If you get frustrated, play it with the screen facing down and use the flat side of the maze.
If you get frustrated, play it with the screen facing down and use the flat side of the maze.Hmm, I'm having trouble putting time into this game myself. Like last night, I found a shrine where you have to use the Wii U gamepad to tilt a platform to get a ball through a maze and then onto a platform.
It's annoying to have to do tasks like that to have progression. I find a number of things they want you to overcome to just be tedious and annoying. It's like the adding of motion to sword swinging on the Wii... except adding many more of them. Just ruins the game.
Hmm, I'm having trouble putting time into this game myself. Like last night, I found a shrine where you have to use the Wii U gamepad to tilt a platform to get a ball through a maze and then onto a platform.
It's annoying to have to do tasks like that to have progression. I find a number of things they want you to overcome to just be tedious and annoying. It's like the adding of motion to sword swinging on the Wii... except adding many more of them. Just ruins the game.
That's actually what I ended up doing because the motion detection is so terrible.If you get frustrated, play it with the screen facing down and use the flat side of the maze.
This is actually quite good.On a positive note I've completely around 50 shrines so far and only had 3 motion control puzzles so far.
Not an option on the Wii U.I also found it much easier to perform the motion portions with the pro controller or just the right joycon.
Hmm, I'm having trouble putting time into this game myself. Like last night, I found a shrine where you have to use the Wii U gamepad to tilt a platform to get a ball through a maze and then onto a platform.
It's annoying to have to do tasks like that to have progression. I find a number of things they want you to overcome to just be tedious and annoying. It's like the adding of motion to sword swinging on the Wii... except adding many more of them. Just ruins the game.
I didn't have any problem with that one on the Switch, however I can't recall if that was before or after I got the pro controller, so it could have been with the Joycons. Either way, it was with the controller, and not the tablet. I'd imagine that would be more difficult for the Wii U. The maze was no issue, and I got the jump on the second attempt. For my first attempt at the jump the ball went straight up in the air and landed back on the maze, so I was able to immediately retry the jump. I assume, and hope (sorry Wii U users), any subsequent Shrines with similar puzzles are more difficult.
I've gotten to the point where I fear no Lynel... I used to run away from them, now I charge toward them! They always provide great loot as well.
Stasis!! OMG it works on enemies!? Not sure if I didn't know that or just forgot. This game just keeps getting better. I just got my ass handed to me by Lynel yesterday.Stasis, attack, hide for stasis to recharge.
Rinse and repeat until dead.
Stasis, attack, hide for stasis to recharge.
Rinse and repeat until dead.
No stasis needed. Just parry and dodge. They vary in attack and weapons, but they do the same attacks over and over. I don't like using Stasis on enemies. I think it takes the fun out of fighting tough enemies.
I can't parry for shit or fury attack well. Even with 21 hearts and 2x upgraded armor I was getting my butt kicked. @ nashemon yes stasis will work if you upgraded it
Ugh, I'm gonna face my first Lynel. I just got to Zora's Domain and need to kill one.I've gotten to the point where I fear no Lynel... I used to run away from them, now I charge toward them! They always provide great loot as well.
Ugh, I'm gonna face my first Lynel. I just got to Zora's Domain and need to kill one.
I'm really getting distracted a lot in this game. The Switch says I'm over 25hrs played in Zelda and barely getting to my first divine beast area.
Ugh, I'm gonna face my first Lynel. I just got to Zora's Domain and need to kill one.
I'm really getting distracted a lot in this game. The Switch says I'm over 25hrs played in Zelda and barely getting to my first divine beast area.
For all the time I've put in the game I still only have 6 hearts lol. With minimal spoilers, can anyone tell me how soon I can get the Master Sword and what it takes? Weapons breaking constantly is starting to get old. Also, while you can tackle the dungeons in any order, is there a "preferred" order to doing them challenge wise or are they all equally difficult?
For all the time I've put in the game I still only have 6 hearts lol. With minimal spoilers, can anyone tell me how soon I can get the Master Sword and what it takes? Weapons breaking constantly is starting to get old. Also, while you can tackle the dungeons in any order, is there a "preferred" order to doing them challenge wise or are they all equally difficult?
As everyone pretty much knows, being an open world game, you can go nearly anywhere and do anything you want whenever you want. Though, there are some built-in limits with the game's progression mechanic. Such as not being able withstand the temperature, fly/climb/swim far enough, have enough defense for the enemies, or high enough sneak. So, as long as you know where something is, you can get to it with the right equipment/food/stats. You can kill anything with bombs and some strategy and lots of patience.For all the time I've put in the game I still only have 6 hearts lol. With minimal spoilers, can anyone tell me how soon I can get the Master Sword and what it takes? Weapons breaking constantly is starting to get old. Also, while you can tackle the dungeons in any order, is there a "preferred" order to doing them challenge wise or are they all equally difficult?