Haha so i've got it completely backwards - maybe i need to follow the adventure log to work out the main quest / story.
Yeah temporary hearts won't work.
The game doesn't hold your hand and you're free to approach it anyway you see fit. You can go and face Ganon as soon as you get off the Great Plateau if you want to.
You're right to do the beasts first, from what I know they damage Ganon. But they just aren't required.
Yeah I like that those areas weren't mandatory but were just challenging enough with a decent bonus at the end of it all to make it worthwhile anyway.
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Look for a top thats in a house somewhere in the woods, it has cold resistance, if you don't find it you need to cook something that will give yoh resistance
Red Dawn? Awesome movie.
That was like a game within itself. Had me reading the synopsis for Snow White and The Huntsman. Left me even more baffled.
I ended up cooking chilli peppers. Teh fcuk with that this elusive house.
I dont think theres any reward for memories beyond seeing the memory. Pretty much everything breaks, later weapons last a lot longer, Master sword loses energy and has to recharge at times.
Arigato!
I think it starts a hell of a lot harder than it ends. And i think the Gerudo Divine Beast is the hardest in the game, particularly early in the game. After a certain point you have a billion hearts and dozens of full heals and extra hearts in your inventory and nothing can touch you.Arigato!
Made to the Rito Divine Beast, did it in 20 mins! A far cry from the 2 hours it took me to do the Gerudo one.
Its a lovely fecking game, this.
At times it can feel like Dark Souls what with the constant dying though.
There's zero hand holding in regards to quests, I saw it was the closest one and did it. I had leave it multiple times to stock up on shit, plus the boss kept one shotting me so I had to look up a guide on how to beat him. How was I to know you had to use the magnet to pick up those pillars he drops and use it to shock him.
Chasing the dragons about and messing with the guardians are probably my main memories. I'm not sure its a game for specific memories really.
Interesting you say that actually. BotW is a sandbox experience so I suppose everybody will have their own memories of stuff they did in it. It's quite different to the classic JRPGs I mentioned which people can share collective experiences of because the main memories they have come down to stories/characters. I still think they're similar in terms of atmosphere and tone, but they're very different experience so maybe I was wrong to use them as a metric.
Didn't even realise it would happen, I was just carrying the box along to have an extra one for the next puzzle. Thought I was a proper genius like.
Yeah ... my strongest memories are really small things tbh. The waterfall near the outpost in the south. Being in storms half way up a mountain, that valentines lake quest. Shield surfing. I just found every minute of it really refreshing and ... playful?
I played Twilight Princess just before Breath of the Wild. It wasn't great imo. Very sparse, quite vanilla and not very memorable were my main thoughts. Wolf Link was kind of fun but just felt there was very little else going on with the game.
I want to replay OOT soon but the thought of having to navigate through the water temple puts me off. I absolutely loathe that temple, and the final boss in it was shit too.
