go88 wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

Programmer1121 wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

Programmer1121 wrote:

WHY IS THERE A LYNEL ON THE GREAT PLATEAU IN MASTER MODE???

Not just any Lynel, a striped Lynel, the hardest in the game

Permission to punch nintendo in the face?

Better option: Just avoid it

Designer #1: What if we put stripes on a Lynel?
Designer #2: Ok.
Designer #1: And what if we made it the toughest Lynel in the game?
Designer #2. Ok.
Designer #1: And what if we put it on the Great Plateau?
Designer #2: What

-ColorMaster- wrote:

Programmer1121 wrote:

WHY IS THERE A LYNEL ON THE GREAT PLATEAU IN MASTER MODE???

Not just any Lynel, a striped Lynel, the hardest in the game

happyface4 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

go88 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

Programmer1121 wrote:

go88 wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

go88 wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Who uses the Hateno dye shop to recolor their armor? I made my stealth armor bright yellow… so it's even more hilarious when they don't see me right in front of their faces.

I colored my Hylian Tunic green before I got the Champion's Tunic and it looks so cool.

it's always a good day to dye

oh my gosh lol'

I really wish I could dye my weapons. Then I could be shouting that when I was blasting things with bomb arrows using the Revali bow or the Forestdweller bow

Well it'd be a little hard to see, although if you could change the guardian weapon colors that'd be awesome

that actually would be pretty cool, especially if the different levels of weapons were different colors

Yeah, but then how mad you'd be when they break!

“I spent 20 rupees on dying a weapon and I broke it?”

smh they really should have added a repair system

Personally, I like the concept of making you use lots of different weapons because they inevitably break, instead finding one you like and using it the entire time (which is exactly what I would have done, and do in games like Splatoon), but I do wish they lasted just a little bit longer.

Yeah, and throwing for certain weapons should do less damage to themselves - spears splintering when you throw them is kind of silly. I mean, that's how they're DESIGNED to take impacts. Same with boomerangs (gotta love em). But I think you should AT LEAST be able to re-craft any weapon you can obtain. I mean, that's kind of the issue. The durability is a good mechanic - I love the double damage on break. I wish that the break and the throwing multiplier actually stacked - it'd be pretty interesting to see the tactics.

You actually can re-buy weapons, but i'm not completely sure how it works.

braxbroscratcher wrote:

happyface4 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

go88 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

Programmer1121 wrote:

go88 wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

go88 wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Who uses the Hateno dye shop to recolor their armor? I made my stealth armor bright yellow… so it's even more hilarious when they don't see me right in front of their faces.

I colored my Hylian Tunic green before I got the Champion's Tunic and it looks so cool.

it's always a good day to dye

oh my gosh lol'

I really wish I could dye my weapons. Then I could be shouting that when I was blasting things with bomb arrows using the Revali bow or the Forestdweller bow

Well it'd be a little hard to see, although if you could change the guardian weapon colors that'd be awesome

that actually would be pretty cool, especially if the different levels of weapons were different colors

Yeah, but then how mad you'd be when they break!

“I spent 20 rupees on dying a weapon and I broke it?”

smh they really should have added a repair system

Personally, I like the concept of making you use lots of different weapons because they inevitably break, instead finding one you like and using it the entire time (which is exactly what I would have done, and do in games like Splatoon), but I do wish they lasted just a little bit longer.

Yeah, and throwing for certain weapons should do less damage to themselves - spears splintering when you throw them is kind of silly. I mean, that's how they're DESIGNED to take impacts. Same with boomerangs (gotta love em). But I think you should AT LEAST be able to re-craft any weapon you can obtain. I mean, that's kind of the issue. The durability is a good mechanic - I love the double damage on break. I wish that the break and the throwing multiplier actually stacked - it'd be pretty interesting to see the tactics.

You actually can re-buy weapons, but i'm not completely sure how it works.

only for champ weapons.

AAlanScratch wrote:

Hey guys, which Ganon was your favorite? (Except for Calamity Ganon)

I'd say Waterblight Ganon, it's design was probably my most favorite out of all of the Ganons. I seriously love that sound when it's about to use its spear. This one was probably the second challenging one next to Thunderblight because one, I didn't know what to do, and two, I was 99.9% of the players who had no idea you could break the ice that Waterblight made with Crynosis. It was probably the longest boss fight I had since all of the other ones took about 2 to 5 minutes to defeat while Waterblight was about 10 minutes.

-ColorMaster- wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

Hey guys, which Ganon was your favorite? (Except for Calamity Ganon)

I'd say Waterblight Ganon, it's design was probably my most favorite out of all of the Ganons. I seriously love that sound when it's about to use its spear. This one was probably the second challenging one next to Thunderblight because one, I didn't know what to do, and two, I was 99.9% of the players who had no idea you could break the ice that Waterblight made with Crynosis. It was probably the longest boss fight I had since all of the other ones took about 2 to 5 minutes to defeat while Waterblight was about 10 minutes.

Waterblight was the most well developed, the entire Zora campaign seems like what all of them would've been but Nintendo rushed the other three a bit

braxbroscratcher wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

Hey guys, which Ganon was your favorite? (Except for Calamity Ganon)

I'd say Waterblight Ganon, it's design was probably my most favorite out of all of the Ganons. I seriously love that sound when it's about to use its spear. This one was probably the second challenging one next to Thunderblight because one, I didn't know what to do, and two, I was 99.9% of the players who had no idea you could break the ice that Waterblight made with Crynosis. It was probably the longest boss fight I had since all of the other ones took about 2 to 5 minutes to defeat while Waterblight was about 10 minutes.

Waterblight was the most well developed, the entire Zora campaign seems like what all of them would've been but Nintendo rushed the other three a bit

Eh. Waterblight was a good boss. I actually remembered Cryonis all throughout, just didn't have the reaction time to use it during most of the actual fight (although I managed to block its spear strikes with an ice wall)

Fireblight was the worst of the bosses that I've faced so far (of fire, wind, and water). The only reason it took me 5 tries is because my weapons kept breaking, so I went guardian farming and got the ancient sword. That and because I forgot bomb arrows blow you up near Death Mountain.

-ColorMaster- wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

Hey guys, which Ganon was your favorite? (Except for Calamity Ganon)

I'd say Waterblight Ganon, it's design was probably my most favorite out of all of the Ganons. I seriously love that sound when it's about to use its spear. This one was probably the second challenging one next to Thunderblight because one, I didn't know what to do, and two, I was 99.9% of the players who had no idea you could break the ice that Waterblight made with Crynosis. It was probably the longest boss fight I had since all of the other ones took about 2 to 5 minutes to defeat while Waterblight was about 10 minutes.

Waterblight was the most well developed, the entire Zora campaign seems like what all of them would've been but Nintendo rushed the other three a bit

Eh. Waterblight was a good boss. I actually remembered Cryonis all throughout, just didn't have the reaction time to use it during most of the actual fight (although I managed to block its spear strikes with an ice wall)

Fireblight was the worst of the bosses that I've faced so far (of fire, wind, and water). The only reason it took me 5 tries is because my weapons kept breaking, so I went guardian farming and got the ancient sword. That and because I forgot bomb arrows blow you up near Death Mountain.

I didn't even use Cryonis because I'm good at the game

actually i'm not please don't ban me ST

braxbroscratcher wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

Hey guys, which Ganon was your favorite? (Except for Calamity Ganon)

I'd say Waterblight Ganon, it's design was probably my most favorite out of all of the Ganons. I seriously love that sound when it's about to use its spear. This one was probably the second challenging one next to Thunderblight because one, I didn't know what to do, and two, I was 99.9% of the players who had no idea you could break the ice that Waterblight made with Crynosis. It was probably the longest boss fight I had since all of the other ones took about 2 to 5 minutes to defeat while Waterblight was about 10 minutes.

Waterblight was the most well developed, the entire Zora campaign seems like what all of them would've been but Nintendo rushed the other three a bit

Eh. Waterblight was a good boss. I actually remembered Cryonis all throughout, just didn't have the reaction time to use it during most of the actual fight (although I managed to block its spear strikes with an ice wall)

Fireblight was the worst of the bosses that I've faced so far (of fire, wind, and water). The only reason it took me 5 tries is because my weapons kept breaking, so I went guardian farming and got the ancient sword. That and because I forgot bomb arrows blow you up near Death Mountain.

I didn't even use Cryonis because I'm good at the game

actually i'm not please don't ban me ST

Cryonis is the most cost-effective and tactical method of beating the boss.

Also, it only took me 4 shock arrows to take out Vah Ruta. And I only had to jump up once.

go88 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

Hey guys, which Ganon was your favorite? (Except for Calamity Ganon)

I'd say Waterblight Ganon, it's design was probably my most favorite out of all of the Ganons. I seriously love that sound when it's about to use its spear. This one was probably the second challenging one next to Thunderblight because one, I didn't know what to do, and two, I was 99.9% of the players who had no idea you could break the ice that Waterblight made with Crynosis. It was probably the longest boss fight I had since all of the other ones took about 2 to 5 minutes to defeat while Waterblight was about 10 minutes.

Waterblight was the most well developed, the entire Zora campaign seems like what all of them would've been but Nintendo rushed the other three a bit

Eh. Waterblight was a good boss. I actually remembered Cryonis all throughout, just didn't have the reaction time to use it during most of the actual fight (although I managed to block its spear strikes with an ice wall)

Fireblight was the worst of the bosses that I've faced so far (of fire, wind, and water). The only reason it took me 5 tries is because my weapons kept breaking, so I went guardian farming and got the ancient sword. That and because I forgot bomb arrows blow you up near Death Mountain.

I didn't even use Cryonis because I'm good at the game

actually i'm not please don't ban me ST

Cryonis is the most cost-effective and tactical method of beating the boss.

Also, it only took me 4 shock arrows to take out Vah Ruta. And I only had to jump up once.

actually, you can break most of the blocks he throws at you with cryonis, but stasis one and hit it back at him. It works REALLY well

(I only figured that out in the Champion's Ballad, the first time I struggled greatly)

AAlanScratch wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

happyface4 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

go88 wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

Programmer1121 wrote:

go88 wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

go88 wrote:

AAlanScratch wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Who uses the Hateno dye shop to recolor their armor? I made my stealth armor bright yellow… so it's even more hilarious when they don't see me right in front of their faces.

I colored my Hylian Tunic green before I got the Champion's Tunic and it looks so cool.

it's always a good day to dye

oh my gosh lol'

I really wish I could dye my weapons. Then I could be shouting that when I was blasting things with bomb arrows using the Revali bow or the Forestdweller bow

Well it'd be a little hard to see, although if you could change the guardian weapon colors that'd be awesome

that actually would be pretty cool, especially if the different levels of weapons were different colors

Yeah, but then how mad you'd be when they break!

“I spent 20 rupees on dying a weapon and I broke it?”

smh they really should have added a repair system

Personally, I like the concept of making you use lots of different weapons because they inevitably break, instead finding one you like and using it the entire time (which is exactly what I would have done, and do in games like Splatoon), but I do wish they lasted just a little bit longer.

Yeah, and throwing for certain weapons should do less damage to themselves - spears splintering when you throw them is kind of silly. I mean, that's how they're DESIGNED to take impacts. Same with boomerangs (gotta love em). But I think you should AT LEAST be able to re-craft any weapon you can obtain. I mean, that's kind of the issue. The durability is a good mechanic - I love the double damage on break. I wish that the break and the throwing multiplier actually stacked - it'd be pretty interesting to see the tactics.

You actually can re-buy weapons, but i'm not completely sure how it works.

only for champ weapons.

& ancient weapons from Robbie.

Programmer1121 wrote:

Okay, everyone. BEst parts of BOTW and worst parts about it.

-ColorMaster- wrote:

Programmer1121 wrote:

Okay, everyone. BEst parts of BOTW and worst parts about it.

Divine Beasts suck, I just don't like dungeons, but I realize most people like them so I'm in the minority. I generally didn't myself wanting to do the side quests either

Finding new villages and areas is basically the best feeling ever though

AAlanScratch wrote:

-ColorMaster- wrote:

Programmer1121 wrote:

Okay, everyone. BEst parts of BOTW and worst parts about it.

Divine Beasts suck, I just don't like dungeons, but I realize most people like them so I'm in the minority. I generally didn't myself wanting to do the side quests either

Finding new villages and areas is basically the best feeling ever though

Honestly, Vah Ruta was my only favorite Divine Beast. You had to actually had use water to solve some of the puzzles. But every other Divine Beast you have to move and twist its body. Gee, that's fun. It's not like they're going to repeat this sort of thing 3 times already. So yeah, I think the Divine Beasts was the worst part of the game.

The best part to me was riding on a horse and exploring. You go pretty fast but at an equal speed where you don't go too fast. I absolutely love the music that plays at night.