How to Watch Botw Cutscenes Again

15 things y'all tin do to make Breath of the Wild feel new again

Only in time for the sequel

By Jun 20, 2019, 2:10pm EDT

The sad matter about playing a masterpiece is that, at some point, it will have to end — only to become familiar. More than once, I've heard people wish that they could erase the memory of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and start over again, just to recapture that wonder of non-knowing. The good news is, even if you've been playing it for ages, at that place's actually still plenty for you exercise in Breath of the Wild. The feel doesn't accept to be over withal.

With some creativity, the whole affair tin can feel new once again.

Below, you'll detect a list of cool or unique things that can freshen up your Breath of the Wild experience. The list assumes you've already done go-to things like beating all the shrines, collecting all the Korok seeds, finding dainty outfits, cooking up a storm, and discovering some cool horses. I also presume you lot've done things like trying Master Mode, visited Eventide Island, and take washed the quest where you build a boondocks. This listing is more nigh self-imposed challenges, minigames, and mechanics that can help you rediscover the game.

Get to infinity and across with stasis

For the most function, Jiff of the Wild's utilize of stasis is express to puzzle solving, but you tin can also apply it to get around in the map. Speedrunners discovered a technique called "super launch," and it's a fantastic fashion to get some high-speed air. Zelda role player extraordinaire Zant has a tutorial on how you can use this, and information technology'due south worth checking out even if you don't want to trounce the game in a tape fourth dimension. It'south i of those things that is fun to just mess around with to see how fast and far you tin can go.

Shield surf like a pro

Nigh people will probably try to surf a few times, interruption their shield, and so give up on it. Just trying to discover the longest possible routes tin can be a great distraction. Plus, knowing the basics of how to shield surf tin can assistance you in learning how to shield flip, which is a great technique you tin can to find shortcuts through shrines that you aren't normally supposed to take.

Endeavour a bookshelf

Here's a weird matter: Bookshelves in Jiff of the Wild take metal parts, so you can use Magnesis on them. Players figured out that you tin can employ a bookcase every bit a weapon, and it'south a surprisingly effective one, too. If you're feeling dauntless, endeavour it confronting a Lynel — or Calamity Ganon itself.

Fly through the skies

Forget horses. The virtually exclusive way to get around in Hyrule is through a mine cart contraption that is held together through magnesis. If you do information technology right, you lot'll exist able to do things like fly correct next dragons. How cool is that? Thing is, it's a little catchy to larn how to properly pilot a mine cart like this, so make sure to watch the tutorial higher up to get the nuts downward.

Utilise a Cucco on a big baddie

If you lot've e'er made the error of attacking a Cucco, and so you know how brutal these feathered beasts tin be. The funny thing is, that behavior isn't limited to simply Link. Any being that attacks a Cucco will get hit past their flurry. You lot can utilise this to your reward. Enemies like Lynels, Modulga, and even Calamity Ganon tin all be Cucco'd. The hard function is transporting the Cucco in that location in the first identify, but that's part of what makes this challenge so fun.

Do long-distance parries

The moment that you lot larn how to reverberate an assail on a Guardian is a crucial one in your Breath of the Wild risk, but it doesn't take to finish in that location. Guardians tin can assail you from distant if they're aggro'd, which is a groovy way to truly exam out your reflexes. How far tin you go before you miss a parry, or the Guardian no longer sees you? But one way to discover out.

Mess with the Yiga clan

Once you've played plenty of BotW, you can spot a Yiga member a mile away. The thing is, every time you lot talk to a bearded Yiga, they'll "reveal" themselves past jumping backward. If you pay attention to the distance, y'all can gear up upwardly situations where y'all gear up a trap for the Yiga member. See if you lot can find ways to instantly kill the Yiga before it even has a chance to unveil itself. You tin come across an example above, but there'southward also more inspiration to be found here.

Play without the HUD

You don't need it. More importantly, playing without the HUD forces you to pay attention to the game more than closely. It'due south also a great style to become lost in the game — in a good way. Breath of the Wild is best when you're kinda wandering through it, and this is a good way to facilitate that. All you have to do is go into the options menu, and plow on the "Pro" HUD setting. Voila.

Play without fast travel

Towers are a boon, but you'd exist surprised how much y'all terminate upwardly missing in the game if you lot overuse them as a travel option. Hyrule feels like an entirely new place when you try walking through all of it. Some folks prefer to ride horses over walking, and that's valid too. Twitter user Katie besides suggests trying to ride your horse until yous hear the total riding vocal. "It interrupts itself someday an enemy pops up so it's harder than y'all think to get through the whole matter," she notes.

Make titans knuckles it out

Any guardian that you observe in the overworld can be moved, with enough time and patience. If you know the location of baddies like Modulga, Hinox, or a Rock Talus, yous can phase a battle between the two giants by pushing a Guardian into its view. This won't be piece of cake to set up, merely that challenge is exactly what makes it so much fun.

Play with Octo Balloons

Y'all tin can adhere a balloon to many objects, and the possibilities are endless. Build a flying raft contraption. Adhere it to logs and pop them over the heads of your enemies. Rig an explosive butt up and watch the sparks fly. Your inventiveness is the merely limit here.

Practise the bullet time bounce

Speedrunners discovered a glitch in Breath of the Wild that sends yous flying off of a frozen enemy. All you lot have to exercise is shield flip onto the chilled baddie, and so shoot an pointer in slow-mo. Bizarrely, this sequence of events will gear up off Breath of the Wild's physics. Who knows where you'll end upward? Granted, doing this is easier said than washed — you'll probably need to practise, and watch a tutorial like the 1 embedded above.

Use the Hero's Path

If you have The Chief Trials DLC, y'all can employ information technology to get a map that outlines exactly where y'all've been before. This is useful for charting paths to new locales you haven't visited before, and then brand apply of it! Just press "X" on the map screen, and the rest should have care of itself.

Make some new memories

This proposition requires a 2d player who is also enjoying Jiff of the Wild in their own save game. Twitter user Faqsimil suggests taking a photo, and showing that moving-picture show to a friend. Their job is to detect the exact spot yous took the snap. Once that's done, it'south your friends' turn to do the aforementioned. Faqsimil calls this "one of the coolest experiences" he had in the game, because it was similar "a role player-created version of finding the memories."

Explore some ruins

Based on the get-go teaser trailer for Breath of the Wild's sequel, information technology seems very likely that the next game volition dive into what happened to the Zonai. Every bit information technology turns out, Breath of the Wild is full of the remains of past civilizations — and we're non just talking nigh the Sheikah here. Right now, players are heading to these ruins to see if they can decipher some clues for where Breath of the Wild will go adjacent. Even if you're not into theories, these ruins are worth checking out only to see what kind of ambient storytelling BOTW does without e'er really calling attention to it.

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Source: https://www.polygon.com/guides/2019/6/20/18691599/zelda-breath-of-the-wild-gameplay-ideas-sequel-botw