I am almost a hundred hours into BotW and beat all four divine beasts. One thing i never did however (except erase out of existence with an ancient arrow) is kill a lynel. When i see one i haul ass, because i poop myself. Any tips how to kill a lynel? The image is mere decoration. I am sure y'all seen one!
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I own the game on switch but decided to try it on an emulator and I have to say it's waaaaaay better on my pc than on the switch. So far I've been able to cheese the motion control shrines using weird mechanics because I can't figure out how to get no gyro to work.
But the graphics are so much better and the ability to increase your aim and turn speed using the built in mods is absolutely incredible
If anyone knows how to get the cemu hook correctly installed please share your experience because that's the only thing that could improve my experience
Do the DLC shrines count towards the 100% map completion? I am currently at 99.75% and have not completed (or found) them all yet and I am trying to get to 100% on the map.
Hey Reddit side of BOTW, I'm trying to break the heart limit with glitches.
I have a theory that if you cause a heart container spawn, and figure out a way to keep it loaded (preferably by moving it, but forcing regions to stay loaded might also work) that you might be able to use apparatus storage to get the last heart, and then interact with the container to push your amount of hearts past 30. I know very little about the actual programming of this game, but I was wondering if it would be possible to move the heart container in a way similar to the item ball used for vendor item duplication.
A more clear way of wording this is that I'd like to have 29 active hearts and 1 heart stored in the horned statue to allow the heart container to spawn upon completing a divine beast, keep the container loaded by any means and regain the stored heart, then collect the container.
So this is where y'all come in, if there's a way to keep the container in a loaded zone, whether through force loading two cells at once or moving the container, I believe people other than me could find it. I recognize this is assuming the heart container only checks whether to spawn, rather than whether to delete itself each frame, and also assuming that the container doesn't check your heart count upon collection, and that the game only enforces the limit upon interacting with statues, so tell me if that's wrong.
Anyways, Reddit, do your thing!
Hello you lot. I’m struggling with defeating the boss a little bit, is anyone able to help with some weapons and that. (Mods delete this post if it’s not allowed and direct me to a thread if that’s the case thanks)
Anybody else prefer to display the Champion's weapons/gear rather than use them? I know they're good (I love the Great Eagle Bow), it just doesn't feel right to use them lol. I did have to remake the Scimitar of the Seven but everything else was just sitting in my inventory until I built my house.
Plz help
Lets be honnest, the car is better than the slow ass horse
First screenshot was when I was buying the house. Dude needed to walk all the way to the fire and sit down before I could pay him.
Second screenshot is after every single upgrade. Dude don't sit down I have so much more work for you.
On an unrelated note, yeah, I'm over 100 hours into this playthrough, all shrines, all divine beasts, completed the sword trials, and just now bought my house. Which means I'm also just now building Tarrey Town. Oops 😆
still got the wii u
I want to get the bow of light outside of the Dark Beast Ganon fight but I don't know what the side effects are. Could anyone tell me what could happen.
And to be honest, i dont want to beat Ganon yet. 4 beasts unlocked, I've explored about half of the castle, unlocked the 4th fairy, and just started trying to fight Lynels.
I was starting to run out of sidequests to complete, so i bought the DLCs.
So yeah, i feel like nothing in this game pushes you to actually finish it...
The enemies get stronger and scale up with you so you dont get bored, Lynels are a pain in the ass to kill so it feels like there's bosses scattered all around the map, and quite a lot of grind to do to max out your gear.
But now that i bought the DLCs, im curious to see how difficult the expert mode is 👀
Hi, new on this sub and got a switch recently with botw because I got obsessed with everyone posts 😂 Gave it a try and just wanted to share my mixed opinions on it, socializing on internet.
I've played maybe 80h, beat 3 divine machines, taking my time. The world is honestly stunning. Barely ever felt that connected to the physicality of a virtual world. Everything makes so much sense it sometimes makes me feel dumb 😂
The countless details everywhere are truly unbelievable sometimes.
The exploration feeling, the appeal for curiosity is unending, the combat is damn cool and dynamic, I still discover new ways to fight, I love the breaking weapon system, makes every chest matters, forces you to play with different toys throughout the game, clever than I expected. Bosses fight are challenging as well (except medo'vah, peace of cake) and overhaul difficulty is cool, really got my ass kicked more than a few times. I needed to earn my victories and the game doesn't take you by the hand, love it. And the OST is my asmr right now. Truly beautiful, pure poetry. The minimalism is on point and I'm happy some game makers can still understand the importance of silence. But I think the thing I love the most is that the game tells you it's OK to be bored. Just roaming without a goal, getting lost, finding a point of interest, reaching the main quest without even thinking about it. I don't even use any quest marker. I used to play an unhealthy amount of hours on heavy moded Skyrim, roaming, camping, appreciating the landscapes with the ost making you feel home, taking a beer like I was there and I felt something similar playing this game. Simply therapeutic.
One the other hand I'm a bit frustrated by some points. The story is honestly not as engaging as usual. Probably because it has been told 16367 times already tho. The fact that some characters are speaking out of nowhere was completely unexpected and it's damn weird since they don't most of the time, especially when the acting/dialogues are so awful and that's my biggest problem with the game. Some flashbacks are eyerolling (I play the game in French and I don't know what is happening to our voice actors since a few years but god it's absolutely terrible) and I can't stand characters reminding me every two lines that they failed 100 years ago. I know Link is amnesic but common I don't have Alzheimer yet 😂
For a game with a darker vibe than some previous Zelda games (such as The wind waker, which is my favorite and in complete adequation with its cartoonish style) i found the character development quite immature by contrast to its overhaul tone.
Even if I love the breakable weapon system, it completely takes down the epicness of every item you can get. I understand it's because the game isn't dungeon oriented like the previous ones but still. Opening a big chest in a dungeon doesn't give you the Zelda feeling, just this modern AC loot rpg (at least it's useful in BoTW)
Cooking is very fun (as a passionated home cook myself it makes me hungry all the time) but some recipes become useless since you can find piece of armor to be immun to cold or heat, but that's the down of every light rpg oriented games I guess.
The side quests are most of the time incredibly pointless, as well as their rewards. Talking to a npc that has a quest feels more like a chore than anything else after a few have been done.
The bestiary is... Meh. Every mob has an another version of itself depending on difficulty/elements. This lizard is fire, this one is electric etc bruh. That feels very old and super lame especially in an open world of this era. I know older Zelda don't have tons of different monsters but they feel way less copy pasted. Sanctuaries are fun, diverse, but honestly not hard enough. I miss some water temple headbreaker.
That being said, I love this game so bad and will be in my top five even with its flaws for giving me a sense of total freedom and i'm always happy to discover some weird things to do on this sub. Will try ToTK later after I beat Ganon's ass. Thanks for your dedication.
