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Twelve by Pies posted:Having ten hearts, I did go back to Eventide and thanks to understanding cooking better, Mipha's Grace and Daruk's Protection, as well as the tip about Rock Octorocks and rusty equipment (except shields, that fucker shot it like a million miles away, I couldn't find it), I was able to handle it easily this time around. Then I tried the Trial of the Sword and accidentally blew myself up halfway through the beginner levels. I probably need to come back with a max hearts, because losing all your progress if you make a mistake sucks. Another tip: cooking a meal including a dragon horn chunk makes the effect last for 30 mins. A ton of yellow hearts and a 30 min x3 defense boost make the sword trials a lot more survivable. Also make sure you have your detector set to chests in there.
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Bongo Bill posted:The concept of an entire village where everybody's name has to end in "-son," even if it doesn't have any of the same characters. Plot in the next game where you hear Rhondson has a boy child and names him Ganson.
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# ? Jan 3, 2020 20:11 |
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All I want is for the underground in BOTW2 to have Subrosians. I love the cute little guys.
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# ? Jan 3, 2020 20:48 |
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:Now that I'm physically hunting Lynels, trying to collect the 12(!!) hoofs I need to upgrade the Barbarian Armor, and I can't find a loving one! I found a blue maned fucker while hunting the skeleton horse, and it didn't drop a single fukkin hoof! how did you not put a skull stamp in the map every time you ran into one to remind you that we do not go there (until late game where we definitely go there all the time to kill those assholes)
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 02:04 |
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My mind puts skulls in all the quest related locations that intersect with lynels (this is actually a pretty small number) and just remembers to hold gallops until they have a visual and then make tracks
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 02:53 |
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:how did you not put a skull stamp in the map every time you ran into one to remind you that we do not go there . . . I use skulls for hinoxes and the giant rock monsters. i remember there's one in the coliseum and one on thunder arrow peak. I forget the rest.
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 05:41 |
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Runcible Cat posted:Another tip: cooking a meal including a dragon horn chunk makes the effect last for 30 mins. A ton of yellow hearts and a 30 min x3 defense boost make the sword trials a lot more survivable. wait u can go in with buffs?
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 05:50 |
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scary ghost dog posted:wait u can go in with buffs? Yup. A 30 minute defense buff makes it easy because you just tank the hell out of everything hitting you
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:. . . I use skulls for hinoxes and the giant rock monsters. i remember there's one in the coliseum and one on thunder arrow peak. I forget the rest. One west of Riola Spring, 2 between the snowfield and the labyrinth, one west of the Akkala Ancient Furnace, one near Tabantha Great Bridge, up past the shrine, one up on the Gerudo Snowfield by the Heroine's Sword, one near Serenne Stable, up the road towards the canyon head and and to the right. Oh, and one in the far west, snowfield south of the big mountain with a chunk missing. And one at the end of the trench from Skull Lake to Akkala. I think that's all...
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 08:38 |
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Runcible Cat posted:One west of Riola Spring, 2 between the snowfield and the labyrinth, one west of the Akkala Ancient Furnace, one near Tabantha Great Bridge, up past the shrine, one up on the Gerudo Snowfield by the Heroine's Sword, one near Serenne Stable, up the road towards the canyon head and and to the right. Oh, and one in the far west, snowfield south of the big mountain with a chunk missing. And one at the end of the trench from Skull Lake to Akkala. I think that's all... All told, there are twenty-two Lynels in the base game.
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 12:26 |
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You can also use the Object Map for those or any other things that are hard to find. https://mrcheeze.github.io/botw-object-map/
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mastajake posted:You can also use the Object Map for those or any other things that are hard to find. Okay that looks extremely detailed but if you'd like one a little less detailed but much more user friendly: https://www.zeldadungeon.net/breath-of-the-wild-interactive-map/ It has clickable icons for each shrine that will take you to a relevant wiki page. Also you can click things to check them off as completed as you have done them.
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 17:05 |
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Yeah I like that one a lot too for simpler things, but the first one is good for like Hightail Lizards or stuff like that.
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 17:17 |
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Well thanks, y'all! I just found the shrine inside the cave you have to open by rolling a snowball at the door, it would be cool to see more interior spaces like that in the sequel.
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 19:11 |
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give up the goods nintendo. release breath of the wild 2, to me, right now
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 20:38 |
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romanowski posted:give up the goods nintendo. release breath of the wild 2, to me, right now
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:Well thanks, y'all! I just found the shrine inside the cave you have to open by rolling a snowball at the door, it would be cool to see more interior spaces like that in the sequel. The trailer is set in a giant cave, so I think your wish will be granted.
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 20:59 |
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So help me, this thread has convinced me to give BotW another try, focusing on not avoiding combat and not being an obsessive weapons hoarder. I dunno if I'll make it through the entire story progression, but I'm gonna give it some more time at least
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 21:04 |
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I was watching the twilight zone last night and I thought I heard something that sounded familiar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvZjfGMxrmI
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:. . . I use skulls for hinoxes and the giant rock monsters. i remember there's one in the coliseum and one on thunder arrow peak. I forget the rest. I've been exclusively using skulls for Lynels. I use the gem icon all the way on the right for Stone Talus, and swords for Hinox. Runcible Cat posted:Another tip: cooking a meal including a dragon horn chunk makes the effect last for 30 mins. A ton of yellow hearts and a 30 min x3 defense boost make the sword trials a lot more survivable. Yeah I had the detector set, I didn't know I could go in with buffs though, that's pretty useful. Even if I have a bunch of yellow hearts I'll probably wait until I have a few more heart containers under my belt. Finally got a full set of Ancient armor, I wish the game explained things better because I had to use google to find out what Ancient Proficiency does. It's too bad Ancient Cores are so rare, I want that chainsaw sword but I need two more cores for it.
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 23:05 |
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Early game is interesting, going back into it. Some of it is very well designed (I like the intro shrines, they do a good job at introducing you to exploring different terrain and guiding you through your early puzzle powers), and some is aggravating just because it's basic stuff that is missable if you run off in the wrong direction. This time, I just randomly stumbled into the bandit camp and got Hestu's Maracas, then immediately met Hestu himself and got told to go find Korok seeds if I wanted to carry more stuff. My first playthrough, I totally missed that and spent most of my playthrough wondering what the seeds were for before I finally got around to googling whether inventory upgrades were even a thing. Also, the shrine near Kakariko village that tutors you in some more advanced fighting techniques is super useful, but it's weird to put that somewhere that you might not always run into - I forgot where it was and didn't stumble onto it til I wandered by later on my way to cashing in some seeds.
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# ? Jan 4, 2020 23:36 |
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I mean... if you aren't getting the shrine at kakariko for fast travel purposes what the heck are you doing And if you aren't going to kakariko first on your playthrough, at that point you're already accepting that you're not going by the "conventional" route and will probably run into things out of "order" I do think it was a bad idea to place Hestu only exactly on the road to kakariko, however. They already have numerous points in the game where he can show up on his way to the forest, and they really should've let you meet him at any of those spots. His service is too invaluable, and it's the only thing that makes half of the games' collectibles make sense. Amppelix fucked around with this message at 00:21 on Jan 5, 2020 |
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Amppelix posted:I mean... if you aren't getting the shrine at kakariko for fast travel purposes what the heck are you doing Oh sure, I knew about it from finding it early in my first playthrough. It's not a huge problem or anything, I was just surprised to find that it's apparently possible to make it all the way through the Kakariko plot dump and move along to do other stuff without ever seeing it, even generally remembering that there was one somewhere near the village.
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 00:25 |
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My first Playthrough, I accidentally got off the path Rhoam told me to go, and was chased north. Wound up stumbling over mountains, ran into a Guardian, and found Kakariko from the western entrance instead of the East, missing Hetsu entirely. Didn't find him the first time until I finally decided to look things up. I /might/ have gotten to Hateno and back before I found him.
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 01:14 |
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My brother doesn't have a Switch so I let him make an account on mine so he could play BotW. He played it for about ten hours, and I can confirm he never found the shrine at Kakariko, because he was on his way to Hateno and I told him to flurry rush something and he had no idea what that was, I told him the shrine at Kakariko should've taught him and his answer was "What shrine?" The shrine also comes pretty "far" into the game for teaching you basic combat moves, it probably would have been better off being on the plateau and one of the requirements to get the paraglider.
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 02:27 |
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Rhoam: "I shall give you the paraglider...but only if you can defeat my spirit form with a sacred flurry of blows"
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Twelve by Pies posted:He played it for about ten hours, and I can confirm he never found the shrine at Kakariko, because he was on his way to Hateno and I told him to flurry rush something and he had no idea what that was, I told him the shrine at Kakariko should've taught him and his answer was "What shrine?" The shrine also comes pretty "far" into the game for teaching you basic combat moves, it probably would have been better off being on the plateau and one of the requirements to get the paraglider. on the other hand whenever you are able to do a flurry rush the game literally says Flurry Rush in big white letters beside a flashing graphic of repeatedly pressing the attack button so maybe just, like, look at the video game as you play it
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Bleck posted:on the other hand whenever you are able to do a flurry rush the game literally says Flurry Rush in big white letters beside a flashing graphic of repeatedly pressing the attack button so maybe just, like, look at the video game as you play it I certainly didn't trigger it more than once or twice my first time around, and wouldn't have been quick enough to read the prompt, act on it, and figure out which cool combat move triggered it well after forgetting whatever I'd learned in the shrine tutorial.
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 03:26 |
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I think my favorite part of botw is the people who discover the combat shrines late-game
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Bleck posted:on the other hand whenever you are able to do a flurry rush the game literally says Flurry Rush in big white letters beside a flashing graphic of repeatedly pressing the attack button so maybe just, like, look at the video game as you play it I will never look at the screen. This would take time away from staring intently at my 6ft commissioned portrait of Pruce
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 11:00 |
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The Kakariko shrine is more missable than you might think. https://twitter.com/negaoryx/status/1075864711554461698?s=21
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 20:42 |
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I can quite easily see people ignoring the shrines after the initial ones. A lot of people prefer to beeline a main quest and not waste time on optional content in open worlds. Of course when they realise they need hearts, stamina and fast travel points they'll start doing shrines again, but not necessarily the Kakariko one.
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 20:46 |
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Kinda makes you miss the days when videogames had manuals.
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 22:23 |
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SlothfulCobra posted:Kinda makes you miss the days when videogames had manuals. I'm pretty sure there's an in game manual with controls that list side hops and back flips. But that would require people to stop and read menus for a second.
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 22:32 |
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I actually looked up the control descriptions in the menu after manuals were mentioned, it does list the basic jumps and parry, but doesn't mention that you can trigger special actions by timing them just right. I think I've only triggered it once since I generally spend a lot more time blocking than dodging (although I just realized you can swap the jump button to B, which seems like it'll feel a lot more natural to use).
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# ? Jan 5, 2020 22:59 |
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Ugh....I'm already sick of weather. Rain and storms look so nice, but it's getting in my way so much. I just stood around waiting for a rain cycle to end because there's a cliff I need to get up, so I did that and ran over....only to have the cliff be literally five feet into the next weather zone, where it started pouring and blasting lightning at me
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Captain Hygiene posted:Ugh....I'm already sick of weather. Rain and storms look so nice, but it's getting in my way so much. I mostly saw this as a fence against cutting a beeline into Zora territory but yeah it can be a nuisance also the southeast Always
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Captain Hygiene posted:Ugh....I'm already sick of weather. Rain and storms look so nice, but it's getting in my way so much.
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Amppelix posted:I can count the amount of times I was directly impeded from climbing something by rain on one hand. Is everyone else just making straight lines through the map climbing over literally anything in their way or what? I've been playing for three days now and I'm definitely up to five or six times where I just give up on something or stand around because of rain. And not so much I WANT TO GO IN THIS DIRECTION as specific quests or goals that I need to climb for or spend ten minutes wandering around hoping I find a walkable slope.
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You probably already know this and will roll your eyes at me for saying it, but I'm gonna say it anyway: Remember you can build a fire in the shade and rest until the rain stops. This isn't always possible but it usually is.
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