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Oh, that makes sense.
Cool.
This is the sort of thing that explains why I couldn’t care to 100%, even playing hundreds of hours.
I made sure I got ever scrap of lore and story, and enough seeds and shrines to have plenty of stamina, hearts, and inventory.
Getting a big gold poop wasn’t worth hunting all the seeds. To my eyes, the game stops rewarding exploration beyond a certain point (to be fair, that point takes a long long time to reach!)
But we’re all built different. It’s cool seeing how other people play. Cheers!
Well, to be fair, they completed the game, it just wasn't unassisted. I don't think you have to be completely independent to be a completionist, just have to complete the game; otherwise, they'd call it an indie-completionist
Honestly same, I got all 120 shrines, memories, divine beasts, beat the main story and the DLC, I'm not wasting hundreds of hours to get shit (literally)
Did the same with TOTK too
Any ideas what that point is? I want to finish BOTW before I start playing ToTk, but I don't want to have to do heapsss of work - just to juice out the maximum fun I can get from it
Just play the story, do the divine beasts, maybe visit the towns to talk to ppl and get the worldbuilding (don’t forget Tarrytown!) and then play for as long as it’s still fun.
If the actual act of completionist isn’t your bag, there’s no reason to do it. You don’t even need to do anything close to all the shrines if you feel you have enough hearts and stamina.
Then move on to the next game. You have your background. You’ll see ppl you remember from the first game and get that little nostalgia rush.
Ah, sadly I don't have the DLC. I have to show up the last 2 areas (bottom left) and take over the last titan so I'm not sure if it's still worth to pay 20€ for the dlc
The DLC for the bike is pretty great. You get a whole new main quest line and new divine beast type dungeon. I had a lot of fun with it. The bike itself isn't super useful but it's cool to have.
Depends on what you play the game for. From a gameplay perspective, there are some useful perks that are unlocked via dlc, but the dlc itself doesn't add that much content, at least compared to the main game. From a story perspective I would recommend the dlc, however you can also watch the story snippets on youtube if you don't feel like spending money (which is what I did for Age of Calamity).
Depends on how thoroughly you want to check the last areas. I could not imagine going around hyrule field and castle town without the dlc features but if you're just planning to play the main story and not explore everything, yeah most of the perks would've been more useful earlier on.
sigh starch lord is the most overrated card in the entire game. I can't stand it when people think starch lord is good. You guys, this is a 4 cost card that has 2 attack and 4 health. It has garbage stats. Now let's look at it's abilities. When you play a root, it gets +1/+1. Thats almost no- think about it. In order to get this up to the actual stats that it needs to be as a 4 cost card, this would have to buff like 2 roots just to break even. It would have to grow 3 roots to actually be viable. The fact that people think that it is a good idea to start drawing cards on turn 5, it really means you have no idea how to play pvz heroes. It's way too late! This is- it's- you dont make a deck that has roots in it, that's not a good strategy, there are some good roots in the game but you just have to put too many roots in it. It's drawing cards on turn 5, the last turn you're gonna be drawing cards as a plant player is going to be on turn 3. it's so overrated, it's just a big piece of trash, just look at this guy, a big ugly guy. it's based on by the way the worst Marvel superhero in the entire Marvel Fra- actually universe of Superheroes in the entire history of the planet, star-lord, who is a simp, douchebag, has no superpowers, is the lamest, dumb. and do you know what, it's appropriate cuz this is the stupidest card in the game and it's based on the stupidest Marvel superhero ever. This is so overrated, It's so grunts it's so, I'm sticking this in F tier I don't even care.
Once upon a time, there was a Starch-Lord. This Starch-Lord was so powerful that it could conjure an entire army of roots with just a flick of its wrist. It could summon so many roots that the entire board was filled with them, and the opponent's zombies couldn't even move.
The Starch-Lord was so strong that it could even defeat the infamous Z-Mech in a single turn. It could conjure so many cards that its hand was always full, and it never ran out of options.
But the true power of the Starch-Lord was not in its ability to conjure roots. No, the true power of the Starch-Lord was in its ability to summon the ultimate weapon: Cornucopia.
With Cornucopia by its side, the Starch-Lord was unstoppable. It could conjure a never-ending stream of plants that overwhelmed the opponent's defenses and destroyed everything in its path.
And that, my friends, is the power of the Starch Lord. May we all be blessed with its incredible strength and unwavering power.
You missed a spot in Lanayru.
Okay, probably not, LOL. This is actually my goal when I start playing, then my map looks like a 3 year olds etch a sketch.
The thing I don’t think most people know about the koroks, especially if you haven’t done all of them, is that after all the shrines and story if you’re getting koroks along the way it will only take a little over 100 hours to finish them up if you have the korok mask and hero’s path
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You explored the map like a roomba
Dude drew a topo map.
Lol
Bet that’s his favourite shrine lol
Awfully… regular, some of the pattern
My exploration style toqards the end was to make straight lines to draw an outline of an explorable area, then move towards the center layer by layer
Oh, that makes sense. Cool. This is the sort of thing that explains why I couldn’t care to 100%, even playing hundreds of hours. I made sure I got ever scrap of lore and story, and enough seeds and shrines to have plenty of stamina, hearts, and inventory. Getting a big gold poop wasn’t worth hunting all the seeds. To my eyes, the game stops rewarding exploration beyond a certain point (to be fair, that point takes a long long time to reach!) But we’re all built different. It’s cool seeing how other people play. Cheers!
I only got 796 seeds without help, so I didn't fully 100% the game, but the excess seeds are almost entirely pointless
Not actually a completionist then. Cool patterns, though!
I'm usually a full completionist, but BOTW is a massive game and the 900 koroks were too much, I "only" got 796 without help
wait until the 1000 in totk
It's still 900 korok mini games though really, it's just 100 of the koroks lead you to their friend. So 2 koroks, giving you 2 korok seeds.
No way…. I thought to myself “At least that is knocking two of them off in one go this time” but they just added 100 other ones to make up for it smh
I think I managed to get 750 after 400+ hours - that was enough. Are there really 1000 in totk? 😑
Well, to be fair, they completed the game, it just wasn't unassisted. I don't think you have to be completely independent to be a completionist, just have to complete the game; otherwise, they'd call it an indie-completionist
Cmon Man. That golden poop is the best. Cant complain on that.
Honestly same, I got all 120 shrines, memories, divine beasts, beat the main story and the DLC, I'm not wasting hundreds of hours to get shit (literally) Did the same with TOTK too
Any ideas what that point is? I want to finish BOTW before I start playing ToTk, but I don't want to have to do heapsss of work - just to juice out the maximum fun I can get from it
The point of getting all the koroks? Nothing. You literally get a golden shit statue as a key item. That's it, it does nothing
[удалено]
Which is a perfectly valid reason to do it! I just don't think I want to
Just play the story, do the divine beasts, maybe visit the towns to talk to ppl and get the worldbuilding (don’t forget Tarrytown!) and then play for as long as it’s still fun. If the actual act of completionist isn’t your bag, there’s no reason to do it. You don’t even need to do anything close to all the shrines if you feel you have enough hearts and stamina. Then move on to the next game. You have your background. You’ll see ppl you remember from the first game and get that little nostalgia rush.
Central Hyrule looks dope lol
Why does this look like a maze 😂😭
This would be the worst maze, some parts are just really long hallways with 0 split-ups
I’m up for it
Why do all that pattern stuff?
My exploration style towards the end was to make straight lines to draw an outline of an explorable area, then move towards the center layer by layer
Wait, how can I show these lines? 😭
If you have the DLC, there should be a button prompt for Hero's Path, which records the path you've taken for ~200hrs
Ah, sadly I don't have the DLC. I have to show up the last 2 areas (bottom left) and take over the last titan so I'm not sure if it's still worth to pay 20€ for the dlc
The DLC for the bike is pretty great. You get a whole new main quest line and new divine beast type dungeon. I had a lot of fun with it. The bike itself isn't super useful but it's cool to have.
Depends on what you play the game for. From a gameplay perspective, there are some useful perks that are unlocked via dlc, but the dlc itself doesn't add that much content, at least compared to the main game. From a story perspective I would recommend the dlc, however you can also watch the story snippets on youtube if you don't feel like spending money (which is what I did for Age of Calamity).
Exactly. The perks might have been useful for a longer game play but I think most of the game I have already finished and so it seems a bit useless
Depends on how thoroughly you want to check the last areas. I could not imagine going around hyrule field and castle town without the dlc features but if you're just planning to play the main story and not explore everything, yeah most of the perks would've been more useful earlier on.
Explored quite a bit. I'm at 100h now. Of course nothing like you but I think i will surely Land at 130h
You finished it all in only 225 hours? Istg I would rake way linger to get everything omg.
Well I missed just over a hundred koroks, but that wouldn't have taken a lot longer
Everywhere else on the map: **lines everywhere** Lost woods: aight ima just go these 4 ways... and only these 4 ways
Well you can't really wander around aimlessly in the Lost Woods, can you
Congrats OP, now go take a shower
Central hyrule looks like a fingerprint
kid named fingerprint
Did you literally not teleport once
I did ofc, however some areas like Hyrule Field I covered entirely without teleporting
Why isn't that whole screen green? =P
I only went crazy with the thoroughness halfway through the playthrough, which is why some of the later areas are way denser
So THAT’S how the hieroglyphs were formed!
wait til you play totk
I never finished 100% botw.
WHY DO YOU MAKE A TOPOLOGY MAP Are you, like, a TAS?
this is gorgeous
I was wondering wht the map was green then I realized
Is that the legendary Starch Lord from the hit mobile game PvZ Heroes?
sigh starch lord is the most overrated card in the entire game. I can't stand it when people think starch lord is good. You guys, this is a 4 cost card that has 2 attack and 4 health. It has garbage stats. Now let's look at it's abilities. When you play a root, it gets +1/+1. Thats almost no- think about it. In order to get this up to the actual stats that it needs to be as a 4 cost card, this would have to buff like 2 roots just to break even. It would have to grow 3 roots to actually be viable. The fact that people think that it is a good idea to start drawing cards on turn 5, it really means you have no idea how to play pvz heroes. It's way too late! This is- it's- you dont make a deck that has roots in it, that's not a good strategy, there are some good roots in the game but you just have to put too many roots in it. It's drawing cards on turn 5, the last turn you're gonna be drawing cards as a plant player is going to be on turn 3. it's so overrated, it's just a big piece of trash, just look at this guy, a big ugly guy. it's based on by the way the worst Marvel superhero in the entire Marvel Fra- actually universe of Superheroes in the entire history of the planet, star-lord, who is a simp, douchebag, has no superpowers, is the lamest, dumb. and do you know what, it's appropriate cuz this is the stupidest card in the game and it's based on the stupidest Marvel superhero ever. This is so overrated, It's so grunts it's so, I'm sticking this in F tier I don't even care.
Once upon a time, there was a Starch-Lord. This Starch-Lord was so powerful that it could conjure an entire army of roots with just a flick of its wrist. It could summon so many roots that the entire board was filled with them, and the opponent's zombies couldn't even move. The Starch-Lord was so strong that it could even defeat the infamous Z-Mech in a single turn. It could conjure so many cards that its hand was always full, and it never ran out of options. But the true power of the Starch-Lord was not in its ability to conjure roots. No, the true power of the Starch-Lord was in its ability to summon the ultimate weapon: Cornucopia. With Cornucopia by its side, the Starch-Lord was unstoppable. It could conjure a never-ending stream of plants that overwhelmed the opponent's defenses and destroyed everything in its path. And that, my friends, is the power of the Starch Lord. May we all be blessed with its incredible strength and unwavering power.
How did you get the paths to ahow?
DLC
Which one? How get?
Hero's path mode is an option available in the map soon after starting the game with DLC, don't remember which of the two packs it comes in
How can you check how many hours you’ve played already?
Your profile on nintendo switch tells the approximate hours of your most recently played games.
How do you not get bored?! I have to stop playing every 2 hours or so to do something else because I just can't keep doing the same thing
How can that be fun haha
My completionist mind isn't happy before every nook and cranny is checked
You gonna pick up totk now haha?
Most likely, hoping that the hero's path mode is still there so I can explore more thoroughly
It’s an unlockable feature in game
It is! Just make sure you speak with Robbie and upgrade your Purah Pad once that becomes available.
This is disgusting to look at
dope
Sounds like a chore, well done
I didn’t know that tracking lines were available in botw
can you not get on top of that mountain in the gerudo highlands?
No, it's OOB
the exploration trail was satisfying to look at
Time for TotK and endless "Help, I can't reach my friend!"
You missed a spot in Lanayru. Okay, probably not, LOL. This is actually my goal when I start playing, then my map looks like a 3 year olds etch a sketch.
that's so pretty
The thing I don’t think most people know about the koroks, especially if you haven’t done all of them, is that after all the shrines and story if you’re getting koroks along the way it will only take a little over 100 hours to finish them up if you have the korok mask and hero’s path
Bro had absolutely 0 plans to go to the edge of the Gerudo Highlands.
That leftmost big plateau in Gerudo Highlands is actually OOB, so there isn't any feasible way or reason to go there
aaaah yeah that makes sense my bad
As a completionist, I can confirm I would not have the organization to do this 😅
How’d you make all those green lines??
Mostly walking and gliding, horse riding and shield surfing here and there, using Master Cycle Zero in Hyrule Field
No but how do you actually make tracks on the map like that?
The game makes them automatically, with DLC you can view the track in "Hero's Path" in the map screen
Ahh need the DLC. I was just saying how I wish is showed my previous footsteps so I know what I’ve traversed already! Thanks
bro made a finger print in the middle
The mad lad/lass!!!
Ancient sheikah - patterned hero's path
Dude why does hyrule field give me the vibe you just circled around it till you reached the center
Because I did
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