@Tsurii@JohnBlackstar@FGPackers I see, thanks all for the input! I've exchanged for 2 stamina vessels so far, I am thinking I may get one more before I invest in more hearts.
@FriedSquid I use bombs as a poor man's shock arrows/lighting rod when it comes to aggressive fishing methods. They're very effective, and a lot more replaceable. Granted, they don't have the same 'zing' factor, but... well, they do the job.
@FriedSquid I use bombs as a poor man's shock arrows/lighting rod when it comes to aggressive fishing methods. They're very effective, and a lot more replaceable. Granted, they don't have the same 'zing' factor, but... well, they do the job.
Hmm, well unless I just haven't been to a good place to get bomb arrows, I have been able to find shock arrows and lightning rods much easier than bomb arrows, hence my suggestion. Guess I should give both a shot, then! (Yikes... Bad pun )
Finally got Epona again, the first time she despawned, so I dunno if she dies, then she is gone for good or not, but I think you can possibly get multiple stuff, but stuff like clothing or Epona from the amiibo is a rarer thing.
So apparently if you try to walk off of Proxim Bridge within Brigo's eyesight, he will think Link's trying to commit suicide and ask you to come down and offers to talk.
The interactions with NPCs in this game are truly incredible.
Finished the main story. Not quite sure how to feel about that ending. Btw, who's voice Zelda is hearing from the sword? Immediately I thought of Fi. Also it's cute how they tried to explain Links tendency to be silent in this game. Maybe next Zelda game he'll actually verbally speak
I am more crafty instead of skilled in this game. Will blow up the bad guys with bombs while hiding, send a goat in to the bad guys camp and then wreak havoc as they run around chasing the goat, or stun an enemy and beat them with their own weapon so they can't use it against me. Am I going to struggle with end game or do ok?
@JohnBlackstar I think you'll do fine as long as your quick. Most of the main bosses in this game are easy as long as your well prepared. They're attacks are well telegraphed for the most and tend to be predictable in what they do. The only part I can see you struggling with in the end are the two Lynel that guard the two gatehouses. If you get caught with them, you'll have to fight them, and they can be quite difficult if one doesn't know how to dodge effectively.
@Joeynator3000 Crazy. The only 'bug' I've seen so far was the guardian's legs going all noodley when I break some of them off + tip them on their side.
OMG everyday i feel more and more behind all of you guys! And i can't read anything here! By the way today i'll start explore East Necluda after exploring the village. This will take ages to complete!
The physics engine leaves a lot of scope for interpretive solutions.
I've solved about 3 of them by cheating.
One of the main ones that most people will do involves trying to get a ball to roll down a slope in a tricky way. You can actually just ignore the slope entirely and hit it along a walkway at the far side.
@DezzyI remember a motion-controlled shrine where you had to guide a ball through a maze. I just did a weird 180 with my GamePad and flipped the thing upside-down. The bottom was just a flat piece. A new ball dropped in and I could just ignore the entire maze.
@Octane
Yeah I figured that out too. That was a dumb and annoying one though. You still had to like flick the ball upwards to make it cross the gap, which seemed unnecessary.
My favourite one so far has been the one that flings you, and your bombs, through the air with those piston things.
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