints about the game is that I think the puzzles in the shrines could've been harder.
I wish hard mode DLC would involve redoing the shrines to more difficult puzzles, that'd be awesome.
And seriously, I might be alone in this, but I really am impressed with the graphics of this game sometimes. It may not have the most complex geometry, the best textures or the best shadows but, somehow, it has given me some of the most beautiful moments I've had with a game.
Also, I didn't get the name but I came across the best shrine yet, super long and creative with even some challenging parts.
If I have any complaints about the game is that I think the puzzles in the shrines could've been harder.
I wish hard mode DLC would involve redoing the shrines to more difficult puzzles, that'd be awesome.
Same here. 100 hours of my life wast...Obliterated in the best possible way I mean. Literally 99% of my free time has been spent with this game.
Also from someone that quit MGS:TPP out of frustration after several hours, the Pilgrimage mission was a cake walk. Take your time and make sure not to lose sight and learn to use your damn bow.
Skip to day and talk to the guy that knows about moons?
Speaking of stealth missions, you know what's bullshit?
The "banana assassins" mission. I can't believe how many times I had to restart it because I got spotted by the big guys in the last rooms and how powerful they are. Granted, I had 3 hearts, but still, so hard and frustrating.
Got it, ty friend
CharminUltra
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I vaguely remember some thread about some dude waiting a whole month in line for something and then everything else is a blur.
Lupin the Third
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I JUST did that, and I got frustrated and slaughtered all the big instant-kill swordsmen with Ancient Arrows. It worked.
I can't remember the last time a game gave me the kind of agency to create my own experience that this one does. Oh wait that's because none ever have.
Constant looking-around-wishing-someone-else-had-just-seen-that-shit moments. Capture button should have been video because of this game. Missed op.
Constant looking-around-wishing-someone-else-had-just-seen-that-shit moments. Capture button should have been video because of this game. Missed op.
Finished all side quests, shortly after finishing all shrines and
. Won't be getting all the Korok seeds (in fact I have only 70), so this is it, for now.
One of the last sidequests I did was the
. Cute and fun one to end on.
But even better: the very last sidequest I did was the
After which I
Wow, that was a great way to end my time with the game! From the
to the revelations about
this may be my favorite twist/side story in the entire game.
So yeah. Seek out the ancient songs, people.
fully upgrading the Wild armor set. Ready to play that DLC in the classic outfit!
One of the last sidequests I did was the
love letter in Zora's domain
But even better: the very last sidequest I did was the
final Kass song, Hero's Cache.
warped to Rito as I'd heard he'd show up there after completing all his songs.
Wow, that was a great way to end my time with the game! From the
song referencing the classic Zelda theme
Revali (no pun intended) -- both why he disliked Link and the fact that he's decided to help him regardless by passing on the songs, completely salvaging what was a bit of an annoying character
So yeah. Seek out the ancient songs, people.
The entrance is
a hole in the cliffside very high up. Glide around with the updrafts and you should be able to find it.
Yes, though I think you're misunderstanding?
You can just do a quick straight to Ganon replay after you finish the game if you want to see for yourself.
That one I actually thought was fun.
The area was a cool change of pace interior setting, and the banana thing was funny. I also like the last room with the false wall and a chest with some random useless thing in it. Probably bananas.
With all the hate for stealth sections, anyone remember that Aonuma said that he'd love to do a game where you live as a thief for a new IP? It'll be interesting to see how that works out.
Its a instakill regardless of health anyways.
CharminUltra
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There are so many ways to clear it w/o much trouble that yeah, I don't get it either.
The animation and sound when the
guards spot bananas are hilarious
Easily my least favorite mission in the game.
forknknife
Banned
Definitely, I've mentioned that a few times. Let's just hope video sharing is in in time for the DLC, I guess then a mot of us will be playing the game again and will be able to share a lot of crazy shit.
DecoReturns
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Guardian Arrows. It was super easy to fight them, but I was packing those because I had a decent amount of cash.
I didn't know they kill you in one hit tho, guess I was lucky to be packing heat
Watching my almost five year old niece (edit six, oops, bad uncle). I decided to pause the game while I prepared her a little snack before bedtime (she passed on supper because she wasn't hungry, but she'll totally kill a little pizza now). I come back to the living room and she's totally destroying a big giant guy that killed me three times before I decided to take a break.
I think I'm gonna put her in charge.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYWyI7zWdt4
I think I'm gonna put her in charge.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYWyI7zWdt4
Man I wasted so many ancient arrows on guardians when I could have just parried and used that super legendary sword that is awesome. I only got the parry timing down recently after letting lasers shred many shields when I was late.
Just finished the Goron beast and I loved absolutely every single moment of it. And I mean every moment from my fist step on Death mountain and everything leading up to the beast. The dungeon itself was just tremendous and boss was fun. Oh, and I loved the dungeon music.
This games sense of scale and verticality is nothing short of amazing. This really shines on Death mountain, which truly feels like a mountain this time. I mean there are lakes, springs, caves, tunnels and mines all over the place. And a big dungeon climbing it's slopes to top it all of. And then you take out your glider and return gracefully to the green world below while soaking in the vistas of an entire kingdom. This game man. This game.
This games sense of scale and verticality is nothing short of amazing. This really shines on Death mountain, which truly feels like a mountain this time. I mean there are lakes, springs, caves, tunnels and mines all over the place. And a big dungeon climbing it's slopes to top it all of. And then you take out your glider and return gracefully to the green world below while soaking in the vistas of an entire kingdom. This game man. This game.
TheFuzz
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A little anecdotal, but somewhat related to your awesome story.....but this game will probably go down in my memory as being the best gaming experience of my life. My almost-3-year-old asks to watch "Wink" (Link), and I played BOTW to pass time while my wife was at the hospital before our son was born.
Beating Fireblight Ganon while sitting beside my wife as she waited for our son is etched in my mind forever. I'm so grateful Nintendo made this game so I can tell my kids how important it was to our family.
Quoting myself here but after searching for opinions on this online, I have to ask: am I the only one who thought the master Kass speaks of is
...Revali....
HammerOfThor
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Do ancient item loots from deactivated ancient weapons respawn at a blood moon? Or is it a one time thing?
Damn, I wanted to see how far I could ride athroughbear, but there's a blockade of goop on the path that's impassable, and it refuses to go inside. Oh well. Screenshot to commemorate the attempt:Hyrule Castle
Actually...
there's an eye on the opposite side of the goop, destroy it and the path will be cleared. There are 3 of these goop blockades iirc, but all can be cleared
forknknife
Banned
I'm going to be tackling that dungeon soon, today I just went exploring death mountain and did a whole lap around it, climbing up and down, discovering stuff, mining tons of gems, gliding off to the next point... all with the amazing backdrop with the volcano and the divide beast roaming around it. Just incredible, no other game world has impressed me as much as this.
forknknife
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I had zero problems with them, I actually loved the motion controlled shrines. Never played SS though.
Yea, games like this only seem to come once a generation. Nintendo pulled off a real win ending the Wii U and starting the Switch with it. This game makes me feel like a kid again.
Omega Kirby
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Beat Divine beast Rutania. I think that was the best divine beast of the lot in terms of dungeon design but Naboris still has the best boss of the lot.
Also found and obtained the master sword. Tommorow I have a date with ganon
Also found and obtained the master sword. Tommorow I have a date with ganon
CharminUltra
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Weird. I'd try turning on Stasis to make objects you can pick up stand out.
I'm guessing it's my fault actually. Instead of motions it's really just small tilts to the controller
victreeb3l
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Down to my last 15 shrines and I decided to use a guide to get them done quickly. After I looked up one of them I instantly regretted it. I wish I didnt look it up and I will try my best to avoid looking at a guide for the remaining 14.
I took a day off yesterday and my session today felt like the first 30 hours. I just loved exploring for the sake of exploring. So many canyons and areas I havent touched yet. Little clues leading to treasure or amazing shieldboarding courses. I love this game.
I took a day off yesterday and my session today felt like the first 30 hours. I just loved exploring for the sake of exploring. So many canyons and areas I havent touched yet. Little clues leading to treasure or amazing shieldboarding courses. I love this game.
CharminUltra
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Actually I wasn't a huge fan of these. I used tiny movements, too. A couple of them I found frustrating
(tilt maze and one of the mini-golf ones.)
Well I was able to find one in the forest kind of off to the side of the lab. Dunno if that's what they meant but it worked either way.
Pretty sure autosaves will overwrite the manual ones eventually. You can create a new profile though.
I turned the shrine sensor on for the last 15 or so but it eventually didn't help much, I had to break and use a guide for the last 5. I would have never found atleast 2 of them, lol.
Nothing1016
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3 shrines left. Does anyone know how to trigger a blood moon? 
Nope.
HawthorneKitty
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