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The Legend Of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
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Had a great time with this last night, was doingthe side mission where you have you have to rescue the sheep on the beachand saw a shrine out on the sea but I couldn't get to it, so I went around to the other side to see if there was a path out there, there wasn't so then I noticed another shrine on top of a mountain so decided to go that, on the way I came across two on horses so laid low as I wasn't sure how strong they were, then I got chased by a bull
and eventually made to said shrine . 0 -
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Stop moaning ffs wrote: »
What’s an amibo? What does it do and do I have to get it?
They are little figurines and have digital content attached to them for specific games, at least thats my understanding of them, you do not have to get them, its just an added unnecessary expense. I just ignore them or any in game stuff relating them that pops up.
With regards to getting lost in BOTW, it happens, i myself set a dungeon in my sights and then just done some exploring on the way, i tried not go far off the path when exploring on the way. The game will take you all over most of the map eventually. Do that for the first dungeon or two and then spend alot of time exploring, mix it up
If you're finding it overwhelming and are completely lost, i would advise looking up what dungeon to go to first, then second, third etc in terms of easy to difficult.0 -
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Stop moaning ffs wrote: »Thank you. So they’re not necessary?
I’m lost and frustrated with this game and I’ve loved the franchise since I was a kid. So doing every temple and shrine is important. Completionist ahoy.
I probably shouldn’t even worry about them but I want the full experience
Yeah just take your time, the map is massive and traversing it gets easier the more you progress through the game. Like games to this scale, its a lot to take in at the start.
Just pick a dungeon/corner to explore and go for it 0 -
Yeah just take your time, the map is massive and traversing it gets easier the more you progress through the game. Like games to this scale, its a lot to take in at the start.
Just pick a dungeon/corner to explore and go for it
I will. Thank you
I’ve had loads and loads of accidental discoveries already.
Usually Zelda games follow a linear narrative and process. You have to do this in order to progress to this.
Not so with this one at all.
It’s tough unlearning what I have learned.0 -
Stop moaning ffs wrote: »I will. Thank you
I’ve had loads and loads of accidental discoveries already.
Usually Zelda games follow a linear narrative and process. You have to do this in order to progress to this.
Not so with this one at all.
It’s tough unlearning what I have learned.
The advice I give is to focus on upping your stamina when you get orbs instead of health for the first while. Stamina helps you explore much much easier as you can climb higher cliffs and sprint for much longer. If your focus is on exploration you won't need the additional health and health can be got if needed from cooking the right ingredients to exceed the max health.
She's a slow burner but you'll get lost in it and have 100 hours done in a blink.0 -
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blockfighter wrote: »Some good advice in here on what to do in the game. But also, if you're not enjoying it don't force yourself to play it. Not everyone loves this game. There's too many good games out there to play for you to spend time playing a game that might not be for you.
How many hours have you played?
I got it specifically to play this one. Love the series since Link to the past on the SNES Not really sure on how many hours?
15 or so maybe?0 -
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blockfighter wrote: »I hope your experience improves. But if it was me id have probably given up by now on it.
Learning/improving your game has massive pay offs and bleeds into other games my dood 0 -
Just to be clear, thereve been a lot of those (classic) wtf am I supposed to do here moments and then when you figure it out it’s brilliant
The shrine in Kakariko Village had me stumped. I couldn’t beat the guardian there to teach you battle moves and I broke the two weapons the shrine provided. Then ran off exploring to find weapons to keep trying. Like 4 or 5 times!
But it clicked in the end. That lovely feeling of satisfaction is brilliant.
Main reason I’ll stick with it. It can frustrate you for hours on end, as all zelda games do. But the payoff when you figure it out is fantastic 0 -
Stop moaning ffs wrote: »I broke the two weapons the shrine provided.
Yeah its the one and only thing i hated about this game, constantly having to find new weapons. Theres no joy in finding a new melee weapon, all of them, any new cool looking weapon you find, just takes a lil longer than usual to break.
I really hope they lose that mechanic in the sequel, but i very much doubt they will
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Yeah its the one and only thing i hated about this game, constantly having to find new weapons. Theres no joy in finding a new melee weapon, all of them, any new cool looking weapon you find, just takes a lil longer than usual to break.
I really hope they lose that mechanic in the sequel, but i very much doubt they will
It is super frustrating that side of it. But I understand it too. He’s kind of just invincible but making them constantly breakable adds to that urge to explore to replace them I think is what they’re going for. I could well be wrong.0
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