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Coxswain Balls posted:Greens alone are not nearly hearty enough for a vegetable curry. Although now that I think about it there aren't any potatoes in Hyrule, what the gently caress?! The Hylian conquistadors haven't discovered fantasy Peru yet, I guess. Someone update the timeline.
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# ¿ Jul 21, 2023 03:34 |
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# ¿ May 16, 2024 10:02 |
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I never used the sword, but presumably you could use it for good respawning base weapons? I also never used the pot, but you could use it for rare ingredients like truffles? And I also never used the chest, but I guess that would work for respawning chests? Or maybe I should have marked caves with chests instead of stars... Person = stables where I've already helped Penn and found the wells (and wells outside of stables), and also occasionally to mark quest people I needed to return to Diamond inside diamond = I used this to mark unpaired shrines/lightroots Heart = catchable fairies Star = star islands in the sky, and rare critters on the ground (stealth trout and smotherwing butterflies, for example), so I knew which areas to revisit to find more later. I'd also switch pins to stars when marking caves after using cherry trees. Skull = bosses and minibosses (in early game to avoid, in late game to hunt) Leaf = travelling koroks that I am not doing right now Ore = gold ore deposits, plus big walls of zonaite in the depths and clumps of luminous stones in the sky I can't use them except for categorical uses like this because my brain is a sieve and I absolutely will not remember anything otherwise. I still occasionally do mark purges when I realise I've been using a mark too 'broadly' and no longer recognise what most of them are actually marking on the map.
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# ¿ Aug 9, 2023 13:54 |
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Slugworth posted:Huh, it never occurred to me to look at the embers, I just watched which way the fog was blowing. I looked up at the clouds, and if I remember right there was a musical/audio cue that told you when you needed to change direction so I got through by racing forward, abruptly staring at the sky to see which way the clouds had started moving, then abruptly changing direction and racing off again. I thought it was a very nice evolution from OoT, which had the mist and the musical cues to lead you through.
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# ¿ Apr 29, 2024 13:19 |