Yeah I was spoiled that it was in that area but I looked around and couldn't fine it. But saying it is like BoTW makes me have a bit better idea. I do like how the castle is still like a maze. Climbing to the top was quite epic. Specially after putting a black boss bokoblin horn on my royal guard great sword. So now I have a massive axe.
So fire against ice, and ice against fire, but what about a thunder gleeok?
Two fans and one steering wheel should suffice, do it skewed.
Do you angle them so they blow forward or perfectly even?
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You should try emulation if you have a capable PC. It' s a game changer.
There's plenty more after that.
Setting an emulator is too much work from what i heard and i don't want to deal with glitches and shit.
They've made major strides over the past few weeks now. It's very close to 30FPS right out of the box, and if you get ambitious enough, it only takes 2-3 mods for 60FPS. I won't force your hand, but it feels 100x better playing on my PC than my Switch, and I've been playing on both.
Oh i know that it would felt better to play on pc, i'm just too lazy to install and set an emulator and i have no idea where to find an iso of the game to even use it (i have no idea how it works)
If it's the guy in Lookout Landing, the piece you need to fit in to "fix" the stable is right behind it. You can go catch wild horses at any point in the game after you get off the starter sky island. You will also get a "free" one from completing that guy's quest chain, which is fixing his stable and then finding his horse.
Sneak up on horseys in the fields from behinds when crouching then jump on it
sneak on a horse and tame it
practice basic combats skills, fuse weapons, collect arrows, beat shrines, unlock towers, fairy fountains, make recipes, experimentation with parrys stays away from the depths until your a bit more ready
GymWolf
Almost all wooden boxes contain arrows, pick them up with ultra hand and drop them to break them open without breaking your weapons
There's these (OP) puff shrooms you can find in the depth that you can throw at enemies so they lose track of you and you can easily sneak attack them.
This only shows how much people should trust df reviews when it comes to framerate, they only play the first 10-15 hours of 100-200 hours games.
The Lynel colosseum in the depths has every Lynel version.
So grinding the arena is the only "fast" way to upgrade the armour?
Visit the Deku Tree first
I only went to the Deku after... What happens if you go to him before getting it?
the deputy Tree wasn't an option... I know I'm gonna get my ass handed to me down there
He pinpoints the Light dragon
Oh, ok! That would have been helpful!
The trick with Lynel fights it to get a crit on their head and then mount them, the attacks before you get thrown off don't cost weapon durability.
Really? For the few that i fought i used both this trick and normal melee bashing so i was still breaking weapons, i didn't realized that the mount doesn't consume weapon durability.
GymWolf
also try t pan your camera when mounted towards the front and has you get thrown off you can bullet time arrows for about 3 more shots to the head! Alternatively if you are good with gyro you can pan to bullet time shots too!
I always keep a fused Knights Claymore flashing red almost broke(this doubles it’s power) in inventory for Lynel hunting.
Still haven't found the dispenser that gives steering wheels and I'm almost 50 hours in!Two fans and one steering wheel should suffice, do it skewed.
Interesting problem.
