Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Yes i saw the stealth gear. Kakariko village maybe?

Thanks! That's where it was in BotW. I can't catch bugs for shit without it. This was my goto gear in botw.

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Yes i saw the stealth gear. Kakariko village maybe?

Thanks! That's where it was in BotW. I can't catch bugs for shit without it. This was my goto gear in botw.

If you do the side quest the clothing person gives you there, the price of the set it’ Is greatly reduced. I haven’t done it yet but i will. If you don’t it’s 15,000 for the whole set

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Yes i saw the stealth gear. Kakariko village maybe?

Thanks! That's where it was in BotW. I can't catch bugs for shit without it. This was my goto gear in botw.

If you do the side quest the clothing person gives you there, the price of the set it’ Is greatly reduced. I haven’t done it yet but i will. If you don’t it’s 15,000 for the whole set

If I sold my entire inventory, I wouldn't get 15k. Quest it is!

E.H. Ruddock wrote:It’s like BotW on steroids. I think they meant it to have more to do than BotW so the enjoyment will last.

Seriously ascend is great. Got me out of more than a few tight spaces spots where the game was specifically designed to use it

Proud of u, boo

For as much time as i logged playing this weekend (15+ hours?), i didn't rack up as much progress as i would have thought. I got through a dozen shrines, a few side quests and about 20 koroks. Loving the hell out of it but I will tend to agree that once I got down to Hyrule, the game does feel like BotW with a fresh coat of paint. Currently feeling a little lost as I don't remember enough about the map to know where i'm going, but i also haven't ventured out too far to start the main regional quests either just the couple in central Hyrule. I'm content to take my time and spend the summer on this one.

There was some conversation about amiibos a couple pages back. Don't know if you guys are aware but you don't need the actual amiibos if you aren't into the collectible part of it, you an just get them in unofficial card form and they work the same. We ordered a set for BotW a few years ago for not very much $$ and they all worked just fine. The game just reads the RFID or whatever is embedded in them the same as it does the real thing. I assume this is a black market thing cause the ones we got definitely were, but maybe nintendo makes some official ones too? The wolf companion was pretty sweet.

Yes, as somebody else said, this probably should have been called BOTW 2. It just builds on everything from the previous game. It's definitely better and worth playing. Though I sure do wish it were on better hardware. Enjoying it.

Have you guys ventured into the chasms yet? It is basically a map the size of the ground but underground. It is great.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Have you guys ventured into the chasms yet? It is basically a map the size of the ground but underground. It is great.

I did the intro quest for that, just enough to light up a couple of those tree things and skedaddle out. I'm hoping for some real unique encounters down there. It's an intriguing concept that encourages stealth and playing conservatively.

mf wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Have you guys ventured into the chasms yet? It is basically a map the size of the ground but underground. It is great.

I did the intro quest for that, just enough to light up a couple of those tree things and skedaddle out. I'm hoping for some real unique encounters down there. It's an intriguing concept that encourages stealth and playing conservatively.

Same. I came across some bad guys with a yellow health meter and couldn't seem to do any damage. Just came across some more on above ground, didn't last long. Those guys are rough.

tree_ wrote:

mf wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Have you guys ventured into the chasms yet? It is basically a map the size of the ground but underground. It is great.

I did the intro quest for that, just enough to light up a couple of those tree things and skedaddle out. I'm hoping for some real unique encounters down there. It's an intriguing concept that encourages stealth and playing conservatively.

Same. I came across some bad guys with a yellow health meter and couldn't seem to do any damage. Just came across some more on above ground, didn't last long. Those guys are rough.

I haven't spent much time down there. It seems relatively barren. Those hands are a pain. The treasure maps found in the sky lead to treasure in the depths.

I've come across some great gear so far down in the chasms. And the ability to save builds so it is easier to build things in the future.

tree_ wrote:

mf wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Have you guys ventured into the chasms yet? It is basically a map the size of the ground but underground. It is great.

I did the intro quest for that, just enough to light up a couple of those tree things and skedaddle out. I'm hoping for some real unique encounters down there. It's an intriguing concept that encourages stealth and playing conservatively.

Same. I came across some bad guys with a yellow health meter and couldn't seem to do any damage. Just came across some more on above ground, didn't last long. Those guys are rough.

I'm not sure what that yellow bar means either but yeah i ran into a few bokoblins that had it and they were TOUGH to deal with. Bomb flowers arrows seemed to take out a pretty good chunk of their health if you have enough to spare.

I'm still trying to figure out how to fuse items to arrows.

Monkey_Driven wrote:I'm still trying to figure out how to fuse items to arrows.

While you've got your arrow ready on your bow and ready to shoot you can press up on d pad

anybody else getting tired of this President Hudson character

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I've come across some great gear so far down in the chasms. And the ability to save builds so it is easier to build things in the future.

You found Autobuild down there? Do you remember the vacinity?

tree_ wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:I'm still trying to figure out how to fuse items to arrows.

While you've got your arrow ready on your bow and ready to shoot you can press up on d pad

Hold up.

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I've come across some great gear so far down in the chasms. And the ability to save builds so it is easier to build things in the future.

You found Autobuild down there? Do you remember the vacinity?

I don't remember exactly. The next time I play I'll look at my map and see if I can remember.

CopperTom wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:I'm still trying to figure out how to fuse items to arrows.

While you've got your arrow ready on your bow and ready to shoot you can press up on d pad

Hold up.

Thanks. Not sure how I missed this. Still in the tutorial area, but hope to play more this week.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:I'm still trying to figure out how to fuse items to arrows.

While you've got your arrow ready on your bow and ready to shoot you can press up on d pad

Hold up.

Thanks. Not sure how I missed this. Still in the tutorial area, but hope to play more this week.

May the Force be with you. Lol.