Topic: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

@NaviAndMii i noticed it, i thought it was the game or the system initially

^^^ Haha! I'll let you know if it randomly explodes on me!

@FGPackers I know what you mean! ...man, I love all of the little touches in this game!

@NaviAndMii The slate's map also malfunctions in a sandstorm, where it is reduced to static. Cryonis is also ineffective on hot spring water, which I found out... the hard way, after a shooting star material fell in a pool just a LITTLE too deep for Link to just reach down a little and grab it.

I noticed that burning error message too. Yet apparently being fireproof completely nullifies what should be unbearable heat, while also being ineffective against desert heat, which is different somehow (other than one being much hotter than the other).

Anybody stasised a boulder, then ran around to the other side and climbed on? I just did it up on death mountain!!! Awesome, love the physics engine in this game.

The fireproof/heatproof divide is definitely a bit weird. I put on three pieces of heat resistant gear, strapped a Great Frostblade to my back, downed a heat resistant elixir, and headed up the slopes of Death Mountain, confident that if this couldn't resist the scorching heat, nothing would.

And it didn't. So I asked my brother, and he told me about the fireproof elixir seller. Who I'd seen before, but rejected because her goods were kinda pricey.

I probably would have done Death Mountain second, but I thought I'd work up to it by going to the next hottest place (the desert) in the hope of picking up some clothes that would help me handle the heat.

I hunted a wild horse yesterday,picked one out and set about killing it.It took a fair amount of chasing and plenty arrows to its head and backside before it finally succumbed to its injuries.Then as it's corpse lay at my feet with no rewards to even justify it's slaughter,I felt nothing but guilt.

The "hero" of Hyrule.

Everyone knows you're supposed hunt horses with bomb arrows and fall damage.

I'd rather not....that horse god thing is terrifying.

I don't think he ever does anything, though. I killed my early game horse, Melany, intentionally five times over and nothing happened.

Also, I never understood what the horse stats outside of whichever one meant boost. And whatever the shield number was supposed to mean.

One simple question: Are all the Korok-seeds seperate, or do they also come in bundles of 5, 10, etc? Since if there are 900 seperate ones, that...is...a gigantic amount. I think I have not even found 100 yet!!

@Henmii They're all separate, you don't collect bundles of them.

@Octane,

Thanks for the answer! I have my work cut out then. See you back in 2050, lol.

@Henmii You don't really get a reward for collecting them all, and you don't need them all for upgrades either. There's a lot more than you actually need.

@Henmii I think you only need just over 400 korok seeds to have a fully upgraded inventory.

So who's all going to play through it all again when the 'Harder' mode arrives?I'm sure I will but I imagine I'll just stick to the main quest.I wonder if the Korok seeds will be in the same places?Maybe there will be more of them,1800 of the little nutters now in even more harder to locate places.

I think the bigger question is what will the "Harder" mode actually be.

I've got my fingers crossed that, knowing they experimented with other items like the hookshot, we get 4 completely different runes (with some of the shrines correspondingly changed to reflect this). Done right it could make the game much more difficult but at the same time different enough to play through again.

As for the new "map feature" I'd love to see different seasons in the game.

Oh and seasons reminds me of a miscellaneous thing I'd like to see added - a "weather control rod" hidden somewhere in the world. It'd be great, especially later on in the game, to be able to instantly stop it raining or to call in a strategic thunder storm.

@StuTwo I hadn't thought about the possibility of new runes.I assumed 'Harder' would just mean stronger enemies,more difficult side quests,resources being scarcer,stuff like that.That'll still likely be the case but new runes to work with would definitely make things different enough. The 'weather control rod' would be great too.I was actually wondering about that earlier,if one might exist already in the game and I just haven't come across it yet.I guess not then haha.As for the new map feature,I really have no idea what it could be.