6am-8am PST would be the safest bet. Hopefully all the outlets can show some new footage.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – Official Trailer #3
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6am-8am PST would be the safest bet. Hopefully all the outlets can show some new footage.
My problem with Master Mode was the regenerating health mechanic... it didn't make the game more fun but actually tedious.
Master Mode of BOTW was a great experience, but a few things seemed to be awry. The blight fights for the Champion's Ballad, particularly the nearly-invincible Waterblight Ganon, are excruciatingly hard with the health refill.
Interesting to think that in a few hours we'll finally hear the thoughts of people outside of Nintendo who have actually touched this game.
Actually the game does surface a healthy amount of increased durability and increased strength weapons in master mode right out of the gate, mostly via the new elevated platforms which act as a bit of foreshadowing to more of the ideas that the team had in store while also providing interesting additional friction against exploration. I'm well in to my master mode playthrough several years in the making and am very much enjoying refamiliarizing myself with the world and the minutia.
The strat on the great plateau is to merc pretty much everything in the area including the talus except the lynel (unless you're very quick with a bow and motion controlled magnesis attacks) with a large metal door or metal boulder which allows you to gather a sizable store of equipment. Try to get at least 9-10 korok seeds on it too.
The increased health of enemies is also necessitating 3x attack up meals, or max health boosting meals if I choose to wear the barbarian set. Most of all though, I'm not hesitating at all to use all the great powerful weapons as I get em. Fluid efficiency. Getting revali's gale first and then headed straight for Vah Naboris was the perfect initial plan for me after some kakariko and Hateno foundation work. Urbosa's fury is borderline OP whe min used in the right scenarios against big bois or groups.
That's me talking about what I appreciate about master mode. The health regen feels annoying at first but you adjust. I wish they restricted the use of fast travel and food eating when in active combat but oh well
Yeah but you can't trust first impressions from social media, they're always glowingly positive /s
in the event that I actually have the willpower to avoid reading these previews or any other media about TotK before I play it... it's been nice speculating :')
I'm not sure they really increased the health and damage, it's just that the enemies start a tier higher and a tree branch has neither the durability or damage to kill a blue bokoblin.
The first thing I did after getting off the plateau was collect the Phantom Armor (each piece gives attack up), kill some guardians (world leveling up means stronger weapons), and take a trip to Hyrule Castle to get a shrine TP that's close to a Great Flameblade since those are always handy.
I didn't have a problem with weapons in my playthrough this January, but after playing through regular and master mode again I do think the enemy weapons could use some more durability. It doesn't have to be as much as a real weapon but the various tiers of Boko Clubs are too flimsy.
I need him back
Give me more Majora lore please.
First time I see him! Wow! In what part of the world do you meet him?
That's a Botw mod. That character is not originally in the game.
who yassified the happy mask salesmanI need him back
Give me more Majora lore please.
Good thing could be that we will understand more from the latest Trailer.
Totally understand that. But maybe it´s interesting for you, how someone who is not from Nintendo itself, plays the game. How are the controls, are the menus easy to handly, how fluid is the gameplay, draw distance. maybe those kinds of points are interesting for you?
Reposting here a thought I had in another thread.
My guess is that a lot of the plot, like in BotW, will be told through "memories", this time disguised as glowing places where it's possible to reverse time and see what happened there (I doubt that the game will have a long plot introduction, so a "reverse back time to see what happened while Link was asleep (AGAIN)" seems the most plausible idea to me).
My guess is that a lot of the plot, like in BotW, will be told through "memories", this time disguised as glowing places where it's possible to reverse time and see what happened there (I doubt that the game will have a long plot introduction, so a "reverse back time to see what happened while Link was asleep (AGAIN)" seems the most plausible idea to me).
Literally starts with a fucking plane.
www.gamespot.com
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Preview
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom may have the highest expectations put on any Nintendo game in years. And while Nintendo is still maintaining the mystery around much of the game, our extensive hands-on with the new tools showed an incredible amount of creative problem-solving and...
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Today has been one year since this trailer dropped - one I think will go down as one of the greatest. I'd love to hear what everyone thinks about it one year on. I remember until this point there was a general feeling that there probably wasn't much to the re-used world and there was some concern it wouldn't be a compelling game. Once those saxophones hit though, I feel like that was the exact point when the consensus turned.
i saw this thread pop up and was really confused.
yeah it's a good trailer, the music in particular goes EXTREMELY hard. I think looking back I prefer the BOTW equivalent but it's damn close.
yeah it's a good trailer, the music in particular goes EXTREMELY hard. I think looking back I prefer the BOTW equivalent but it's damn close.
Trailer is peak and I loved my time with the game.
Still wish that the game wasn't structured so similar to BOTW and that there was more to the sky and the depths than there is.
After now playing the game it's crazy how much they spoiled in the trailer. I thankfully didn't quite realize it at the time.
Great trailer, game unfortunately didn't live to the expectations it set for me. Haven't beaten it or played it in months, which is unthinkable for a Zelda game for me lol
Still, can't deny they know how to make great trailers
Still, can't deny they know how to make great trailers
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