HawthorneKitty
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild |OT2| It's 98 All Over Again
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I thought of that but didnt see any
along the beach. In fact, I still havent properly used one, how do they work, do you need one of those leafs to make wind?
Thanks for the replies everyone, its very much appreciated
I will carry on exploring and try to aim towards the
Zora Dungeon
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Hi everyone.
Question..
Question..
Can anyone give a vague hint at where to locate Barta from "The Search for Barta" sidequest in Gerudo Town. I've been south of the town and found and killed the Moldova but she's nowhere to be found around that area.. Keep it vague please I really want to do as much on my own as I can! Thanks in advance
Hi everyone.
Question..
Can anyone give a vague hint at where to locate Barta from "The Search for Barta" sidequest in Gerudo Town. I've been south of the town and found and killed the Moldova but she's nowhere to be found around that area.. Keep it vague please I really want to do as much on my own as I can! Thanks in advance
I'm fairly sure she's at a shrine south east of there.
Pieman0920
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Generally speaking you need a leaf to get them to move, but there's videos out there showing that you can use a magnetized weapon to push into the mast and make it go
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Hmmm a shrine you say? Wierd.. I haven't seen any and got nothing on my sensor around that area. Could swear I've been around the south area enough to have triggerd it.. well back to exploring I suppose. Many thanks but that was not vague at all haha!
Edit: excuse my English
Without spoiling the story, do you get to keep playing afterwards or do you have to load a save to keep playing? I want to do more in the world but also interested in completing the story. Just want to make sure I can still do quests after defeating the big bad.
Well, you can do what you want but at that point in the main quest
it's time to head for a dungeon. Impa did give you the general direction for the four beasts. Go into the quest log and and click on the quest for the divine beasts. It'll give you 4 dots on the map. You can do any you want, my only recommendation is to save the one in south west for last, I thought it was the hardest.
Hi everyone.
Question..
Can anyone give a vague hint at where to locate Barta from "The Search for Barta" sidequest in Gerudo Town. I've been south of the town and found and killed the Moldova but she's nowhere to be found around that area.. Keep it vague please I really want to do as much on my own as I can! Thanks in advance
She is the desert somewhere. You obviously haven't found the spot because you'd know right away where it was when you listen to the guard's hints. EDIT: another hint: zoom in on the map. you can see an interesting place on it.
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Thanks I'll keep searching!
Edit: oohhhh something "Exile" perhaps?
If so, stupid me!
I'll keep searching!Edit: oohhhh something "Exile" perhaps?
If so, stupid me!
Sgt. Kabukiman
Banned
Man, the dungeon bosses are a complete joke when using a
I hope hard mode will deliver a better challenge on that front.
But the Rito village does have the second best music track in the game!
x3 bow and some bomb arrows.
But the Rito village does have the second best music track in the game!
Dark-Cloudz
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kraspkibble
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lol just did the shrine
also at the merchant i don't know what to sell. it seems a lot of things have a use. i sold x2 rubies and the first set of clothes you get. too hesitant to sell anything else. to be fair not much was on sale and i ended up with about 400 rupees. only bought arrows.
that is surrounded by flowers. the lady gets mad at you if you touch them. if you touch them too many times she beats you up.
also at the merchant i don't know what to sell. it seems a lot of things have a use. i sold x2 rubies and the first set of clothes you get. too hesitant to sell anything else. to be fair not much was on sale and i ended up with about 400 rupees. only bought arrows.
Dark-Cloudz
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That bitch is straight up loco.
Speaking of villages, for the ones who have been everywhere, should we do a village ranking? Here's my list (I spoiler tag them and put them on the same line not to spoil how many there are):
Ranking:
Reasons:
Also, I'm not sure, but does
count as a village?
Ranking:
Kakariko Village> Hateno Village> Rito Village> Gerudo Town> Tarrey Town > Zora's Domain >> Goron City>>>>> Lurelin Village
Reasons:
I feel Kakariko has the most depth with all the side quests and interconnections, it really felt alive. Hateno has nice music and a lot of cool stuff too. Rito is so high on my list mostly because of the atmosphere and music, the return of Kass is also great. Gerudo is nice too, loved the dating class, lol. Tarrey Town was one of the coolest quest and has awesome music, it's a bit dead afterwards unfortunately. Zora is gorgeous, but not enough to do there. The Goron one disappointed me a bit, it's ok, but I never want to stay there for long. Lurelin is boring. It was cool to find, but there's almost nothing there.
Also, I'm not sure, but does
Korok Forest
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Damn! I didn't only found a leviathan's head. Also a shrine and a fairy's Fountain! And Barta haha
Thanks for the tip addi
Finished the game at 92 shrines, 25 hearts, 2 stamina wheels, something like 197 korok seeds, all beasts recovered, and all memories recovered.
Ending was meh, unfortunately, so an area for improvement in the next one. Maybe the dlc will fill in some gaps and develop the characters more.
Hyrule castle is still one of my favourite spots in the game, and I really love how much they made it seem like an actual castle with (just in case)
. Also really cool how they built in all these different ways to approach it.
I'm curious how many different approaches there are to the castle - aside from I guess just jumping and gliding in from high up. The different entry points I've found are:
There might be a way or two I'm forgetting too, and maybe more that I don't even know about.
WIth all the different ways you can approach the castle, and the striking scenery there, I think it's highly advisable to poke around early on in the game. Lets you make more use of the different entrypoints, adds some tension, and gives a clearer goal to keep in mind as you go through the rest of the game. Glad I visited at the beginning.
Also finally finished that royal recipe quest, that I got at the start of the game. This game was the chronicle of Link risking life and limb, defeating demons and monsters, battling the ultimate evil, and saving the world for the reward of
.
Ending was meh, unfortunately, so an area for improvement in the next one. Maybe the dlc will fill in some gaps and develop the characters more.
Hyrule castle is still one of my favourite spots in the game, and I really love how much they made it seem like an actual castle with (just in case)
scale and structures like the moat, guard houses, multiple walls, and different sections like the underground dock, lockup, dining hall, and library
I'm curious how many different approaches there are to the castle - aside from I guess just jumping and gliding in from high up. The different entry points I've found are:
Direct through the main gate
Western passage using a mine cart into near the lockup
Bombable wall from an outside ledge that leads into a lockup cell
A collapsed wall that also leads into the lockup area
Through the underground dock, into the library if I recall
Eastern passage using a tunnel/mine cart and up a shaft into the library
Western passage using a mine cart into near the lockup
Bombable wall from an outside ledge that leads into a lockup cell
A collapsed wall that also leads into the lockup area
Through the underground dock, into the library if I recall
Eastern passage using a tunnel/mine cart and up a shaft into the library
There might be a way or two I'm forgetting too, and maybe more that I don't even know about.
WIth all the different ways you can approach the castle, and the striking scenery there, I think it's highly advisable to poke around early on in the game. Lets you make more use of the different entrypoints, adds some tension, and gives a clearer goal to keep in mind as you go through the rest of the game. Glad I visited at the beginning.
Also finally finished that royal recipe quest, that I got at the start of the game. This game was the chronicle of Link risking life and limb, defeating demons and monsters, battling the ultimate evil, and saving the world for the reward of
100 rupees
This is true. Maybe the best for me.
Sgt. Kabukiman
Banned
My village ranking, no big spoilers really, just the names of said villages:
1) Tarrey Town: hilarious quest (and what a great ending) and best music in the game.
This video goes into great detail as to why it's so good.
2) Hateno Village: I love the townspeople, the little kids running around are a riot. Plus, this is where Link lives!
3) Rito Village: superb music.
4) Gerudo Town: I love the gender dynamics and how the game really goes out of its way to flesh out the Gerudo society. Only problem: the Gerudo theme is usually some of the best music in every Zelda game and here it's really not that memorable.
5) Kakariko Village: looks beautiful and I appreciate the Japanese vibes but there's not that much to it. I like the shy girl though, she's funny.
6) Goron City: very charming inhabitants.
7) Lurelin Village: I didn't even find it until my second playthrough! A very pleasant little hamlet though.
8) Zora's Domain: kinda generic but still okay.
This video goes into great detail as to why it's so good.
2) Hateno Village: I love the townspeople, the little kids running around are a riot. Plus, this is where Link lives!
3) Rito Village: superb music.
4) Gerudo Town: I love the gender dynamics and how the game really goes out of its way to flesh out the Gerudo society. Only problem: the Gerudo theme is usually some of the best music in every Zelda game and here it's really not that memorable.
5) Kakariko Village: looks beautiful and I appreciate the Japanese vibes but there's not that much to it. I like the shy girl though, she's funny.
6) Goron City: very charming inhabitants.
7) Lurelin Village: I didn't even find it until my second playthrough! A very pleasant little hamlet though.
8) Zora's Domain: kinda generic but still okay.
The Technomancer
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Thunderblight Ganon
First fight in the game that's given me any kind of trouble. I even killed the Lynel in the Zora Domain after a few attempts. I just can't get this guy down. I've gotten to the second phase like twice
How do I get around his shield without just wailing on it and massively damaging my weapon in the process?
Def my favorite boss. First few seconds and already it's like what.
Damn! I didn't only found a leviathan's head. Also a shrine and a fairy's Fountain! And Barta haha
Thanks for the tip addi
No problem
I actually did it in the complete opposite way, went exploring first, found the place and then got the quest for it Yeah, I used the winds to fly up and down that cliff trying to find a bombable wall for 2 hours. Had to check online for the solution. Here's the general direction you have to go, it'll save you some time:
it is deep inside the mountain, but the entrance is on the south east side of the mountain, not north side.
Yeah, the music evolution in
Tarrey town
The Goron horn is hilarious
Sgt. Kabukiman
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I guess I'd rank it second to last, above
Zora's Domain
Koroks and their terrible trials
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I thought so too. Way too dreary when you first get there. But after the
the eternal rain stops and the sun comes out, it's quite lovely.
Thanks for posting that video, have some newfound appreciation for the music now. What they did in
Tarrey Town
I knew the track got more layered, but not that it matched up with the new inhabitant.
Yeah true. I've never found the Zora areas in other Zelda game that interesting, and I didn't enjoy the Divine Beast quest line mostly for that area because it felt unnecessarily long.
Gerudo Town is best purely because of
Fuck I love Gerudo Town.
The rest are pretty close.
Tarrey is 2nd because it's a
and I love those. Rito was near the bottom but
brought it up a notch. I like Zora's domain quite a bit actually. The design is great and the leadup is great and there are some cool sidequests. Eldin region has the coolest overall design with the
.
is the worst because of dat framerate and the suckish trial (you know the one).
is fairly weak but it's pretty and has nice music.
watermelon girl.
Also the voe class.
Also the secret shop.
And the quest to get in
Patricia
Thunder helm
Those fucking Gorons how did they get in
Fuck I love Gerudo Town.
The rest are pretty close.
Tarrey is 2nd because it's a
town building quest
Kass
Goron mount rushmore and Vah Rudania crawling around the side of the mountain.
Korok Forest
Lurelin
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Btw, at which stable can I find the raw gourmet guy? I got some meat for sale
Wyndstryker
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Even the gerudo acknowledge their awesomness
It's probably more fun that way lol.
Edit random unrelated note: The Special Delivery sidequest was probably one of the most unexpectedly intense in the game. Easily missable too, for those nearing the end and haven't seen it yet, go to the
bank of wishes near Zora's Domain.
I let the message get stuck in some wood and barrels near the end. Trying to dislodge it was like trying to diffuse a bomb. With bombs.
Got the full Barbarian set. Can't say no to attack power.
I tend to stick with guardian armor and ancient weapons, as the bonus is +80% damage vs +50% damage
Auto_aim1
MeisaMcCaffrey
It looks bad but you know what I should probably get that.
Guardian armor, ancient battle axe++, mighty meal attack^3 and spin attack with that? You can down a silver Lynel with that in 15 seconds.
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Naked Link is best Link.
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