I guess it's possible to get on the wrong side of the invisible map barrier. Location spoilers:
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HawthorneKitty
Sgt. 2nd Class in the Creep Battalion, Waifu Wars
Ugh, well that's annoying me lol.
Been searching Hebra North Summit for like an hour to find this Shrine that is making my detector go crazyIt seems it's somewhere along the north border of the map above the abyss but I'm having no luck finding it. Any tips?
Not the one at the absolute top left of map?
Nope, that one is more or less right out in the open, this one is somewhere to the east of that. I'm thinking it might be behind a rock wall or something I'm overlooking.
Been searching Hebra North Summit for like an hour to find this Shrine that is making my detector go crazy
Look for
snowballs to roll.
Haha, exactly the kind of hint I was hoping for. I'll give that a shot thanks.
no, there is another southwest of the one in the corner
Smiles and Cries
Member
7 more seeds needed, and no idea where I need to look smh
HawthorneKitty
Sgt. 2nd Class in the Creep Battalion, Waifu Wars
Golgo 13
The Man With The Golden Dong
Looking for fairy fountains and I have a question...
Do they all appear in the same way, geographically, on the world map? What I mean is, could I potentially find the other fairy fountain locations by looking for that scattered body of water on the map? If you zoom in close on the Kakariko Village or Tabantha Tower fairy fountain, you'll see what I mean. Reason I ask this is because I'm on the verge of using a guide to find the two other fountains. I don't want to, but at this point it feels like a needle in a haystack.
randomusername
Member
There's one more you can find using your way but there's one in
the desert area
You can pretty much find all fairy fountains by talking to people in towns and stables and doing quests for them. If you want a more specific hint I could tell you if you want
I've never noticed that. I've only ever
pushed boulders into holes in the ground.
Damn it, there have been so many times I've noticed a suspiciously-placed
boulder
hole in the ground.
Golgo 13
The Man With The Golden Dong
Got it, thanks
Yeah, first time hearing about this too. No wonder I only have 233 lol
The ones I can think of:
- Lifting up small rocks. Usually everywhere, but common on top of mountains/hills
- Popping balloons that are already there or summoning them by finding the pinwheels
- Pushing rocks into holes
- Finding sparkly petals that are usually on top of poles
- Food offerings to statues with plates infront of them
- Fitting a block in a puzzle to match an already formed one. Found on ground/walls
- Examining suspicious looking items. Like the chair on top of the Akkala laboratory
- Examining moving shimmering footsteps
- Jumping on a cut tree stump and then racing to reach the golden circular countdown clock
- Following a solitary yellow flower from one place to the next
- Hitting wooden canisters(??) usually in trees and sometimes are hanging
- Grabbing a metal boulder that is suspended by a chain and throwing it in a well.
- Grabbing 2 metal boulders that are suspended by a chain and throwing them in 2 wells
- Diving/falling in the middle of leaf circle in a lake/pond.
- Putting boulders on top of circular rock formations in ponds/lake
- Placing missing small rocks in rock circles/rock lines
- Melting ice blocks
- Popping balloons that are already there or summoning them by finding the pinwheels
- Pushing rocks into holes
- Finding sparkly petals that are usually on top of poles
- Food offerings to statues with plates infront of them
- Fitting a block in a puzzle to match an already formed one. Found on ground/walls
- Examining suspicious looking items. Like the chair on top of the Akkala laboratory
- Examining moving shimmering footsteps
- Jumping on a cut tree stump and then racing to reach the golden circular countdown clock
- Following a solitary yellow flower from one place to the next
- Hitting wooden canisters(??) usually in trees and sometimes are hanging
- Grabbing a metal boulder that is suspended by a chain and throwing it in a well.
- Grabbing 2 metal boulders that are suspended by a chain and throwing them in 2 wells
- Diving/falling in the middle of leaf circle in a lake/pond.
- Putting boulders on top of circular rock formations in ponds/lake
- Placing missing small rocks in rock circles/rock lines
- Melting ice blocks
I am sure there are more that I am forgetting, but those are the ones that I can think of now.
Edit:
WOW
I just read about this one. But it makes so much sense and I can't believe I have never investigated those lines of trees:
If you spot a line of trees that includes an odd-man-out when it comes to the arrangement of fruit hanging from them, pluck or shoot down the fruit to make them all match, and a Korok is sure to appear.
Sometimes the pattern will extend to torches that you need to light so that they're all burning.
http://www.gamesradar.com/legend-of-zelda-breath-of-the-wild-korok-seed-hetsu-locations-guide/3/
This confirms there is no order.
I did Zora, Goron, Rito, Gerudo.
Zora was the hardest by far, but that means nothing. The game simply gets easier no matter what order you tackle the regions because of player skill, more hearts/stamina, more food and elixirs, armor upgrades and acquisition of progressively better weapons appearing in the wild.
On that last point, I need to find a traveler's sword to show someone for a quest and it's a real bitch since most enemies and chests now spawn far better weapons.
Beware: they're NOT always on a line.
Damn... It's the only one I've done, at the very beginning of my game, and I found it far too easy. I was kinda hoping it was because it was the first (it's definitively the first the game try to send you to).
Sometimes, looking at trails on the ground might help, specially if the distance is really far away. There are a few real long-distance ones.
80'shrines, 82 korok seeds seems a low ratio. Been trying to keep an eye out for odd things too, although not out and out searching for seeds.
Any tips on farming hightail lizards? Need 9 for..things and other than wandering around in circles in the places the compendium lists, are there better ways? Anywhere that sells them?
Any tips on farming hightail lizards? Need 9 for..things and other than wandering around in circles in the places the compendium lists, are there better ways? Anywhere that sells them?
Skeletos311
Junior Member
Take a picture of one and make it the target of your Sheikah radar app. Then you probably want to slowly creep up on them.
flipswitch
Member
I need to find that guy who takes your korok seeds for inventory space, but I can't find him anywhere. I've met him once near a village.
Never mind, used google.
Never mind, used google.
You'll find him next on the road northeast of the Riverside stable, west of Kakariko Village. Then he goes to korok Forrest
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Deleted member 231381
Unconfirmed Member
Is the one in
Akkala
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Deleted member 231381
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Get a one-handed sword and do spin attacks to cut grass in Akkala while wearing the Sheikah Suit. They can appear in cut grass and they don't spook if your stealth is high enough. You can be done in 2 minutes.
HawthorneKitty
Sgt. 2nd Class in the Creep Battalion, Waifu Wars
There's only 2; you gotta make them too
All shrines done (I admit, I used a map to find the last few I was missing. Couldn't take it anymore.) All side quests done. All memories done. Only 225 Kurok seeds, so 215 to go? (For all inventory slots). Bunch of armor upgrades left. The urge to go to Ganon (which I did by mistake at one point. Had to shut off the console!) is getting very strong.
Does this also apply to snowballs? There are a bunch of them in Hebra's mountains but I just assumed they were scenery.
Ok all divine beasts done, and went to rito village. Still no Kass (he's stubbornly in the stables nearby) so one of his things must be outstanding.
Also need some serious cash for the next fairy and ancient armour. What is the guardian defence like on ancient armour compared to standard defence? I have my Hylian kit at 3* but ancient armour I don't think I'll have any materials for upgrades. So 1* ancient armour vs 3* hylian if used against guardians?
Also need some serious cash for the next fairy and ancient armour. What is the guardian defence like on ancient armour compared to standard defence? I have my Hylian kit at 3* but ancient armour I don't think I'll have any materials for upgrades. So 1* ancient armour vs 3* hylian if used against guardians?
manueldelalas
Time Traveler
If you have the Master Sword, that's super effective! against guardians.
To defeat them, just look for a tree or something you can hide behind and lure it; so you can hide, and reset the countdown.
Then use a huge sword and work on destroying it's legs with the charged attack, very easy. When no legs are left, it's incredibly easy to kill them.
Once you know how to kill a guardian, it's trivial; the only thing you need to worry about is that there is no other guardian in sight.
There's a lass in one of the stables who says there's one in that region so you at least know to keep an eye out for it.
Dueling Peaks, North half.
I'm more or less in your situation.
All memories, all sidequests that I could find, 250+ Korok Seeds, All fairies, missing the last three pieces of armor from Kilton, missing ancient gear and done 113/120 Shrines, two of the missing Shrines are eventide and the passed out Gerudo, I think I earned the right to look up the location of the last 5 Shrines, but before that I'm going in a world tour to killl every miniboss I stamped on the map and have yet to kill and collect the seed IO stamped but didn't want to stop to complete the task.
The end is so near... I think I'm going to finaly use my Smash Bros amiibo to get the tunic and summon epona on my last ride towards Ganon.
I think it says a lot about this game that you can be this excited about it after only beating the tutorial.
Skellig Gra
Member
Ugh man I think I need to just go for Ganon before my wife divorces me. At least I'll have a lot to do when the dlc waves hit.
Make use of your stamps as soon as possible whenever you see something suspicious, you will be grateful you did. After you get more familiar you can start repurposing them to your needs.
Btw. Don't stamp the korok seeds you get as the game does that for you (dumb me only noticed after a few hours - you have to zoom in all the way to see)
Sure, I'm just curious which offers better protection - a lower level ancient armour with 'guardian bonus', or higher level normal gear. No point me pushing hard to get
6,000
Because protection from fire and protection from heat are two different things. You need different clothing for Gerudo.
BriareosGAF
Member
I bought mine a copy of Persona 5. She does remote play with the Vita, I play on the DRC, and we put something we've been meaning to watch up on TV and just relax a bit once the kids are put to bed.
Skellig Gra
Member
Lucky, that would not fly in my house lol
If you
finish Tarrey Town, an old lady living there
But it says that it has a "heat resistance" bonus for the complete set. I mean, come on....
And I have the other clothing. But I want some actual protection.
There's heat-resistant clothing inside Gerudo's city walls that you can level up. Two different kinds, actually
There's a bunch of traveling equipment on the way to Zora domain, past Inigo bridge. Look there.
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