While I'm there I usually do the three Korok trials. But rather than meet with Sidon yet, I go west, get the Woodland Tower, and go to Korok Forest so I can get more inventory expansion whenever I want (and have enough Korok Seeds). Then from there I get any obvious shrines around Necluda I might have missed, and of course around this time I get Lanayru Tower. And, if I feel ready, the Major Test of Strength on the island. (I always make sure to beat him with a spiked club) Then from there I usually Paraglide down, getting some ore and some bird eggs, and do the shrine with the tablet fragments. Now of course I can beat him easily, even though I don't have super powerful weapons yet but by now I have enough. Then, from Hateno I go to Muwo Jeem Shrine, the Modest Test of Strength I have a personal history with as it was my first and I had a LOT of trouble with it the first time, to the point that not only did I think I hated the game and rant about it, but I gave that Guardian Scout a name that I probably shouldn't say here. In the process I usually tame and register a horse, and kill as many Guardians as I can until I have three Ancient Shafts for upgrading bombs.
Then I go to Kakariko (getting Hestu's maracas of course, and also all three Dueling Peaks shrines - I made notes of the two Sheev shrines the first time), then Hateno, then get the first memory at the ruins near Kakariko, and the Champion's Tunic. I don't know if anyone who's ever played it has felt like replaying it but it has excellent replay value for me, I've beaten it 12 times.įirst, Great Plateau, obviously.
Many ways to get to destinations and many orders in which they can be done, including the Divine Beasts, or even going for Ganon without beating them. One of the things that makes Breath of the Wild interesting is there are many ways to go about playing it.
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