That was the first one I did. I would put that as the 3rd most difficult one for me. Most difficult for me was the one in the desert partially because the boss was an asshole and I was fighting the controls more than the boss himself. Easiest one is the one up in the mountains in the SW of the map and the 2nd easiest was the one in the lava mountains.Got my Hylian Shield, Master Sword and oldschool Hero's Tunic. Ready to go after my first spirit beast in Zora's Domain! What is the "proper" order after that?
I know you're close, but there is a way to trade Stamina upgrades for Hearts and vice versa in Hatano Villiage.I'm going to try and get the master sword tonight if i have time, i need like 6 more shrines. I used a good amount of orbs on stamina instead of hearts prior to knowing the heart requirement for the master sword.
Oh damn interesting I did not know that. There are some villages I didn't walk around and talk to every one in yet and I need to go back and do that.I know you're close, but there is a way to trade Stamina upgrades for Hearts and vice versa in Hatano Villiage.
Holy crap, top gear and haven't even hit your first Divine Beast yet, and I though I was bad not to doing my first on at around 30 hours.Got my Hylian Shield, Master Sword and oldschool Hero's Tunic. Ready to go after my first spirit beast in Zora's Domain! What is the "proper" order after that?
How do you all know how long you have been playing? Just guestimating or is there a time log in the game somewhere?
It's so weird too, it doesn't even let you know until ten days after the you've owned the game.If you have a Switch, go into your profile. it will show the estimated game time. You'll need your Nintendo account linked in order to see it.
I finally got all the three pieces of climbing gear and having all three makes a huge difference in the climbing ability. I'd almost make it necessary to have with how much you climb in this game. I have not upgraded my stamina once yet, going all hearts so it makes a huge difference.So I decided for sniggles I'd go armor collecting and holy crap guys, there's so much of it. Having the right gear makes going on foot SO much easier. The Hebra Snowfields can't stop me now!!
Weapon durability says hello.Yeah, the rain is the worst part of this game
I killed a whole camp of Bokoblins with a metal ball last night. It was far more satisfying than I thought it would be. Swinging it through the whole camp like a wrecking ball, dropping it on the last one's head. I wish the "pull in" "pull out" control could be mapped differently, kind of hard to do that while backpedaling, but it was hilarious.I think they're subtly nudging us into defeating enemies without the conventional hack and slash by using your skills instead. (You'll notice there are always metal crates in moblin camps you can use with your magnet, along with things you can time freeze) Another tactic is to drop a bomb parallel to a red explosive barrel and use a leaf weapon to blow it towards it. Boom! Also in a pinch I'll drop a bomb when I'm running away from something and I detonate it as they chase me. Sometimes if they're right on my tail I'll throw the bomb forwards instead, then dash ahead of it and detonate the bomb under the pursuer as soon as I'm clear of the blast zone.
Long story short, a lot of situations can be cleared without whipping out your sword.
Unpopular opinion: I actually enjoy the rain mechanic. The thunder I can do without, but the rain adds an interesting variable when you're trying to get from point A to point B for me.