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Originally Posted by Jimmy Stang
The game itself was enjoyable. I'm not a hardcore gamer by any means, but I liked the open world because it let you roam and discover things, but there were enough tasks to keep you busy and motivated. Loads of shrines, unlocking the towers, the freedom to take on the divine beasts in any order you wanted. You didn't have to walk/ride from A to B, but you could if you wanted. And if you did, you'd usually discover a place you've never been before.
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Really? See, this is the part of the game throwing me off a bit. I've played Link to the Past and Ocarina of Time. Seem to recall you couldn't advance into the more difficult areas without "completing" the lesser areas. Like you'd need an artifact or some ability to be able to do "what was next".
I'm now at the point where that Elder in Kakariko Village marks the places on your map to meet the elders of the area I think? First one I wandered off to I did so as it was closest to the starting area (Great Plains near where you start the game) and therefor assumed it would be the easiest. Start crossing a bridge and in the middle is a grassy area with a massive sleeping giant in the middle. Took quite a bit of effort to beat him and as I finished crossing the bridge into a dry/dusty area, I keep getting my ass handed to me by random baddies wondering around that can kill me with one hit.
So I stated to wonder if I was in too high an area for where I'm at in the game. I decided to cheat here and see what I should be doing. Web advised the Divine Beast near Karkariko village as no elemental armour was needed?
I think I've found every possible way to play this game wrong.