Top 3 Beginner Tips for Breath of the Wild (Zelda) 

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It’s still important to stock up on enough hearts so you can get the master sword

As a seasoned player I would agree, if not for the master sword. I say : dump everything you have in hearts. You will get the master sword quicker and as an added bonus it will teach you how to manage stamina more efficiently. Also golden tips for beginners ; Do not hoard weapons. Don’t be afraid to break them when starting out and : unequip anything metal when there is a lightning storm. Other than that ; just play the game and don’t watch these how to play videos. As breath of the wild really is a game you have to experience for yourself. Be creative. The game allows you to

If you cook hearty radishes by themselves, they’ll give you a full health recovery + a few bonus hearts

If you want heart recovery, make a meal out of food with “hearty” in the name. And basically just that. One of them cooked by itself is a full heal, more hearty foods just gives you more temporary hearts. No meals, aside from just roasted ingredients stack, and you only have limited space for how many meals you can carry

And cooking is the only time link looks happy 😂

It’s usually fine to choose hearts as long as you don’t skip shrines during your playthrough, I ended my totk playthrough with 24 hearts and max stamina vessels because I never skipped a shrine

TIPS FROM A GOOD PLAYER! (I think) 1. Learn how to flurry rush and parry, you can go to the shrine in kakariko village to learn how! 2. Try to defeat the talus plateu boss with sledge hammers to get rupees 3. Always try to defeat elemental monsters, the monster parts will sell for more. 4. Monster masks are great early game! Especially if you have the dlc! 5. Invest equally in stamina and hearts. 6. If you need weapons for early game, the sledge hammers next to link's house respawn! 7. Ice and shock rods are great early game use them! 8. Make sure to do the quest to get the compendium, this makes chest, ores, and other stuff easy to find! 9. Some weapons have special things happen when you try to throw them. 10. Arrows and bows should be one of your main focus throughout the game. 11. Climb the shekiah towers to see more of your map, trust me it makes a difference. 12. Upgrade your armor. 13. Like actually do use the cooking pots though. 12. You can sear food by placing it next to a fire. 13. Upgrade your shekiah slate runes, try to figure this one out by yourself! 14. Try to use stealth. 15. Don't take out bomb arrows in death mountain, trust me. 16. Take as much time as you need with the game and don't feel ashamed if you need help! 17. Talk to the npcs, they sometimes give you neat bits of lore or advice. That's all my advice! Remember to go at your own pace, and try new things!

"First few dungeons can be tackled with 3 hearts" me who went straight to the lightning temple:💀

I'd say get one full new circle of stamina first, then you can start going for hearts. And early game, cook big meals to sell for money. You won't need more than 3 hearts for recovery, so sell any bigger meals.

Bruh it's not the same trying to rush through the game before totk. A first playthrough of botw is usually hundreds of hours of exploration and discovering things about Hyrule. My first playthrough took 2 years to beat because there was so much to do.

I’ve done a few challenge runs where i dont increase either hearts or stamina and for me, hearts were the huge problem. Managing stamina was easy. Getting 1 tapped by anything that had a pulse scared me

Invest in stamina 3 or 4 times, then get 13 hearts, then max out stamina

This still good advice in totk, similar concept, my strat to not dying is just getting good lol. I just have a clean 5 hearts and 2 2/5 stamina wheel

This has been said already but I thought it was worth repeating. I think it's actually a better idea to dump into hearts until you hit 13. The Master Sword is definitely worth the lack of stam in the early game imo.

About to play this game for the first time ever tomorrow.

For those who know what they are doing, it is smart to go all in on stamina. That is not always the case. I suggest that you invest in at least 5 hearts so that you have a total of 8. It makes it so that most things don't one shot you.

the only weapon that TECHNICALLY doesn't have durability is the master sword since it doesn't break, but you only get a limit amout of hits before you're not able to use it and it has to "recharge"

Even though you’re playing 6 years after release and most people like myself had it since launch day and beat it shortly after, the game never gets old and most fans have been waiting for the sequel. I think it’s a great idea that you’re playing breath of the wild now, because you’ll get to Experience the joy that many others experienced. Totk most likely won’t utilize climbing so I suggest going on climbs before you can’t anymore

Don’t listen get hearts you need em for the maser sword 🗡️ 😅

I slightly disagree with the Stamina part. I think you should mix both Stamina and health but focus on health. A bit more at least until you can pull the master sword then. Focus more on whatever you want

I like to start off getting some heart maybe like 5 but then I decide to get all my stamina then back to hearts

I never did flurry rush in breath of the wild I just learned it or heard of it

Too many betas here simping for the master sword, lol. You don't even need it to beat the game.

I would rather choose only hearts until the minimum amount required to pull the master sword, after that stamina all the way until you can’t have more 😂

You need 13 hearts to pull out the master sword

Tip if your playing for first time learn how to parry and storm hyrule castle parry any guardian attacks necessary avoid if possible grab some royal guard weapons and get out

i somehow beat botw + dlc but now that I am replaying the game I'm absolutely trash

I've played it for like 90 hours but never cooked anything like nothing I have cooked 0 dishes

I started to get hearts and now I spent all my light orbs on hearts and I refuse to use any on stamina until I get full health and I'm almost there but I'm definitely struggling with no stamina

i have literally barely ever touched the material menu, and have literally never put anything in a cooking pot and i have beaten calamity ganon

Stamina is goated Hearts arent very necessary after you get good at flurry rushing

U should get hearts bc like u don’t want to die in literally one hit to a single arrow.

Stamina is Important but imo you should get some heart Containers as well even from beginning

I only did hearts at first, because of the master sword

This is almost correct, as someone who has played and beat botw more than 6 times definitely do not pump all of your spirit orbs into stamina, hearts are very useful, and without them you cannot get the master sword, plus barely upgrading your stamina teaches you how to effectively use your stamina instead of just wasting all of it

Weapon durability is why this game loses me

I get stamina because of rain. Climbing in the rain is such a hassle

Any tips for the guardians near dueling peaks? Having only 3 hearts I get killed so fast 😅

I’d say that I’d recommend saving up 13 hearts for the master sword, but I forgot about the campfire glitch.

Tip for guardians get just in range for there laser and practice parrying if memory serves right it one shots them if you perfect parry the beam

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I picked heart's for the master sword

I have a better idea you alternate from getting hearts and stamina you need some complete 32 shrines to get the master sword if you're only doing hearts cuz you do my math then you're going to need 64 but 12 words it t

I did not know how to cook till I beat the game

The only reason you should ever take hearts over stamina is if you're in the beginning of master mode.

Nah man all hearts since you can cook plenty of stamina foods/elixirs. You will regret going all stamina when you are getting sniped out of nowhere.

After my first 100 hours of totk has passed, I can now confirm that hearts are way to important early game than stamina, in both games

Tip 3 is good, but for 1 and 2: Play the game however you like and never look back. The beauty of BotW is that your first playthrough will be YOUR personal storyline, which includes all the mistakes you made

I am in focused on stamina since 2017 m*********** I have never gone Sam and all my J file addle I don't know I have one examiner just 1 in your piece of stand in a nothing else I'm f****** still kicking in that game and I'm still kicking a** after 20:23

Why did I watch this video when I’ve been playing the game for six years, 100 hours on the Wii U and 90 hours on the switch. I 100 percented the game, beat it 10 times normal mode and five times on master mode 💀💀💀

They made this shit way to complicated. I like the open world idea, but they should have stuck to the typical Zelda format like skyward sword or twilight princess. Personally I think they need to eliminate the whole flying island shit. Keep the shrines but combine them with temples. I would assign each temple 20 shrines. Example the Forest Temple will have 20 forest shrines you need to beat first. Doing so gets you the weapon required for the cooresponding temple and the key to gain entry. After defeating all 6 temples. You then warp to the golden world like In link to the past; In the golden world which Ganon had invaded and conquered so it’s now the dark world, you have to defeat another 20 shrines which drops the protections around the castle giving link entry. Then you run thru the castle defeat Ganon save hyrule.

stamina vs hearts completley depend on what style you're playing the game in. The only part has a requirment is getting the master sword, but hey, it sucks unless you do trial of the sword (pay for dlc). And Canonically, Link didn't even get it back until after he defeated calamity Ganon.

One thing he forgot to mention about upgrading stamina first is that it makes golden stats way better for you your maximum golden stat for stamina is basically your base ring your 2nd ring and your 3rd and ring two gold rings I call this the 3 layer limit Due to how the green rings layer around each other Back to your golden rings though These rings get consumed last and if you fully upgrade your stamina you can still get the Golden Rings from your food They are also shown on a separate bit of ui next to hp when you're not using stamina If you are using stamina they show up next to your stamina separately which shows they are not affected at all by the limit Health on the other hand will not go over the 2 row limit It's pretty self explanatory and a staple of zelda at this point This also applies for Golden Hearts They also show up on the normal health bar And they also get used first meaning hearty food becomes pretty much useless if you max out your health Because there's literally nowhere for that health to go it just gets snapped out of existence This is also probably why Nintendo made it so there aren't enough spirit orbs to Max out both stats It's basically them saying "You have a choice, have the best stamina stat 2 Gold Hearts 2 gold rings... or Completely max out your health have no golden hearts at all have an incomplete stamina wheel but keep your gold rings"

Dang really wish I enjoyed this game😅. The puzzle shrines always felt tedious rather than challenging for me and the combat wasn’t enjoyable nor rewarding imo. My friends loved it tho and i’m well aware im in the minority when it comes to my opinion on the game. VERY charming world at least.

Dang I got 2 hearts instead of stamina 😅 in the beginning

I still sleep on cooking even though I’ve been playing for a year. I mean it’s fun to 100% the game but other then that I use my hearty truffles to make a bunch of meals that just fully heal me. And when I’m struggling I make a attack up 3 with 5 bananas

Where in the game can I find recipes for what ingredients to use when cooking or making potions? It kinda doesn't tell you so I haven't been cooking anything...

I kinda disagree ngl you can make due with 1 bar of stamina for basically everything you can't tank everything with 3 hearts though. And in the end if you want to you can take some hearts away and put it into stamina.

I don’t think a new player is gonna have a good time getting through almost any amount of the game with 3 hearts. Go for heart containers, I easily went through the game for the first time without any additional stamina as all you need is enduring food and stamina recovery. In TOTK though I would say stamina becomes more important but is still no where near as important as additional hearts.

warning about the food for game chefs like me, this is pure torture the food page actually has a limit of 3 pages, be careful yal, ( i don't think most people will do that like me tho, and the funny part is that i maxed it when i only have 3 maps lol)

You can beat the entire game without upgrading your stamina but you can’t beat the entire game or get the master sword without upgrading hearts. Hearts are more important for the story and Stamina is more important for side content and exploration.

I beat the game 4 days ago and started 3 heart run to challenge my trash self

I’ve never played a Zelda game because they’ve always looked super complex to me but I’m planning on it.

I knew I made a mistake after I took the heart. In my head I was telling myself you played this game before why are you not selecting stamina and then I selected heart anyway 😢😂😅

Stamina You cant get anywhere without stamina you need it to climb for combat for everything Balance that out or practice combat and then pour into stamina

I have beaten the game and the dlc and quite late game I managed to get max of both due to a glitch, however, put most of your stuff in stamina until you get 2 full wheels and rhen that is enough for most stuff.

Tip 1 get 13 hearts before any stamina you can beat this game without upgrading you’re stamina…

me who duped hearts and stamina and have max hearts and stamina (which isnt possible normally)

What I did was I leveled hearts just enough to get the Master Sword and then I focused on stamina to get another full wheel and then I just alternated between them

I normally spec into stam after i get roughly 6 hearts

um no hearts over stamina. you need 13 hearts for master sword and youre not getting it with stamina. another thing when you have 3 hearts youre getting one shot by all bosses.

If your just playing the game to get caught up it won’t be good I feel like u have to savor it

For the first time? Bruh I've played this game like 12 times

id say prioritize getting to 13? hearts for the master sword and then re-distribute some to stamina

My friend knows a glitch that gets you the master sword when you first start the game

I swap between hearts and Stan liek this I get heart then Stam then heart then stam and repear

If you're in normal mode, go for stamina. Master mode, hearts.

I would love to play this game and keep on trying to but it is hard AF

I get 2 full wheels then max hearts then use the rest spirit orbs on Stam again

So basically just play the game like any normal person?

Agreed, but only til the second ring at max, them hearts

nah i havent played botw in 2 years but those tips were horrid

Totk dungeons fucking one shot you so pour that shit into hearts

I just bought Breath of the wild yesterday 😅

just go to the cursed statue and trade your stamina for hearts

Your video is great

My favorite food source was one Hardy durian

You can also just use the master sword glitch

You should alternate between stamina and hearts

if you like me ??😂 cracked me up for some reason

But those are only the first three dungeons💀

Totk actually has a recipient book

In both games all you need is parry

Another good thing to do is whistle-running

13 hearts than stamina for master sword

AND DO THUNDERBLIGHT FIRST TRUST ME

Anyone else notice he said overworld

did anyone tell you you sound like guga

“The first three dungeons can actually be knocked out with three hearts with relative ease” Thunderblight Ganon has joined the chat (I would like to add you get a hearty container from defeating each blight.)