You can complete both. The thistles and armoranth can be gotten by cutting grass in the first stage and the bladed rhino beetles can be obtained as a random drop from enemy camps. By camps I'm talking about the ones from Breath of the Wild (like the skull rocks), not the outposts you capture.
Unconvinced by that.
Definitely. The Robbie and Purah scene, for example... it just opens with the characters talking to them, there's some brief and weirdly phrased exposition, and that's it? I really wish there was some kind of establishing shot of the characters walking into the labratory to establish the location, and then a few seconds of the characters introducing themselves to establish how the characters know each other. Impa knows Purah since she's her sister, but does she know Robbie? Has Zelda ever met either of them before? Link definitely hasn't, he was just a common soldier until now. Without that context it just feels like a random out of context clip from a larger narrative that is only really implied through the narration. That'd be fine, if the game's whole appeal wasn't witnessing the context and finer details of the calamity.
I'm not seeing the randomness. They show the lab exterior in the cutscene right before. We know why they went there and how they got there and that R&P are ancient relic experts. That's more than enough for their introduction. The rest of the game will flesh them out more.
Second, feed the ability first, than level to 5, repeat for the second ability, so on and so forth. The second ability only happens once you reach level 10, so it just loops in a sense. It's not; feed ability 1, level to 5; feed 2nd ability, level to 6; you have to feed ability 1 first, level to 5; feed second ability next, level to 10; so on and so forth.
Hows the framerate on the emulator?Loaded the demo up on an emulator and rendered it at 4k. Art style scales so nicely, the cutscenes being realtime is a blessing.
Yeah, I have a weapon for Impa for example that +6% monster parts and I have that on twice for her weapon. So when I wanted it a second time, I fed it in first when my weapon was level 6, than chose whatever weapons to reach level 10, and it acquired said ability.
The slate power counters are pretty much the same as the item counters from the first Hyrule Warriors. The trigger mechanics are also not that different from the first game. For example Impa's symbol collection would fit right in with Zelda's light orbs, Zant's power gauge, Ghirahim's enemy marking, and so on. Hell even the glider is basically just the deku leaf from Lana's spear moveset.
Zelda has multiple movesets. If we don't get a stage towards the end where we use her magical powers to get to Ganon I would be very surprised.
Yeah but the context might be different with all these potential shenanigans. I just hope it's the basic story that we heard about in BotW.
Yeah, I don't get how someone can say that it's silly to think that this appears to be an alternative telling of the story when the Guardian slowly popping up on the tapestry very much implies that it travelling through time changed something in the history of the story. How much (if anything) this will actually change remains to be seen, but I can definitely understand that people are getting worried that they might try to work a happy ending into this.
I'm sure they know people want to experience the events outlined in BotW so I doubt they'll change the major beats in the main story. Of course all bets are off when it comes to side missions.
Exactly, except this is how I feel about sub 60fps games. They're technically playable, but it's a miserable experience.
You must have a really tough time with console gaming in general, then.
That plus each of the Divine Beasts shows two champion figures on them instead of one.Yeah, I don't get how someone can say that it's silly to think that this appears to be an alternative telling of the story when the Guardian slowly popping up on the tapestry very much implies that it travelling through time changed something in the history of the story. How much (if anything) this will actually change remains to be seen, but I can definitely understand that people are getting worried that they might try to work a happy ending into this.
Yeah, I don't get how someone can say that it's silly to think that this appears to be an alternative telling of the story when the Guardian slowly popping up on the tapestry very much implies that it travelling through time changed something in the history of the story. How much (if anything) this will actually change remains to be seen, but I can definitely understand that people are getting worried that they might try to work a happy ending into this.
It's getting much better, since developers started implementing "performance modes" for quite some time now, and the new generation seems to follow that trend!
This is exactly what I thought the moment I saw it. Personally I still doubt they're setting up BotW 2 though.
The tapestry is originally for the events of 10,000 years prior. The intro of AoC seems to update it for the story of BotW; showing two figures fits with that.
