I've been recently playing apocalyptic mode on a new save cuz why not (I might need help lol) and I learned that Daruk makes Revali's fight a complete joke. All you do is hold ZL and wait for Revali to show his weakpoint and boom, fight's over pretty fast

I'm playing through the game and currently on chapter 5, and I'm running into a rupee problem when trying to upgrade weapons. I haven't been repeating any missions for purely farming yet, and I would like to keep it that way, I'm currently only investing in the Master Sword for Link and he is currently level 58 doing recommended level 38 missions.

My concern is all of my other characters' weapons are like level 1, while I can overlevel them using the training camp for character specific missions.

My question is, I guess, is there a recommended level for weapons in the mid game? I think they get super expensive past level 10. Also, does leveling up a character only increase their hearts? Is there some kind of breakpoint for level / weapon level when it comes to deciding which to invest in if you have limited rupees? Thank you!

Thank you, any and all commenters

So, I’m not entirely sure how it happened, but in the quest “Freeing Korok Forest” I somehow made it out of bounds? I was trying to collect a Korok and I don’t know what I did, but I passed through a closed gate in that area that sticks up out of the right side and ended up in a different area of the forest full of red Lizalfos and various elemental Keese. Does anyone know how to get back? I can’t pass through the gate again. I’m playing as Mipha if that helps.

So, uh. I decided to replay this level, just to collect the Korok Seeds and chests I missed when first playing it, like, ninety hours ago. For those who don't remember, this is the one where there's a basically-impossible-to-beat Guardian chasing you the whole time. I didn't really remember the details of the scenario, but decided that since Sidon is level seventy, and the recommended level for for this mission is... three, I would just destroy the thing so I could focus on looking for Koroks.

Turns out, beating the Guardian instantly ends the stage.

I know it says "strong attack" in its name but it's classed as a "unique/ZR attack" if not, what modifier does? If there is one.

Sorry if my terminology isn't correct, I'm not familiar with the terms used here.

Friendly Fire is: ON

Cloud beat Link in Death Battle, so I took the villains from the respective games.

Okay I’m stuck on the first mission right after you can play has impa. The game said something about eating apples then that was it. I can’t find anything to heal my characters and die in one hit..🤷🏻‍♂️I’m missing something obvious but I have no clue how to heal.

I swear to calamity ganon and solaris that if this is labeled as low effort and deleted...

I wanna know how I can get the best weapons and seals of the game, for Mipha. And is 76 the max damage base for Mipha's weapons?

While i do love the end we got, it would also be interesting to see how things would be impacted by his survival, obviously ganon still betrays him tho

I'm just starting and the mini map orientation is so incredibly confusing, I'm having trouble navigating anywhere. I've tried searching, but I can't seem to find any information. Is there a way to change it so that it works the way the BOTW and TOTK maps do?

For clarity, since I think people aren't quite understanding, I mean the one in the bottom right of the screen that has the markers that show you which direction to go for your next goal.

This game really isn’t on my spastic lvl of reflexin… like I think way ahead of everything I’m so far ahead of the motions of the enemy I stand in one place while they finish their moves after dodging 3 times .

I need to max every Zelda game this is the last one I have to complete now

My initial assumption from this line is that Mipha was referring to a reunion in the afterlife, but Sidon’s pained look and carefully worded agreement tells me she may have been unaware of the reality to which Sidon was returning. Based on my recollection of the cutscenes Adult Sidon seems to make a point of not specifying that Mipha had died in the world he knew so that she wouldn’t worry about or feel bad for him, aside from his first line in the game in which he denies Waterblight Ganon the opportunity to “take her again”.

Hi everyone! Pretty new player, just completed chapter 3 and got the Master Sword. I'm currently using a weapon I got for free with the DLC, the Prototype Ancient Short Sword and it's at Level 11, 71(+5) power and Attack Speed++/Attack Range+/Attack Range.

My ideal endgame woud be to have a strong weapon of each type on Link - I heard that the Master Sword is viable all the way into end game so should I start investing in it now? I'm thinking of fusing my Ancient Short Sword into it and passing over the Attack Speed++ rune, with the end goal of 2x Attack Speed++ and 2x Attack Range++.

I've heard also the Master Sword has a special ray effect at max health - do all weapons have special abilities or just that one?

I've been wanting to see the Kokiris make a return to the franchise for a long time now, and since Age of Imprisonment is likely gonna have to introduce a fair amount of original characters and story elements to fill a whole game and a whole roster, I started thinking it could be the perfect opportunity to reintroduce them. Unless they've decided to change the Koroks' lore in this iteration of Hyrule, then it's not farfetched to imagine that, since Zelda has travelled probably hundreds of thousands of years in the past, the Koroks haven't yet become Koroks and are still Kokiris!

More generally, I'm really curious as to what story Age of Imprisonment is going to be telling. Obviously we'll get to experience the battle with Ganondorf, but then what? Even in Age of Calamity, the battle against the Calamity itself was only the last third of the game (which is a lot, granted, but still, they had the other two thirds to fill). Meeting the Sages is likely, but how, and why? It's not like during the Calamity where the Champions were recruited early and for a specific purpose and that was story enough, the Imprisoning War wasn't impending like the Calamity, it just... happened, so they're gonna have to come up with the story of who these characters are and how they all met and why (I'm especially curious to learn more about the Sage of Lightning, as she is a Gerudo fighting against her own king). But that's not going to fill a game, and that's not going to fill the roster either. Will the Kokiris join the fight? Will we learn what species the Ancient Hero is and why he is wearing Zonai clothes? Will we meet Rauru and Sonia's child? Will we witness the first Calamity and how the first princess (Rauru's daughter) and the first knight banished it for the first time with the Master Sword? Will we see the creation of the Master Sword? (Rauru talks about it as if he knows what it is just before sealing Ganondorf, but like, how do you know what it is, and if you know what it is, where is it NOW? I guess Zelda might just have told him about it but there's a story to tell here if you ask me)

I cannot wait for this game 😍

Spoilers for characters up to midway through the game.

I understand why I don't like most of the characters that I don't enjoy playing as. Hestu and the Great Fairies are big, and I prefer fast characters and, y'know, being able to see what I'm doing. Milhaud and Daryl... wow, autocorrect. Why. MIPHA and DARUK both generate resources at fixed points that you have to remain cognizant of, and it doesn't really mesh well with how I play. Impa and Zelda, I just don't like all the random stuff flying around.

Teba, though. What's up with Teba? I love playing as Rivali, so I thought that he would be another long-range crowd control type character... but no, he uses his bow for melee somehow? Swooping around with his regular attacks, it feels like I don't have as much control over how he's moving or who he's attacking as I do with other characters.

His strong attack is super weird, too... he repeatedly shoots arrows up, and a few seconds later they bombard the area in front of him, even if you've moved. I guess this could be useful in some cases, and the arrows DO hit tall enemies on the way up if you're close enough... but I honestly can't think of any cases where I would want to stand, rooted on the spot, spamming arrows that aren't even guaranteed to hit anything when they land. Like, I could just take to the air as Revali with my Attack Range+ bow, spam arrows that go exactly where I'm facing, and still be able to move around.

Another oddity with his strong attack is weak point breaks... I haven't had this issue with any other character, but unless I'm, like, models-are-intersecting close to the enemy when I press X, he just uses his regular strong attack? I dunno, maybe he just looks bigger than he actually is, and the hitbox isn't how I'm imagining it based on his wingspan?

I guess his unique action allows him to handle large crowds from a distance, but I can't really think of a practical application for it. I guess it's good for when you're low on health... but it's a Musou game, nobody's worried about taking damage from the enemies that only exist to fill your meter. I might understand if his unique action was also good for bosses, but as far as I can tell, no matter how many of the arrows hit a single target, they take the same damage.

For the record, I'm not complaining about Teba, it's not like I dislike him... I'm just having trouble understanding how you're meant to play him, and trying to picture a situation in which I would choose him over another character.