r/tearsofthekingdom

Image 1 — i can’t believe i almost fell for the “70$ dlc” propaganda
Image 2 — i can’t believe i almost fell for the “70$ dlc” propaganda
Image 3 — i can’t believe i almost fell for the “70$ dlc” propaganda

i can’t believe i almost fell for the “70$ dlc” propaganda

i get that BOTW is so loved but for me i didn’t feel anything when i finished it, it was cool but that’s just it.

but this game is genuinely so beautiful and everything i imagined BOTW was going to be.

this ganon, final fight, ending and zelda as a character are so much better than what BOTW had to offer to me.

irrelevant to the final thoughts but the fact that ganon can flurry rush is so cool.

2nd zelda game down, off to link’s awakening until ocarina of time remake

u/mrahmadmorgan — 7 days ago

Finally saw Castle in the Sky, and saw some inspiration Tears of the Kingdom probably got from it. Pretty cool! Anyone else here seen the movie and gotten that vibe?

u/TheRealOcsiban — 6 days ago
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Worst enemy?

What is genuinely the worst enemy in the wild era (not the hardest, just the one you hate the most)

For me it’s stupid Keese because they always KILL ME when I’m TRYING TO FIGHT OTHER ENEMIES

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u/d3oxyr1bo — 6 days ago

The reward is a little underwhelming...

And I picked the least desirable spot to do it, but I set my mind to it, and finally accomplished it! Right after, I started finding the Miner's armor! I destroyed my Luminous Talus shield, too! Well, the Luminous bit. Now, onto Ganon!

u/Monkeysaus — 5 days ago

When is the best time to get the Master Sword?

I’ve finished the 4 main regional phenomena, I know there’s a 5th dungeon but haven’t started that quest yet. I HATE hate hate the weapon durability mechanic so I really wanna get the master sword to deal with that somewhat but I’ve read that it’s better to finish the next dungeon for more natural story progression, thoughts? As far as I’m aware you need all 12 memories (I have like 8?) and to clear the Deku Tree (I know this isn’t mandatory (maybe the memories aren’t either?) but I would like to do this first anyways.

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u/gloxuba — 5 days ago

First time player and need advice.

So, this is the first time I've played any Legend of Zelda game and I quickly realised it's not a chill RPG game that I thought it was. Maybe because I'm just clueless or never played this style/genre but I need some advice because I keep getting stuck for the dumbest reasons and keep having to search stuff up. That or I just hope for the best. Currently, I'm preparing to go to the Rico village if that helps.

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u/Jazzlike-Spite-9991 — 6 days ago

Exceed the limit of 21 Items attached Ultrahand

Hi.
Does someone know if it exists a glitch that can exceed the limit of 21 Items attached with Ultrahand when I'm building?
I'm trying to replicate the Endurance from Interstellar and I notice that if I want to build it like I want I need to have more than 21 Items attached.
If there is a glitch, does someone know also how to do it?
Thanks in advance.

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u/pyno_lavandino — 6 days ago

I Finally did it!

Going from being someone who hardly ever played anything other than farming Sim games to playing botw was a rough transition for me two years ago. I got totk in January and I am proud to say, I have finally gathered the courage and completed my task to defeat the Floating Colosseum! It was terrifying but I did it! Next step, the King Gleeok?

u/dragngaymer03 — 6 days ago