re: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

And? How do you feel?

I'm going to play again. My next playthrough will be completely different than my first

This is a Mario 64 type game. Meaning I'll be playing it for a few years with breaks in between

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So, who all else has found the giant doors at the bottom of the snowy slopes with the shrine behind them? Was an extremely satisfying solution to getting those doors open.

So I quit coming to this thread to avoid spoilers

I was hitting up some of the towns I haven't been to in a while and remembered the dye shop that I never visited b/c I was poor when I came through.

Let me just say you owe it to yourself to dye the goron set green. Cowabunga dudes!

I got a Switch over the weekend and picked the game up.

For those who have logged a ton of time on it, any "pro tips" to share? I haven't played a Zelda game since Majoras Mask and I'm pretty excited.

I just got to Zoras Domain and I'm sitting at Vah Ruta waiting to do the first dungeon. I think I'm going to complete that one to get the feel of the large dungeons and do more exploration before heading to the second one.

One of my main problems is Rupees. I don't seem to have more than 300-350 at a time. I usually stock up on arrows, etc, before I leave town so I'm usually low. What do you guys do to get a good supply?

I am loving the game so far. The durability with the weapons issue isn't a huge deal to me, but I wish it lasted a little longer at least.

turn off the hud (pro mode)

turn off the shiekah finder until you've knocked out a lot of shrines otherwise it will constantly annoy you.

for rupees, mine shite. when you see an ore deposit smash it or blow it up and after a while you'll have gotten some rare stuff like rubies, sapphires and diamonds.

do not sell ancient cores, and do not sell monster "guts" or lynel hoofs as later in the game you'll wish you had held on to them

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do not sell ancient cores, and do not sell monster "guts" or lynel hoofs as later in the game you'll wish you had held on to them

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I only usually sell the stuff that I think doesn't have another purpose. I've gotten a few gems out of a couple chests that sell for 60-70 rupees each. Don't come across them too often though.

I'll look out for the rock deposits to mine. Are they typically near mountain ranges? It sounds silly, but in games like WoW there are mining deposits in forest on rocky hills and such. Just trying to find the better places to look for them.

I've defeated all the dungeons, got the master sword, and found all the memories. I feel like I need to farm rupees and items before I take on Ganon.

I recently got the timing down for deflecting guardian lasers so I may farm some ancient materials during my next session.

leave something new for the next playthrough if you're planning on playing it again. that was what I decided