Traveling is time consuming, you will spend a great deal of time moving from place to place. As the game progresses you continue to explore the large and vast world of Hyrule and figure more challenges and obstacles, much through trial and error. Thankfully the game is very intuitive it's not hard to pick up on what needs doing and how to do it, quickly, especially in combat. The vast open world wastes no time getting down to business with nothing more than a pair of shorts you are thrusted and expected to figure things out. Many of these puzzles do have multiple ways to solve it. I've never been a big puzzle game person and BOTW will offer some puzzles ranging from tutorial to head scratching that requires some deep thought on the best way to solve.

The routes you take, the quests you do, the story you watch take shape through your actions or lack of actions. Of course the story is pretty simple, Gannon is evil, now stop him and how you do that is largely up to you. Though I didn't really grow up playing Zelda on the NES or SNES I've come to fall in love with the series over the last couple of years, from the music to seeing some of the games, I thought what a better time to finally make the plunge and play the game than with the hotly anticipated BOTW for Nintendo Switch and Wii U. In the end he needs to go to Castle Hyrule to Battle Calamity Ganon and to rescue Zelda, who stayed there all the years, to keep Ganon's powers in the gay. There he also learns more about the Champions and what relationship Link had with them. There in order to free the spirit of the Champions (Mipha, Daruk, Revali and Urbosa) he must defeat the corresponding 4 brights, that killed the 4 Champions long ago. He must then go to the people, the 4 Champions belonged to, and into the four Titans, great machines which was controlled by the Champions. Shortly after that the spirit of the King of Hyrule tells Link what happened before and during his sleep. After an 100 year sleep, Links awoke with no memories of what happened 100 years ago. Link was also badly wounded, while protecting Princess Zelda from Guardiens, and put into the Shrine of Life by Zelda. 100 years before the main events of the game, the Calamity Ganon returned, controlled the Guardiens and indirectly killed the legendary four Champions as well the King of Hyrule.

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