Kashuno posted:

Mine carts: wait you're supposed to use bombs??? I used stasis and just smacked the cart a few times to get it rollin

spit on my clit posted:

wrong because twilight princess had midna

Your Computer posted:

It's a shame that there are relatively few enemy types in this game, but their AI is crazy complex

I just watched a Lizalfos hit and detonate some white chu jelly so Link froze, jump back and throw its weapon to shatter Link for crazy damage. Those jerks are almost as crafty as the player at times!

Internet Kraken posted:

Just play the game normally and wait until you see the red moon rising, then teleport to the closest landmark and chug a haste potion. I did that and got that shrine without having to do any camping. No idea why so many people refuse to do that.

VVV I did the same drat thing

Music Theory posted:

Four Swords Adventure in this engine, please.

roadhead posted:

RE: Hard Mode


You get three slots for elixirs and three for food (breakfast/lunch/dinner) - materials still stack/are infinite.

In addition to this perhaps look at the abilities you get from each Dungeon and make it a 24 real-hour timer maybe?

Internet Kraken posted:

I hate him so much. How can you be so smug when you're loving dead? He even poses when you use his power

Stormgale posted:

I did that in about 40 minutes, it's really easy to do

Lemming posted:

I put all my weapons on a raft which I blow around the map. My collection is seven hundred weapons.

Viewtiful Jew posted:

All this talk of durability and shields...

How do you feel considering Like-Likes have died out by BOTW? Would you have accepted the challenge they would have posed?

Inzombiac posted:

Where are the Barbarian pants?

Your Computer posted:

Ignimbrite posted:

Those are fighting words, mister

Internet Kraken posted:

Yeah who the hell would pick Mipha over Sidon

Mr E posted:

End game: The last boss sucked. The first phase was fine, and it was cool you had to parry the lazer, but the horse phase was bleh. It'd be cool if the DLC had you rebuilding some of hyrule or something. I'm gonna take a break from the game for a while, then finish up the sidequests and shrines that I haven't done yet.

strap on revenge posted:

does anyone know where the rock is for this one


can not find it to save my life

Motto posted:

What happens if you fight the final boss without ever registering a horse?

grilldos posted:

Kass you bastard.

I completed:
Gerudo Tower - Sign of the Shadow
A Song of Storms - Calora Lake
The Serpent's Jaws - Pagos Woods
The Crowned Beast - Rabia Plain
Master of the Wind - Horon Lagoon
The Two Rings - West Hyrule Plains
Under a Red Moon - Hyrule Ridge
The Hero's Cache - Kitano Bay

Then I did Find Kheel (find stupid girl bird) and the subsequent Recital at Warner's Nest (leaf fart on the five holes).

This motherfucker won't go home. Go home Kass. You're neglecting a family of six.

parallelodad posted:

What the hell do I do with all these weird X's on death mountain with a little bullseye in the middle? I'm sure they are koroks and I've seen them all over, but I've tried an aerial stab, bombs, arrows, stasis, and magnesis, nothing seems to do anything.

Kashuno posted:

How forgettable are these bosses though? If you tell me "The boss of OOT (blank) Temple" I'm going to immediately remember the fights with Phantom Ganon, or Volvagia, or Bongo Bongo, but if someone is like "The boss of the Rito Divine Beast" I don't remember a single thing about that fight, or any of the Divine Beast bosses at all.

Mordaedil posted:

I bought this with the Switch, I wasn't really expecting the world after Skyward Sword though.

Let me preface this with A Link to the Past being my favorite Zelda to throw you off from how I feel about the rest of this game. I don't have any controller issues with the game (albeit I have occasionally lost connection with my right hand controller at times, which has been a minor nuisance) and wow, I really *loathe* weapon degradation systems. They cheapen the rewards the game gives you and if it offers a way to remove it (at the cost of making weapons rarer) I'd take it in a second.

Yet, I am really in love with the rest of the game. It is astounding how much it just gets right, that I frankly wasn't expecting from Nintendo. Zelda's constant struggle to do things right, the way you are both just kinda trying to stay true to a legend you might have heard is true, how it's all taking place after you lost and you just have to sort of take down the bad guy after he already won, it's great!

I don't have a problem with the dungeons, because actually, how we define dungeons is all wrong. People probably go into Zora's domain and think "well, this is just part of the overworld, ho-hum, can't wait to get to the actual dungeon", never realizing that they've already stepped into it. All the way going from where you are forced to abandon your horse until you fight the boss *is* the dungeon. It's a dungeon designed around their decisions for how items and weapons work. It's a dungeon with no roof, which is why I think people are confused. The animal itself? That's just the final puzzle of the dungeon (and there's more after it too)

Thinking about it in terms of each zone being it's own dungeon is going to make a lot more sense for people unhappy with the length, I think.

After all, every dungeon in the original LoZ was as big as the overworld, it just played a trick with the mind to appear smaller.

The same is true of Breath of the Wild. It's a good game. Flawed, but good.

Excuse me while I repair my Zora spear again.

PS; Cook 5 big radishes together and thank me later.