re: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

that is one way, yes.

also, carrying a lit torch provides cold resist. thats what I did to get to the shrine on the great plateau.

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Hey guys, just started last night. I'm trying to avoid looking anything up on this game but I can't figure out how to get cold resist. I saw in the old man's diary something about spicy peppers and seafood. Is that the trick? Cooking something?

Thanks

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cooking/crafting is one way. clothing item in great plateau that will help but you have to brave the weather first.

but this game works very realistically too. if you were out in the wild and you were cold, what would you do to warm up?

there is never one way to tackle something in this game.

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40 hours? Did you get a review copy or something

24x4 = 96

Half of that is is 48. So essentially, you're telling me that you spent on average about 10+ hours a day since the 3rd?

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I've played no less than 4-5 hours every day since launch. When I come home from work, I fire the Switch up and I'm done until I go to bed.

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when you do play this, turn off the HUD

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best advice in this thread. really makes a great game even better.

if you went up from the same place I did.. you'll find a big tree with a bunch of enemies guarding it. around that tree will be spicy peppers, a torch, and a lit bonfire.

and yea , chopping down a tree should get you a korok leaf or tree branch.

I have wood but when I lit it it just made a campfire. I'm sure I'll figure it out but it just seems like I'm missing something

if you're someone who is stressed out by timers, there are only a couple of regions of the map that will require you to do that and like I said, if you have 10 minutes spread across how ever many elixirs, you have enough to give it a go.

also, even though it is a ridiculous fantasy games with talking rock creatures and bird people, think about things realistically.

if it's raining you can't climb because it is slippery, but it masks the sounds of your footsteps. if you're wearing a bunch of metal and you see lightning...wear something else. if you're around lava and you have wooden weapons, guess what happens if you don't equip something else?



this game is really whatever pace you want so don't feel like you have to rush to the end, you can take as long as you want to figure out even little things.

you need an actual item called "torch". not a bundle of wood which starts a campfire as you've learned.

or just complete the quest the old man in the forest chopping lumber gives.

did you get the cold weather clothing at the peak next to the one where the shrine is located?

that was fun. I had a few minutes of status effect left and could've just headed down, but said awe frick it what's on that peak over there and that was awesome. also the view is spectacular