Breath of the Wild Amiibo
•Archer Link – Acquire a rare bow or a few types of food.
•Horserider Zelda – Get special swords and saddles. Also gives players food items.
•Zelda – Acquire the Hylean Shield. Also gives food items.
•Guardian – Get special weapons and arrows. One of the possible arrows can one-hit guardians. Also gives food items.
•Bokoblin – Drops powerful clubs, food items and elixir.
Smash Bros. Amiibo
•Link – On the first use, get Epona. Other uses spawn weapons, armor and even pieces for the green tunic outfit.
•Zelda – Bows, gems, herbs and vegetable can be acquired with this Amiibo. Also, players have a rare chance in getting the Twilight Bow.
•Ganondorf – A chance at getting powerful claymore type weapons, food items, arrows and monster parts. Players will also have a small chance at getting the Sword of the Six Sages claymore.
•Sheik – Get shield, swords, elemental mushrooms and arrows with this Amiibo. Also rarely drops the Sheik’s Mask.
Other Zelda Amiibo
•Wolf Link – Spawn Wolf Link as a companion. It will have three Hearts to start with but can be increased by playing Twilight Princess’ Cave of Shadows. If Wolf Link dies, tap Amiibo again to spawn the companion.
•8 – Bit Link – Drops barrels full of rupees and a chest. The chest can contain weapons, shields and arrows. Also drops the Hero equipment set.
•Ocarina of Time Link – Drops meat and weapons. Can also drop the unique Time equipment set.
•Toon Link – Drop fish and a few gear. Also gives a chance to get the special Armor of Wind set. Can also drop the Seabreeze Boomerang rarely.
•Toon Zelda – Drops herbs, vegetables, and games. Will also drop Hero’s Shield rarely.
There are a ton of bonuses in store for those who try out the Zelda Breath of the Wild Amiibo features. Players can get a ton of exclusive items and even outfit Link in one of the few green tunics. For fans of the game, the Zelda Breath of the Wild Amiibo functions are definitely worth looking into.
I think the amiibo are included in targets buy 2 get 1 sale so that + a $25 gift card I got for my birthday is going to help with the BotW ones.
Could you please properly attribute the source here? I don't want to have to bring you up on RM plagiarism charges.
You know, not even two weeks ago I was looking at the Toon Link / Zelda combo and thought, I don't know what I can do with this stuff and put it back.
I like how they use the old Amiibo for things like this so that you can use them even years later but I hate how they use the old Amiibo because then you have an after-market like this. They can't just reprint the damn things?!?
bune wrote:You know, not even two weeks ago I was looking at the Toon Link / Zelda combo and thought, I don't know what I can do with this stuff and put it back.
I like how they use the old Amiibo for things like this so that you can use them even years later but I hate how they use the old Amiibo because then you have an after-market like this. They can't just reprint the damn things?!?
CopperTom wrote:Those random gusts of dust. Are those Korokus? If so, How do you make them appear?
You are way further than me. I just got the paraglider.
There's are a couple hundred hidden Korokus. They are spawned in different ways. Under rocks, bow and arrow challenges next to pin wheels, magnetic rock puzzles, yellow flowers, drums, offering plates, lily pads.. I'm wondering if the dust gusts are a different type of challenge.
emanon wrote:I think I either need to drink less to become more alert, or more so as not to care.
CopperTom wrote:Those random gusts of dust. Are those Korokus? If so, How do you make them appear?
You are way further than me. I just got the paraglider.
There's are a couple hundred hidden Korokus. They are spawned in different ways. Under rocks, bow and arrow challenges next to pin wheels, magnetic rock puzzles, yellow flowers, drums, offering plates, lily pads.. I'm wondering if the dust gusts are a different type of challenge.
Cool cool.
I've decided to wait to play Zelda until I've finished (or mostly finished) Horizon. Horizon is really, really good.
CopperTom wrote:Those random gusts of dust. Are those Korokus? If so, How do you make them appear?
You are way further than me. I just got the paraglider.
There's are a couple hundred hidden Korokus. They are spawned in different ways. Under rocks, bow and arrow challenges next to pin wheels, magnetic rock puzzles, yellow flowers, drums, offering plates, lily pads.. I'm wondering if the dust gusts are a different type of challenge.
Cool cool.
I've decided to wait to play Zelda until I've finished (or mostly finished) Horizon. Horizon is really, really good.
This might be especially smart in light of the broken Blood Moon system (minor spoilers):
Monkey_Driven wrote:I've never messed around with third party controllers. They usually suck.
I'll report back on how fucking awful the one I just bought is.
I look forward to your full report.
It works, for now. The only thing that's really crummy is that the joysticks function more like a d-pad: it's extremely difficult to apply just a little bit of pressure, so any game that would require precise aiming is going to be rough. I'm mostly playing baseball now, so it's only slightly annoying, but I'll probably have to save my pennies and buy the real mccoy as soon as I can.
Monkey_Driven wrote:I've never messed around with third party controllers. They usually suck.
I'll report back on how fucking awful the one I just bought is.
I look forward to your full report.
It works, for now. The only thing that's really crummy is that the joysticks function more like a d-pad: it's extremely difficult to apply just a little bit of pressure, so any game that would require precise aiming is going to be rough. I'm mostly playing baseball now, so it's only slightly annoying, but I'll probably have to save my pennies and buy the real mccoy as soon as I can.
Monkey_Driven wrote:I've never messed around with third party controllers. They usually suck.
I'll report back on how fucking awful the one I just bought is.
I look forward to your full report.
It works, for now. The only thing that's really crummy is that the joysticks function more like a d-pad: it's extremely difficult to apply just a little bit of pressure, so any game that would require precise aiming is going to be rough. I'm mostly playing baseball now, so it's only slightly annoying, but I'll probably have to save my pennies and buy the real mccoy as soon as I can.
PS it's called a "DualShoch" lol
For some reason I picture Sean Connery as their spokesperson.
tragabigzanda wrote:I haven't played a fighting game in...I literally can't remember when. Maybe Tekken 3 at a party about 15 years ago. Are fighting games good any more?
