The Legend of Zelda - Tears of the Kingdom(use spoiler tags!)
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I've found the tunic, which provides some dim light, is it brighter with the full set?
Yeah with all three it’s quite bright around you. I found the tunic on my own but then decided to use a guide for the other two pieces.
I can't believe I spent 3 hours walking around the initial Great Sky Island tutorial area without realising you MUST visit the first way point. I literally went clockwise all the way around until I could go no further. It wasn't easy without any abilities! Oh God.
Haha don’t worry it’s the kind of game you just do whatever. I’ve lost tons of hours doing what I don’t need to do. It’s a great sandbox do go with whatever.
Ah crap, now I need to find them koroks.
How to get the Dark Armor in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
A sweet reference to the shadow-clad opponent from past Zelda gameswww.polygon.com
Btw Duplication glitch has been patched out in the new 1.1.2 update so either don't update and disable auto updates or duplicate everything now and update.
Poes aren't koroks, before you waste your time collecting koroks
Yes I know, just posted that so others know about the dark tunic. Saying that, I couldn't find that statue to trade with.Poes aren't koroks, before you waste your time collecting koroks
It’s behind Robbie and to the right of Josha in the corner. I had to look up where it was as I couldn’t find it either.
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I agree. Rather than forcing players to spend dozens of hours farming materials to afford armour & upgrades, it would be more rewarding, in my opinion, to receive those items for finishing quests and puzzles. BotW had similar issues, but Ninty have doubled down on this flaw unfortunately. Game's great otherwise !
Finds like that are a rarity, though. Most treasure chests contain trivial rewards eg. 5 arrows, an opal, a topaz, a zonaite power cell. As a consequence, TotK ( and BotW ) often feels like a survival game where the player is having to scrape by using each item with careful consideration. I'm not sure that's what most traditional Zelda fans want - see the Nintendo and TotK sub-reddits for proof of that.
Not at all.
I have spent many more hours getting all shrines and most lightroots (still got few left) and also quite few amor sets some which look very cool.
Overall I think I had best time just playing from the start and doing main quest line (main bosses), there is a lot of things to do, many side quest, many shrines etc, it's obviously worth doing as many shrines as possible so that you don't get one shotted all the time but you don't need too many in order to complete the game.
At this point I am almost done with the game, there are still few things that I want to do but I think I'm going to have more fun replaying the main story again in the future as after this there is just a lot of boring grinding to do, so will definitely not be doing all the extras again in the future.
Overall I think I had best time just playing from the start and doing main quest line (main bosses), there is a lot of things to do, many side quest, many shrines etc, it's obviously worth doing as many shrines as possible so that you don't get one shotted all the time but you don't need too many in order to complete the game.
At this point I am almost done with the game, there are still few things that I want to do but I think I'm going to have more fun replaying the main story again in the future as after this there is just a lot of boring grinding to do, so will definitely not be doing all the extras again in the future.
I enjoy shrine/light root hunting. I’ve backed away from the main story line and I’m just exploring. This must be the biggest ‘oh what’s that over there!’ games ever made. It’s quite overwhelming at times but still loving it.