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[OminoMichelin]

Can you be more specific?

When i was testing Selmie with the dialogs for the different shields and messing around with the ones hanging in her cabin (magnetizing or setting them on fire) i never seen her saying that the the shields take 0 damage from sand or snow. im pretty sure i have explored her dialogues trees thoroughly.

At least is not common knowledge for what i' ve seen. i remember in the " suggest a tweak" thread some people wanting for shields to take even less damage when surfing or none at all. And i didn't see anyone making the observation that they don't take damage in these 2 surfaces.

So excuse me if i was mistaken. But i will surely like to see when or where is this specificaly pointed out in the hame if anyone knows.

IIRC, it was when I was doing the advanced shield race ( I thought I had to break the shrine's door by smashing Link into it at full speed...eh). I think she told me that as a tip when I decided to not do another race. She specifically said that shields take no damage when surfing on sand or snow.

 

[bulletbill10]

I found something neat courtesy of TVtropes.org:

"When you find a memory, Link will get the Sheikah Slate out and look at its associated photo, but the final memory's photo is on the wall of Impa's house, so when Link finds that memory, he just stands there looking around for a few seconds instead... but if you take a photo of the photo on Impa's wall, Link will get out the Slate and look at the photo of the photo, like he does for the other memories."

Not something you the player directly due, but more insane attention to detail.

 

[Lizardus]

I found something neat courtesy of TVtropes.org:

"When you find a memory, Link will get the Sheikah Slate out and look at its associated photo, but the final memory's photo is on the wall of Impa's house, so when Link finds that memory, he just stands there looking around for a few seconds instead... but if you take a photo of the photo on Impa's wall, Link will get out the Slate and look at the photo of the photo, like he does for the other memories."

Not something you the player directly due, but more insane attention to detail.

YEAH!!

I took a photo so I could pinpoint exactly where the memory would be. When I found the place and Link actually took out the photo that I took, it was probably the most mind-blowing moment in the game for me.

Amazing.

 

[dLMN8R]

This is more of an OT thing maybe, but even after playing this game for ~150 hours (~110 on Wii U, another 40 on Switch), I just discovered two completely brand new Korok Seed puzzle types:

Spoiler

- Finding a large hill with two trees at the bottom and boulders at the top. I think "lol maybe if I roll this rock it'll go between the trees wayyyy down there". I do. And I get a Korok seed. WTF??

- I see these sets of three trees scattered everywhere, which seems suspicious, but I had no idea what to do with them. But then I realize that all three trees have identical branch layouts. But the apple layouts are different. So I start picking apples to make them identical - bam another Korok seed. LOL

 

[aBarreras]

This is more of an OT thing maybe, but even after playing this game for ~150 hours (~110 on Wii U, another 40 on Switch), I just discovered two completely brand new Korok Seed puzzle types:

Spoiler

- Finding a large hill with two trees at the bottom and boulders at the top. I think "lol maybe if I roll this rock it'll go between the trees wayyyy down there". I do. And I get a Korok seed. WTF??

- I see these sets of three trees scattered everywhere, which seems suspicious, but I had no idea what to do with them. But then I realize that all three trees have identical branch layouts. But the apple layouts are different. So I start picking apples to make them identical - bam another Korok seed. LOL

HOLY SHIT AT THAT SECOND ONE O_O

 

[Stinkles]

This is more of an OT thing maybe, but even after playing this game for ~150 hours (~110 on Wii U, another 40 on Switch), I just discovered two completely brand new Korok Seed puzzle types:

Spoiler

- Finding a large hill with two trees at the bottom and boulders at the top.
I think "lol maybe if I roll this rock it'll go between the trees wayyyy down there". I do.
And I get a Korok seed. WTF??

- I see these sets of three trees scattered everywhere, which seems suspicious, but I had no idea what to do with them. But then I realize that all three trees have identical branch layouts. But the apple layouts are different. So I start picking apples to make them identical -
bam another Korok seed. LOL

This game is either bonkers level of polish/Easter egg hiding/detail madness, or has some algorithmic stuff deliberately planted in it to make weird outcomes happen on purpose. Either is fine by me.

The chances of this not being GOTY are basically zero.

LTTP used to be the best Zelda and by a country mile (if you include tech achievement at the time) but BOTW eclipses it.

 

[TheMoon]

This is more of an OT thing maybe, but even after playing this game for ~150 hours (~110 on Wii U, another 40 on Switch), I just discovered two completely brand new Korok Seed puzzle types:

Spoiler

- Finding a large hill with two trees at the bottom and boulders at the top. I think "lol maybe if I roll this rock it'll go between the trees wayyyy down there". I do. And I get a Korok seed. WTF??

- I see these sets of three trees scattered everywhere, which seems suspicious, but I had no idea what to do with them. But then I realize that all three trees have identical branch layouts. But the apple layouts are different. So I start picking apples to make them identical - bam another Korok seed. LOL

I assume you found the type of

Spoiler

about 3 boulders next to one another on top of a hill and if you stand next to them and look down, you'll see a circular shape that is slightly larger than a boulder. roll them down and into the circle. circle can be water, lava, or a small pit.

 

[dLMN8R]

I assume you found the type of

Spoiler

about 3 boulders next to one another on top of a hill and if you stand next to them and look down, you'll see a circular shape that is slightly larger than a boulder. roll them down and into the circle. circle can be water, lava, or a small pit.

Yep! I've found a couple of them.

 

[Yoshimitsu126]

This is more of an OT thing maybe, but even after playing this game for ~150 hours (~110 on Wii U, another 40 on Switch), I just discovered two completely brand new Korok Seed puzzle types:

Spoiler

- Finding a large hill with two trees at the bottom and boulders at the top. I think "lol maybe if I roll this rock it'll go between the trees wayyyy down there". I do. And I get a Korok seed. WTF??

- I see these sets of three trees scattered everywhere, which seems suspicious, but I had no idea what to do with them. But then I realize that all three trees have identical branch layouts. But the apple layouts are different. So I start picking apples to make them identical - bam another Korok seed. LOL

Never noticed these puzzles yet and its probably why my Korok seed count is less than 150 with over 150 hours played lol

I didn't even notice the

Spoiler

metallic cube puzzles until I saw Game Grumps did it. And when Arin notices something before you do in Zelda, you know you messed up!

 

[Smellycat]

Never noticed these puzzles yet and its probably why my Korok seed count is less than 150 with over 150 hours played lol

I didn't even notice the

Spoiler

metallic cube puzzles until I saw Game Grumps did it. And when Arin notices something before you do in Zelda, you know you messed up!

Yeah I have no idea how you have missed the metallic cube one lol

They are obvious

 

[Version 3.0]

This is more of an OT thing maybe, but even after playing this game for ~150 hours (~110 on Wii U, another 40 on Switch), I just discovered two completely brand new Korok Seed puzzle types:

Spoiler

- Finding a large hill with two trees at the bottom and boulders at the top. I think "lol maybe if I roll this rock it'll go between the trees wayyyy down there". I do. And I get a Korok seed. WTF??

- I see these sets of three trees scattered everywhere, which seems suspicious, but I had no idea what to do with them. But then I realize that all three trees have identical branch layouts. But the apple layouts are different. So I start picking apples to make them identical - bam another Korok seed. LOL

2nd one's been mentioned. I honestly don't know if I've encountered the 1st.

I think we need another Korok seed puzzle list. There are so many types!

 

[AjNimajwalHansel]

2nd one's been mentioned. I honestly don't know if I've encountered the 1st.

I think we need another Korok seed puzzle list. There are so many types!

The only place I remember the 1st one is on

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one of the twin peaks

. I just remember thinking....ok, why is this rock here, not holes anywhere....what about those random trees over there! It's crazy that this is the only instance of this type that I can remember, because I had 500 seeds by the time I beat the game...

 

[Refreshment.01]

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IIRC, it was when I was doing the advanced shield race ( I thought I had to break the shrine's door by smashing Link into it at full speed...eh). I think she told me that as a tip when I decided to not do another race. She specifically said that shields take no damage when surfing on sand or snow.

It might be when you first meet and talk to her. I don't remember specifics, sadly.

i went to Selmie again and explored every option of the dialog tree and no durability tip was given. Proceeded to create a new save file and went straight to Selmie's Spot after completing the Plateau with the same results.

If i had to make a guess, you must have heard some similar advice in reference to riding a Sand Seal either from an NPC or a game tip. In which case, the observation made about shields not degrading in sand or snow when shield surfing "normally" is relevant still. The hint about snow is never given and the game is known to bend the rules some times, for example, sneak attack damage during the Yiga Clan section.

 

[TheMoon]

Continuing with simbolism, the guardian sage of the Ao Uman shrine representes the center triangle of the triforce. To no surprise since Aonuma, as main producer, has been the center piece of the series for almost 2 decades.

The shrine's name is Oman Au in English. We should stick with that here.

 

[Little Mons†er]

This is more of an OT thing maybe, but even after playing this game for ~150 hours (~110 on Wii U, another 40 on Switch), I just discovered two completely brand new Korok Seed puzzle types:

Spoiler

- Finding a large hill with two trees at the bottom and boulders at the top. I think "lol maybe if I roll this rock it'll go between the trees wayyyy down there". I do. And I get a Korok seed. WTF??

- I see these sets of three trees scattered everywhere, which seems suspicious, but I had no idea what to do with them. But then I realize that all three trees have identical branch layouts. But the apple layouts are different. So I start picking apples to make them identical - bam another Korok seed. LOL

That last one!!!!

I always knew those trees looked suspicious but didn't know what to do with them 😂

 

[Deleted member 465307]

i went to Selmie again and explored every option of the dialog tree and no durability tip was given. Proceeded to create a new save file and went straight to Selmie's Spot after completing the Plateau with the same results.

If i had to make a guess, you must have heard some similar advice in reference to riding a Sand Seal either from an NPC or a game tip. In which case, the observation made about shields not degrading in sand or snow when shield surfing "normally" is relevant still. The hint about snow is never given and the game is known to bend the rules some times, for example, sneak attack damage during the Yiga Clan section.

I'm not 100% sure, but I believe I learned it as a tip that popped up while loading. I'm pretty sure I saw it multiple times, and I didn't really pursue any of the shield surfing activities in the game. The only other way I can think that maybe I learned it would be if that random shield surfer guy in Hyrule (he's standing on a grassy hill by a tree, IIRC) said something or if the wise sand seal (Patricia?) said something one of the two times I gave it fruit.

 

[graffix13]

YEAH!!

I took a photo so I could pinpoint exactly where the memory would be. When I found the place and Link actually took out the photo that I took, it was probably the most mind-blowing moment in the game for me.

Amazing.

I did the exact same thing. Very cool detail.

 

[Refreshment.01]

I found something neat courtesy of TVtropes.org:

"When you find a memory, Link will get the Sheikah Slate out and look at its associated photo, but the final memory's photo is on the wall of Impa's house, so when Link finds that memory, he just stands there looking around for a few seconds instead... but if you take a photo of the photo on Impa's wall, Link will get out the Slate and look at the photo of the photo, like he does for the other memories."

Not something you the player directly due, but more insane attention to detail.

YEAH!!

I took a photo so I could pinpoint exactly where the memory would be. When I found the place and Link actually took out the photo that I took, it was probably the most mind-blowing moment in the game for me.

Amazing.

I did the exact same thing. Very cool detail.

Same here. i would say the surprising thing would be if a player doesn't use the Slate to take a picture at Impa's house, im sure the majority did it this way.

Speaking of which, is there a video of this happening? i know i took the picture but i don't remember what happened when i reached the final memory. Searched online but the only thing i found is the one with Link standing.

Lizardus, how did you managed to be blown away? i mean if Link took the Slate out then the sequence would' ve played out like the previous 12 ones. Did you saw the sequence previously from another player or game session?

This is more of an OT thing maybe, but even after playing this game for ~150 hours (~110 on Wii U, another 40 on Switch), I just discovered two completely brand new Korok Seed puzzle types:

i think some people doesn't give enough credit to the Korok Seeds. When you start getting in the rhytm of things, the game throws a curve ball with a new type. The seed collecting can demand both observation and puzzle solving skills.

However, i think Nintendo should make an small adjustment. After the player collects more than 450 or whatever the number is to maximize slots. Give the player the option to use the extra seeds to substract slots from the inventory. The reason is for seasones players that are familiar with the game to have an easier time when navigating the quick menu.

 

[Wamb0wneD]

I still dont get what im supposed to do at those small wind wheels. Some of them just avtivate while i stand next to them, some dont react to anythign i do, not fanning wind to it, nothing. Dunno if that's the right term in english.

 

[PhoenixSFT]

I still dont get what im supposed to do at those small wind wheels. Some of them just avtivate while i stand next to them, some dont react to anythign i do, not fanning wind to it, nothing. Dunno if that's the right term in english.

Usually they'll trigger balloons for you to shoot at with a bow so you get a Korok seed. You might have to search the horizon for the balloons.

 

[Blues1990]

As much as I enjoyed playing Breath of the Wild, I'm waiting for DLC Pack 2 for more story content, as I had my fill of exploring the world and obtaining the seeds.

 

[Wamb0wneD]

Usually they'll trigger balloons for you to shoot at with a bow so you get a Korok seed. You might have to search the horizon for the balloons.

I know that and i know the audio cue for it happening but sometimes I'm not able to trigger them at all. I have like 10 of them marked on the map that dont do anything no matter what i try.

 

[DragonGirl]

I know that and i know the audio cue for it happening but sometimes I'm not able to trigger them at all. I have like 10 of them marked on the map that dont do anything no matter what i try.

Oh, they do something. It's not always balloons. Sometimes its pots being tossed somewhere in the environment and they can be super well hidden. Look hard at the terrain for something to move.

 

[Wamb0wneD]

Oh, they do something. It's not always balloons. Sometimes its pots being tossed somewhere in the environment and they can be super well hidden. Look hard at the terrain for something to move.

Wait, pots being tossed from where? From the sky or from my location or somewhere else? Never noticed it but this makes the most sense why I never did.

 

[Refreshment.01]

I found something neat courtesy of TVtropes.org:

"When you find a memory, Link will get the Sheikah Slate out and look at its associated photo, but the final memory's photo is on the wall of Impa's house, so when Link finds that memory, he just stands there looking around for a few seconds instead... but if you take a photo of the photo on Impa's wall, Link will get out the Slate and look at the photo of the photo, like he does for the other memories."

Not something you the player directly due, but more insane attention to detail.

Managed to find some videos to ilustrate this. Really incredible attention to detail:

Withouth Picture:

https://youtu.be/lgOtW91bJKs?t=21m41s

With Picture:

https://youtu.be/Wx2hyUTX8_0?t=14m39s

 

[Soapbox Killer]

I just made the mistake of fighting a White Lynel with a guardian bow and he disappeared after 1 hit? Did it glitch?

 

[Wamb0wneD]

I just made the mistake of fighting a White Lynel with a guardian bow and he disappeared after 1 hit? Did it glitch?

Wait did you use an ancient arrow? Because you on-shot everything with that and nothing leaves loot except guardians.

 

[EatinOlives]

This game is either bonkers level of polish/Easter egg hiding/detail madness, or has some algorithmic stuff deliberately planted in it to make weird outcomes happen on purpose. Either is fine by me.

The chances of this not being GOTY are basically zero.

LTTP used to be the best Zelda and by a country mile (if you include tech achievement at the time) but BOTW eclipses it.

Frankie, pls, we need an easter egg in Halo 6 where there's 3 identical trees in a random corner of the campaign and if you shoot the apples to make the trees identical a Korok-like thing pops in and goes YA HAHA!

 

[watershed]

I just made the mistake of fighting a White Lynel with a guardian bow and he disappeared after 1 hit? Did it glitch?

It didn't glitch but you did make a mistake in terms of no loot. Ancient arrows basically warp your target into oblivion unless they're a guardian. Super cool effect but yields no loot.

 

[Lizardus]

Same here. i would say the surprising thing would be if a player doesn't use the Slate to take a picture at Impa's house, im sure the majority did it this way.

Speaking of which, is there a video of this happening? i know i took the picture but i don't remember what happened when i reached the final memory. Searched online but the only thing i found is the one with Link standing.

Lizardus, how did you managed to be blown away? i mean if Link took the Slate out then the sequence would' ve played out like the previous 12 ones. Did you saw the sequence previously from another player or game session?



i think some people doesn't give enough credit to the Korok Seeds. When you start getting in the rhytm of things, the game throws a curve ball with a new type. The seed collecting can demand both observation and puzzle solving skills.

However, i think Nintendo should make an small adjustment. After the player collects more than 450 or whatever the number is to maximize slots. Give the player the option to use the extra seeds to substract slots from the inventory. The reason is for seasones players that are familiar with the game to have an easier time when navigating the quick menu.

I was blown away because it's not something I expected the game to do. When Impa first showed me the picture, I didn't even take a picture of the painting because I knew it was in front of Hateno Fort. When I couldn't pinpoint the exact spot, I went back and took a picture of the painting.

I guess it just came out from the left field. Not a lot of games have these small details anymore. It probably didn't take a lot to implement it but just the fact that it's in the game is very cool.

 

[DragonGirl]

Wait, pots being tossed from where? From the sky or from my location or somewhere else? Never noticed it but this makes the most sense why I never did.

From behind snow drifts or behind trees or any part of the environment - like from behind one tree to the next. You might only see the very tip of something moving behind some rocks. When I say its well hidden in the environment, I mean it. The pots are being tossed from one bit of cover to the next, not towards you. They may quite far away too.

 

[iamaustrian]

pots? I always thought these are acorns.

 

[ajim]

You couldn't be more vague. Golden "thing"? Which snow mountain?

Sorry. I took a photo of it on switch but not sure how to upload.

It's a huge badge like thing on the side of a mountain face with I think lightning bolts around it. It's quite big. I don't know what it is.

 

[Septimus Prime]

Sorry. I took a photo of it on switch but not sure how to upload.

It's a huge badge like thing on the side of a mountain face with I think lightning bolts around it. It's quite big. I don't know what it is.

Spoiler

Electric arrow

 

[RomanceDawn]

Over 230 hours in and I just noticed that North is marked on the mini map...

 

[Grimadin]

This is more of an OT thing maybe, but even after playing this game for ~150 hours (~110 on Wii U, another 40 on Switch), I just discovered two completely brand new Korok Seed puzzle types:

Spoiler

- Finding a large hill with two trees at the bottom and boulders at the top. I think "lol maybe if I roll this rock it'll go between the trees wayyyy down there". I do. And I get a Korok seed. WTF??

- I see these sets of three trees scattered everywhere, which seems suspicious, but I had no idea what to do with them. But then I realize that all three trees have identical branch layouts. But the apple layouts are different. So I start picking apples to make them identical - bam another Korok seed. LOL

I just recently found one after

Spoiler

jumping over three fences with my horse.

Don't know if there are any more like that, but I bet there are.

 

[Myriadis]

In Hateno there is a spot where with cooking pots, so I often go there to cook something. There is also an old lady sitting below the tree nearby. So I took the items for cooking in my hands but accidently didn't drop them into the pot but on the ground.
As I ran after the food to pick them up again (it was windy) the old lady talked to me that I must be very hungry to pick up all that food or something along these lines.

 

[TheMoon]

Oh, they do something. It's not always balloons. Sometimes its pots being tossed somewhere in the environment and they can be super well hidden. Look hard at the terrain for something to move.

oh so THAT's what that was! :O

one of those is at that gate in the woods on the way to Hateno. I stood there looking at what seemed like an acorn being bounced around the trees but I had no clue what it meant.

Sorry. I took a photo of it on switch but not sure how to upload.

It's a huge badge like thing on the side of a mountain face with I think lightning bolts around it. It's quite big. I don't know what it is.

it's a shrine quest. you've seen these plates before, just on the ground. the symbols should tell you what needs to be don there.

 

[:Motorbass]

If I remember correctly, I shot an arrow at a Kakariko Village sign above the road and a Korok appeared. poof

 

[Naked Snake]

If I remember correctly, I shot an arrow at a Kakariko Village sign above the road and a Korok appeared. poof

Yeah I got that one early on actually. You can see that it's as if somebody tried to shoot it with arrows previously, or the sign next to it. So there is a visual clue for it.

 

[Haunted]

If I remember correctly, I shot an arrow at a Kakariko Village sign above the road and a Korok appeared. poof

!!!

 

[Metal B]

Wait, pots being tossed from where? From the sky or from my location or somewhere else? Never noticed it but this makes the most sense why I never did.

Spotting them is sometimes the challenge it-self, so they are by design hard to notice.

 

[Soapbox Killer]

Wait did you use an ancient arrow? Because you on-shot everything with that and nothing leaves loot except guardians.

It didn't glitch but you did make a mistake in terms of no loot. Ancient arrows basically warp your target into oblivion unless they're a guardian. Super cool effect but yields no loot.

200 plus hours and I never Knew this. Also I didn't know there were BEARS!

 

[kennah]

oh so THAT's what that was! :O

one of those is at that gate in the woods on the way to Hateno. I stood there looking at what seemed like an acorn being bounced around the trees but I had no clue what it meant.

Protip: statis the acorn before shooting it.

 

[Myriadis]

200 plus hours and I never Knew this. Also I didn't know there were BEARS!

And you can set the bears on fire and ride them.

 

[GRW810]

Yeah I got that one early on actually. You can see that it's as if somebody tried to shoot it with arrows previously, or the sign next to it. So there is a visual clue for it.

I think it was probably one of my first dozen Koroks, before I really understood the range of puzzles or even the scope of collecting seeds. I think I shot an arrow to see if mine would lodge like the ones already there.

Protip: statis the acorn before shooting it.

I do this, every time. Still tricky because timing the time freeze is an art itself.

 

[TheMoon]

Protip: statis the acorn before shooting it.

I do this, every time. Still tricky because timing the time freeze is an art itself.

I wonder if you could bring a metal plate or something and use that to break the arc and catch it that way?

 

[Naked Snake]

Protip: statis the acorn before shooting it.

I'm guessing you can do this on the balloons too? Never thought of it.

I sometimes like to use bombs on the balloons of they're within close distance (easier to hit and no wasting arrows)... If they're too far for bombs I like to use x3 Lynel bows for easier aiming.

 

[TheMoon]

I'm guessing you can do this on tht balloons too? Never thought of it.

I sometimes like to use bombs on tht balloons of they're within close distance (easier to hit and no wasting arrows)... If they're too far for bombs I like to use x3 Lynel bows for easier aiming.

why on earth have I never used multi-arrow bows lol

 

[Lizardus]

Not that significant but paragliding under a waterfall will cause your para-glider to close.

You also can't climb wet surfaces like in the bottom screen.

I don't remember these being posted but let me know if they were.