gamingeek said:Oh thanks.
I used the dispenser.
I thought the battery when you use zonai items, it seems to recharge when you stop using it?
So are these chargers like when you eat a stamina dish and it gives you extra stamina?
So if I was on a flying machine running out of battery I can use a charger for extended flight time?
I used the gears in the Awakening cave but it was a dead end. So I flunked it somehow using the remanents of platforms and pullers in the corner to just ascend all the way up.
I'm really impressed with the ascend ability, if only because it's the kind of thing that should cause game breaking bugs.
When the hell do I get my parasail?! 😑
As this is a sequel part of me wishes I could start fully loaded with all my hearts and badass equipment from BOTW.
And the game could compensate by making combat tougher.
I was dispatching Lynels for breakfast before. Now I'm fighting with a stick fused with a boulder.
Yeah the permanent battery gauge, which is in green I think, will recharge on its own. The chargers can be used to build up temporary battery power just like temporary stamina.
You’ll get your glider very soon on the surface area when you unlock the first Sky Tower.
Gg, just play the main quests for a bit to get the glider, then you can venture however you'd like....
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So the whole Lurelin village story pissed me off with the monster invasion . Tomorrow, I'm loading up on arrows and bombs and kick some ass....I hope.
Fire temple done, I LOVED IT! What a cool section with great new mechanics. That was as close to a traditional dungeon as these new Zelda games have gotten. These powers are nuts, I can make more and more insane stuff. The world is filled with so many cool things to do, I can't stay on one mission. I am going for the master sword... I have no clue where to even begin. What a game!
Yeah that Fire Temple was quite good. I ended up doing that one first. Recently did the Water Temple and quite enjoyed that one as well. Right now I’ve been focused on trying to get the Great Fairies out so I can upgrade my gear. Got two out now.
The Yiga Clan make me chuckle. They’re so dedicated and dramatic in their attempts to kill Link. 
Dvader said:Fire temple done, I LOVED IT! What a cool section with great new mechanics. That was as close to a traditional dungeon as these new Zelda games have gotten. These powers are nuts, I can make more and more insane stuff. The world is filled with so many cool things to do, I can't stay on one mission. I am going for the master sword... I have no clue where to even begin. What a game!
The Master Sword quest was good from start to finish. I was very surprised how I had to acquire it.
Now on a break.
I just made a pizza. 😳
My son just finished the game this morning under 60 hours. I'm nowhere near the end.
Wait, the game's been out for more than 60 hours yet?
My son decided to just head out into the wild instead of following the guided story path, so I'm pretty sure I'll finish the game well before he does.
I keep finding so many random things to do, there is stuff every where. I had my first Gleelok fight, that was epic. I have invaded enemy bases with my own army of auto drone turrets. I've visited mine cart land, did some a horse racing course, oh and I raided the castle and got my shield. Still need to get that master sword. This game is magic.
I had my first 'flee from Gleelok' incident. It was epic in it's own right. 
I faced one on a bridge and he(they?) one shot killed me. I haven't attempted to take one down since.
I now have the travel medallion. Sixty hour in and still only one dungeon completed. I freaking love this game. I know this is probably my favorite Zelda game, but it may aldo be my favorite game of all time. It's incredibly hard to put the controller down and go to bed.
I can't get enough of this temple boss music
Woo! I did it!
I beat the Flame Gleeok! Boss battles are insanely good.
Water temple is done! My least favorite of the three I have done so far, still better than most anything in BOTW. The new mechanics in the whole lead up to the dungeon could make for a full on ten hour puzzle game, sadly this game hardly explores it. That's my biggest complaint right now, a lot of the puzzles in the shrines and around the game are very basic one level puzzles. They introduce the mechanic, do a simple test puzzle, then you do a slightly more complex version and that's it. They never go to a second layer or rarely combine multiple kinds of puzzles together for more complexity. I understand Zelda has never been the hardest puzzle games but at least some dungeons would really test your thinking. I wish Nintendo would do a full puzzle game with these mechanics, some side game.
But I can't really complain that much, yeah it's still not my favorite Zelda nor will it be my all time favorite game but this game is magically and quickly moving up my list of greatest games ever, especially of recent times. I'm almost never bored, the reward system in this game is so much better than in BOTW. The way the gameplay keeps expanding feels the completely opposite where I felt BOTW got more boring as it went on. This game is a marvel.
The water temple is next on my list. Just finished the earth temple. The temple itself was better than the wind one but wind has that amazing boss. So far they are much better than the ones in BotW. I keep saying I will go to the next temple then get sidetracked for about five hours. That's ehat this game is, Sidetracked, the game. This is definitely my favorite Zelda of all time. When Skyward Sword came out, I felt the series was going backwards, holding your hand more than I wanted and limited where I went. I imagined a Zelda like Skyrim and BotW came close, but this game nails it. I can't get enough.
Pillars and corners, fluked.
Were what I was typing.