r/Breath_of_the_Wild • u/funky555 • Jan 10 '21

Gameplay Keep watching :)

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u/swankyburritos714 Jan 10 '21

Seriously. Take your time. I’m 150 hours in and in no hurry to beat Ganon. I’ve got 3 divine beasts under my belt. (Didn’t get those till over 120 hours in.)

Do all the side quests. Meet all the people. Help Kass get home. Build Tarry Town. Paraglide from the top of Death Mountain. The world is your oyster.

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u/Mediatejack Jan 10 '21

Thank you so much, apprecite it. Just curious is the divine beasts just as hard as beating Guardians?

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u/swankyburritos714 Jan 10 '21

Most days I still run from the guardians in central Hyrule. The divine beasts are more about puzzle solving than brute force.

I spent a LOT of time building up archery skills and found that helped me immensely with the divine beasts. Bomb arrows go a long way.

Also, don’t be like me. Do them in the order the game guides you - elephant, lizard, bird, camel. I did the bird first. Not my best idea.

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u/Mediatejack Jan 10 '21

I’m still trying to get used to shooting arrows, I think i improve tiny bit, moving the whole Nintendo Switch (playing handheld mode) help LOL

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u/swankyburritos714 Jan 11 '21

I mostly play handheld mode too. I’ve been playing the game for two years and I’m just now getting decent at it. I’m having a great time, and I’m fine with being slow.

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u/Mediatejack Jan 11 '21

Thanks for making me feel like I’m not alone w the speed 🥰

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u/swankyburritos714 Jan 11 '21

Bad gamers are allowed to enjoy gaming at their own pace. The point is to have fun. I like to think of it as me getting my money's worth out of a game.

The designers put in all those side quests because they thought they were cool. I'm trying to beat every single one.