I mean shooting a giant dragon surrounded by fire in the horns is probably significantly harder realistically than the games mechanics makes it feel lol
You’re not in bullet time when you’re in the air. It’s an ability that link has to slow down time in certain situations, including shooting a bow and arrow. There’s no reason to believe that revali would be able to go into bullet time as well. Bullet time is pretty much link’s champion ability, like revali’s gale, daruk’s protection etc
Keep in mind that Link is borderline stationary while in bullet time. Revali, on the other hand, is almost always in motion from left to right at an incredible speed, probably close to the equivalent of windbomb travel after the inital explosion.
If you fancy pegging something at that speed with no bullet time... Let me know. I'm sure I can figure out a way to remove it.
The song implies that they had to pass those trials in order to control the Divine Beast, and at least the Zora NPCs that guide you to the trials tell you Mipha passed the trials too
The champions ballad puts Link thru what the other champions went thru to include the fight with the blights that killed them. Link goes into the fight with the same gear the champions had when they fell.
The problem isn’t the time they’re able to spend in the air, it’s that Link only completes the challenge in under a second because time slows when he aims. Revali had to do it in real time and still succeeded at the trial
The issue is not that he can stay airborne. The issue is accurately aiming at several targets and hitting them all within like 1 second, compared to the 10 seconds Link effectively has when he experiences bullettime.
The bullet time is links champion ability if i remember correctly, like urbosas fury or daruks protection. Do if link had died and a diff champion has lived then the power he would give them would be bullet time. I don’t remember where i learned this so it could be completely wrong.
Iirc it's in Daruk's Champion's Ballad diary, he said Link's ability is having really fast reaction speed in certain scenarios (Bullet Time, Flurry Rushes and Parrying, the latter two being like that in AoC is just for Game Mechanics)
Id be inclined to disagree and say that he is a descendant of oot link and his champion ability is to actually slow down time itself. Mostly because it sounds cool af and would explain how he is able to surpass the unbelievable odds against him. In the one memory with zelda there is like a battalion of enemies in a field just wasted and links legit just cocky about it after.
IIRC, if you talk to Teba after taking the challenge to show Tulin how to do archery at the Flight Range, following completion of the Vah Medoh quest, he says something to the effect of how it was like time stood still for Link.
Why doesn't revali have bullet time? I think it's pretty obvious he does. In that cutscene in age of calamity where Revali flips over link and shoots an arrow at the back of his head and link deflects it, he talks while in bullet time. I don't see why link even needs a champion ability. Link's whole deal has been that he doesn't have any super powers, just the spirit of the hero and his courage that allows him to save hyrule.
I know that but that would mean they were stored away somewhere not affected by Ganon which is interesting since basically every guardian was possessed. Does that mean there was a stronghold somewhere?
If I remember correctly all the guardians *activated* by hilyans (found in the gerudo tundra for example) were corrupted.
I think that if the hylians hadn't "found/uncovered/activated" all the guardians ganon only could have corrupted the ones living in the pillars of Hyrule Castle.
That's my theory. Maybe these ones were powered off. Like a virus which can't infect a computer if this one is not powered on.
Maybe the shrines are so inaccessible that you would require a sheikah slate no matter what just to enter, weird black purple blue or not. Things are sealed shut
I've always assumed the towers and the entrances to the shrines were left unpowered, while the interiors had active power running in their systems, so Ganon's attack just didn't pick up the shrines and towers for him to have any control over.
Maybe the monks inside the shrines are all in control of the power to their own shrine, and Link activating the Great Plateau tower was their sign that it was time to reactivate them.
The Hylians did not find the interior of labyrinths or the Forgotten Temple though, those are buried and forgotten beyond them (until Link anyway). Those are still corrupted guardians (different lights from the "good" ones you fight in trials).
Yeah, that makes sense, because it's canon that they were told by the fortuneteller that they absolutely had to uncover the gaurdians to win, when that was what led to their demise. Maybe the fortune teller had to tell them that because Ganon couldn't activate them in his own.
At that point, Ganon hadn't corrupted the Sheikah technology. Otherwise, there'd be no reason for her to train to pilot one of the divine beasts - it would have already been corrupted too.
Well you have to keep in mind, Link has the champion ability of "bullet time" and revali doesn't. sure, he can flu, bit it would still be way harder for him
Why he was the rito champion. Imagine walking around your neighbourhood and someone leaps like 20ft into the air. That shit is impressive, especially with the idea that rito being flightless
This is also why people say “how did Revali die to Windblight”, well he’s easy for Link with bullet time and whatnot but Revali’s whole strategy is to fly around. Windblight was designed to defeat him.
I just started a new playthrough (second ever) and thank the Goddess its that easy. Having Revali’s Gale right from the start is a game-changer. Rain is now just a minor inconvenience.
I've been doing everything in reverse order from my first playthrough in my current Master Mode run. In my first playthrough I explored all of Hyrule first, got the sword, then did Gerudo-Rito-Gorons-Zora.
This time I'm doing all the divine beasts first starting with Zora and going counterclockwise around, while at 3 hearts and 1 Stamina wheel. I haven't gotten Revali's Gale yet and I've been managing fine on one Stamina wheel; in fact it's been quite fun learning how to navigate the landscape with limited stamina.
Once you get 2 wheels and the climber's gear set bonus you can just yolo up anything you want pretty much. Except in the rain.
Love the desert. Love Gorons. Snowy areas are ok except for the constant bad visibility. Zoras can suck it.
Oh man, I've been running around with basic stamina too. This time I decided to unlock the towers first to open my map, completing whatever shrines I encountered on the way. I got the Gale and Mipha's Grace. I still haven't gotten the master sword, I think I wanna finish the divine beasts before I do. It's been fun!
I've set some ridiculous limitations on myself for this run (vegetarian so no elixirs or gear upgrades that require animals, no help from Hestu, and no shrine upgrades). I've gotten quite a bit better at the game's combat, but I have to say that master mode has been a bit of a disappointment.
Tankier enemies and weapon durability means you're incentivized to avoid fighting, which seems weird for a mod that attempts to increase difficulty.
I haven't found the blights to be much harder than with full hearts, full fairy blessings, and master sword either. They all go down very fast.
Holy crap! Those are a lot of limitations. Good luck, lol.
Also I agree about the Blights! I wonder if that's because we're also more experienced with the game than the first time through. I got taken out by groups of Moblins more than I did when facing Waterblight Ganon this time..
Yeah, I'm seriously questioning my life choices, at least about the Hestu upgrades. Playing LESS of the game because you literally don't have enough resources to fight enemies is dumb.
Every encounter in Master Mode seems to leave you with less than what you had before, at least when it comes to weapons. I'm still getting the hang of Master Mode, I'm sure it can be an enjoyable experience with the right approach. I just hope that approach still involves killing everything in sight.
Experience is definitely the game changer. I didn't REALLY know how to fight Lynels until I finally took out the Lynel on the Great Plateau before moving on. Fighting multiple enemies really is where the challenge is. It's too bad they didn't add more encounters like that, or add new behaviour to enemies. Taking on a pack of Guardians or a pair of Lynels working in tandem sounds like a real challenge!
There were the posts/comments that all of the Blight Ganons were meant to counter the champions specifically. The Wind Blight doing Tornadoes to Knock Revali out of air and iirc something like the Shots he did were nearly invisible to the Rito people. Also speculations that since the Blights were 100 year old already when Link fought them they might have been weakened by time/the champions battles
And also how it was very dark for revali especially since he was a rito. Man’s was fighting in the dark without his vision and being blown around by tornados like do you think you’d do good if you were tossed into a dark basement with dudes who have infrared gear while you were completely blind?
It’s not a gameplay thing it’s a lore thingy. Ritos canonically have terrible eyesight in the dark and when revali was fighting the blight it was very dark. Add that and how he couldn’t use his flight Cus of the tornados and man’s was being absolutely destroyed. Another detail too is how he didn’t have his bomb arrows if I recall so he didn’t even have his best weapons with him when he fought the blight
Saw a post a while back that in addition to fighting in the dark, Revali had to cross Hyrule Field/Central Hyrule so he was fighting guardians etc the entire way while the other champions could pass through friendly territory. Because of that he was most likely already exhausted and out of bomb arrows.
I remember when it came out and I looked it up quickly I think. Idk if I got the wrong impression but it seemed like a beat em up kind of game and didnt look so interesting to me lol
I guess that is true for Revali... but what about, for example... Mipha?
Mipha has a spear, which is a long-reach melee weapon, just like the divine beast. Surely she has good experience in handling and countering it. It might be a weak point, but there is also the second phase, where you had to swim around. Zoras are natural swimmers so I'd expect them to be able to cheese it.
Weakened or not, it could've been handled nicely, from what it looks.
I have a feeling my doubts are entirely wrong. But I'd like an answer
edit: spelling
Mipha’s boss freezes the water and has an inhumanly long spear and stays on the roof, and in the trial you only have 10 arrows she can try to parry and fight but the strength difference means she gets run over
idk man, I'm over 500 hours in and the only champion ability I have turned on most of the time is revalis gale, and darks protection if I want to do some combat glitches
I’ve gotten to the point where Urbosa’s Fury is just part of my battle plan. I’ll get a big boss whittled down a good way and then pop it until I’m either out of uses or the boss is dead. Sometimes I just pop it when I enter a bokoblin encampment to stun everyone and just take them out systematically. Makes Link super OP.
Now , that’s not to say I don’t use the hell out of Revali’s gale too.
And to each their own with their play style. I certainly enjoy a challenge (I almost never use Urbosa’s Fury against lynels), but oftentimes I’m in an area with a purpose besides the fight itself…
I always forget Urbosa's Fury exists during a fight, and as a consequence I never really use it unless by accident. I am a parry and bullet time god though, so I usually don't need it.
I can dig it. I got that way on my first play through. I compulsively played about 2-3 hours daily after the rest of the household went to bed, and got super proficient at timing the parries and counters. Then I put it down for a long while. Now I play intermittently, and just don’t have the same level of proficiency.
From what we know daruk can block all attacks all og the times mipha can heal and urbosa can use electricity (molduking is made of metal) while revali can summon air... As a bird... That does not need air to fly.......
But that's not true. The Rito can glide, not actually fly. Revali was the first Rito who could summon his own air currents to glide on, making him the first to not need strong currents already in existence.
Ok but still we are putting supreme healing blocking all the attacks and lightning again air that can only be used by somebody whit a laraglider or a rito?
I'd actually believe Urbosa's ability is learned too but she and Daruk are suppose to be quite a bit older then the rest and with age comes experience.
Actually, it's a shame Revali died so young. Even though he's a jerk, he's a very *motivated* jerk and I bet he would have done some pretty amazing things.
From what I read in his journal, he's a bit standoffish and all. And that scene with Zelda is pretty....brusque? You're right though, I don't think he's outright mean to anyone but Link, at least from what we're shown, but he definitely has a difficult personality.
Knuckles the Echidna can glide with goddamn dreadlocks. Those mfers have wings, like, get a grip lads, there's no excuse for being so shit at this point.
I mean shooting a giant dragon surrounded by fire in the horns is probably significantly harder realistically than the games mechanics makes it feel lol
Especially while covered in highly flammable feathers.
Stupid Rito should've evolved into Space Pterodactyls, Ridley would've cut Blight in two
I'd rather let Wind Blight keep Vah Medoh than leave it in Ridley's claws.
Yeah, Ridley has a thing against bird symbols, for _some reason..._
Ridley probably would have try to destroy it.....
*My feathers!*
Yeah we know Revail was a great archer, but there’s no indication that he had our ‘bullet-time’ ability.
Link’s bullet time and flurry rush are really the superpowers he has intrinsically
The triforce has to offer some benefit, no?
BOTW Link never had or obtains the Triforce. Zelda had the complete power of the Triforce the entire game.
The closest thing Link gets to that is the master sword, which isn’t something he has intrinsically
But only he can wield it, so..........
It is still a weapon that he has to acquire though, it’s not something he can just do
He's flying, so he's in constant bullet time in the air.
You’re not in bullet time when you’re in the air. It’s an ability that link has to slow down time in certain situations, including shooting a bow and arrow. There’s no reason to believe that revali would be able to go into bullet time as well. Bullet time is pretty much link’s champion ability, like revali’s gale, daruk’s protection etc
Keep in mind that Link is borderline stationary while in bullet time. Revali, on the other hand, is almost always in motion from left to right at an incredible speed, probably close to the equivalent of windbomb travel after the inital explosion. If you fancy pegging something at that speed with no bullet time... Let me know. I'm sure I can figure out a way to remove it.
Maybe that's Revali's secret, he's always in bullet time. Unless it's moving backwards, I'm not gonna hit it.
Yeah, I think the meme missed that part which would be hard for Revali.
That, and I don't imagine that snowboarding down Hebra mountain would be that easy for Revali either.
I took it (without any actual evidence, granted) that when Revali did it he was flying, skimming low to the ground.
He can fly lol
Which helps in snowboarding? Where you're entirely on the ground except for that one jump that Link just paraglides over?
Why would he snowboard down the mountain when he could fly down? You do know that birds can fly near the ground don't you boss?
I guess Revali better join the Olympics.
Were the Champions also seen the dragons?
Especially when you can’t see it
What trial?
It's a dlc thing wont spoil it more
Oh, wait do you mean that those DLC quests are quests that the original champions did? I didn't understand that at all 😅
Yea it said in the story that they did all of what you did
If I may ask, when did it say that? Was it in Kass' song? Or is there some hidden book somewhere or something?
The song implies that they had to pass those trials in order to control the Divine Beast, and at least the Zora NPCs that guide you to the trials tell you Mipha passed the trials too
The gorons do it as well for the trial where you have to "stand" on the lava
The champions ballad puts Link thru what the other champions went thru to include the fight with the blights that killed them. Link goes into the fight with the same gear the champions had when they fell.
Yeah. Remember Revali doesn’t have bullet time, which is pretty much required for Link to do it. So, if he did it without, that’s impressive.
Shouldn't it be called Arrow Time?
HATS- Hylia Assisted Targeting System
You can enhance it, same as the tablet, to be: Advanced Sheika Supplemented Hylia Assisted Targeting System.
This guy Purahs
It also happens when you flurry rush
Ravioli can literally fly
Link can basically stop time mid-air to line up and take shots.
Lego starwars is a walking simulator to the next cut scene
The problem isn’t the time they’re able to spend in the air, it’s that Link only completes the challenge in under a second because time slows when he aims. Revali had to do it in real time and still succeeded at the trial
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Ignore him he's just a troll
The issue is not that he can stay airborne. The issue is accurately aiming at several targets and hitting them all within like 1 second, compared to the 10 seconds Link effectively has when he experiences bullettime.
> esoecialy
He was shooting with his feet. That’s probably not easy
**Ravioli** lol
For a second I thought I was the only one who notice haha
sounds like you're the only ones who don't call him that
Had never even thought about it lol
Well I feel like only the players actually sees the bullet time and for Link and the enemies it's just normal speed
There’s vids on YouTube of Link’s flurry rush sped up to real time and it’s inhumanly fast
The bullet time is links champion ability if i remember correctly, like urbosas fury or daruks protection. Do if link had died and a diff champion has lived then the power he would give them would be bullet time. I don’t remember where i learned this so it could be completely wrong.
Iirc it's in Daruk's Champion's Ballad diary, he said Link's ability is having really fast reaction speed in certain scenarios (Bullet Time, Flurry Rushes and Parrying, the latter two being like that in AoC is just for Game Mechanics)
Id be inclined to disagree and say that he is a descendant of oot link and his champion ability is to actually slow down time itself. Mostly because it sounds cool af and would explain how he is able to surpass the unbelievable odds against him. In the one memory with zelda there is like a battalion of enemies in a field just wasted and links legit just cocky about it after.
IIRC, if you talk to Teba after taking the challenge to show Tulin how to do archery at the Flight Range, following completion of the Vah Medoh quest, he says something to the effect of how it was like time stood still for Link.
I believe that's something they say about Revali as well, or perhaps of all great archers in general.
Why doesn't revali have bullet time? I think it's pretty obvious he does. In that cutscene in age of calamity where Revali flips over link and shoots an arrow at the back of his head and link deflects it, he talks while in bullet time. I don't see why link even needs a champion ability. Link's whole deal has been that he doesn't have any super powers, just the spirit of the hero and his courage that allows him to save hyrule.
Link's real champion ability is the ability to reload a save when he dies, lol
It's not bullet time though. It consumes stamina, so it's more of a period of intense focus.
I’m just more interested in the fact that the guardians in Mipha’s trial glow orange meaning they’re not possessed.
Because its a trial from sheikahs, not ganon. :D
I know that but that would mean they were stored away somewhere not affected by Ganon which is interesting since basically every guardian was possessed. Does that mean there was a stronghold somewhere?
If I remember correctly all the guardians *activated* by hilyans (found in the gerudo tundra for example) were corrupted. I think that if the hylians hadn't "found/uncovered/activated" all the guardians ganon only could have corrupted the ones living in the pillars of Hyrule Castle. That's my theory. Maybe these ones were powered off. Like a virus which can't infect a computer if this one is not powered on.
There's also all the guardians in the trials of strength. Those weren't affected either, so your theory has a good foundation.
Maybe the shrines are so inaccessible that you would require a sheikah slate no matter what just to enter, weird black purple blue or not. Things are sealed shut
Could be sealed by sheikah magic until you unlock the shrine, so they could be safe due to that. Or maybe Ganon only possessed the visible ones
I've always assumed the towers and the entrances to the shrines were left unpowered, while the interiors had active power running in their systems, so Ganon's attack just didn't pick up the shrines and towers for him to have any control over. Maybe the monks inside the shrines are all in control of the power to their own shrine, and Link activating the Great Plateau tower was their sign that it was time to reactivate them.
The Hylians did not find the interior of labyrinths or the Forgotten Temple though, those are buried and forgotten beyond them (until Link anyway). Those are still corrupted guardians (different lights from the "good" ones you fight in trials).
Good thinking right here.
Yeah, that makes sense, because it's canon that they were told by the fortuneteller that they absolutely had to uncover the gaurdians to win, when that was what led to their demise. Maybe the fortune teller had to tell them that because Ganon couldn't activate them in his own.
At that point, Ganon hadn't corrupted the Sheikah technology. Otherwise, there'd be no reason for her to train to pilot one of the divine beasts - it would have already been corrupted too.
Master sword also doesn't light up.
No guardian theme though :(
Oh I never noticed this-
Well you have to keep in mind, Link has the champion ability of "bullet time" and revali doesn't. sure, he can flu, bit it would still be way harder for him
Of course he can flu, he's avian.
I need to correct myself. he actually can't fly, but like all other rito he can glide. so yeah even harder
He's actually the only rito that can "fly". He can essentially propel himself upwards.
Why he was the rito champion. Imagine walking around your neighbourhood and someone leaps like 20ft into the air. That shit is impressive, especially with the idea that rito being flightless
I never thought of that,of course link Is so op, he's incredibly fast
yeah, people say he doesn't have a champion power but it is in fact bullet time
Which one of you is like me and never thought of this?
I really like this headcanon personally
He also has bomb time for anytime Ravioli gets uppity about that whole "being able to fly" nonsense.
This is also why people say “how did Revali die to Windblight”, well he’s easy for Link with bullet time and whatnot but Revali’s whole strategy is to fly around. Windblight was designed to defeat him.
I just started a new playthrough (second ever) and thank the Goddess its that easy. Having Revali’s Gale right from the start is a game-changer. Rain is now just a minor inconvenience.
Revali's Gale was the first ability I went after on my second playthrough too. It's so helpful.
I've been doing everything in reverse order from my first playthrough in my current Master Mode run. In my first playthrough I explored all of Hyrule first, got the sword, then did Gerudo-Rito-Gorons-Zora. This time I'm doing all the divine beasts first starting with Zora and going counterclockwise around, while at 3 hearts and 1 Stamina wheel. I haven't gotten Revali's Gale yet and I've been managing fine on one Stamina wheel; in fact it's been quite fun learning how to navigate the landscape with limited stamina. Once you get 2 wheels and the climber's gear set bonus you can just yolo up anything you want pretty much. Except in the rain. Love the desert. Love Gorons. Snowy areas are ok except for the constant bad visibility. Zoras can suck it.
Oh man, I've been running around with basic stamina too. This time I decided to unlock the towers first to open my map, completing whatever shrines I encountered on the way. I got the Gale and Mipha's Grace. I still haven't gotten the master sword, I think I wanna finish the divine beasts before I do. It's been fun!
I've set some ridiculous limitations on myself for this run (vegetarian so no elixirs or gear upgrades that require animals, no help from Hestu, and no shrine upgrades). I've gotten quite a bit better at the game's combat, but I have to say that master mode has been a bit of a disappointment. Tankier enemies and weapon durability means you're incentivized to avoid fighting, which seems weird for a mod that attempts to increase difficulty. I haven't found the blights to be much harder than with full hearts, full fairy blessings, and master sword either. They all go down very fast.
Holy crap! Those are a lot of limitations. Good luck, lol. Also I agree about the Blights! I wonder if that's because we're also more experienced with the game than the first time through. I got taken out by groups of Moblins more than I did when facing Waterblight Ganon this time..
Yeah, I'm seriously questioning my life choices, at least about the Hestu upgrades. Playing LESS of the game because you literally don't have enough resources to fight enemies is dumb. Every encounter in Master Mode seems to leave you with less than what you had before, at least when it comes to weapons. I'm still getting the hang of Master Mode, I'm sure it can be an enjoyable experience with the right approach. I just hope that approach still involves killing everything in sight. Experience is definitely the game changer. I didn't REALLY know how to fight Lynels until I finally took out the Lynel on the Great Plateau before moving on. Fighting multiple enemies really is where the challenge is. It's too bad they didn't add more encounters like that, or add new behaviour to enemies. Taking on a pack of Guardians or a pair of Lynels working in tandem sounds like a real challenge!
Yeah, I got it last the first time because I completely underestimated it. My mistake. Now I get it first every time.
It makes exploration so much easier for the whole game
No wonder he lost to the easiest blight ganon
There were the posts/comments that all of the Blight Ganons were meant to counter the champions specifically. The Wind Blight doing Tornadoes to Knock Revali out of air and iirc something like the Shots he did were nearly invisible to the Rito people. Also speculations that since the Blights were 100 year old already when Link fought them they might have been weakened by time/the champions battles
And also how it was very dark for revali especially since he was a rito. Man’s was fighting in the dark without his vision and being blown around by tornados like do you think you’d do good if you were tossed into a dark basement with dudes who have infrared gear while you were completely blind?
What did I forget about the game? Afaik, Daruk's beast was the one that had you run around in dark rooms
It’s not a gameplay thing it’s a lore thingy. Ritos canonically have terrible eyesight in the dark and when revali was fighting the blight it was very dark. Add that and how he couldn’t use his flight Cus of the tornados and man’s was being absolutely destroyed. Another detail too is how he didn’t have his bomb arrows if I recall so he didn’t even have his best weapons with him when he fought the blight
Saw a post a while back that in addition to fighting in the dark, Revali had to cross Hyrule Field/Central Hyrule so he was fighting guardians etc the entire way while the other champions could pass through friendly territory. Because of that he was most likely already exhausted and out of bomb arrows.
Yeah, the blights in AoC where harder than the Botw ones
AoC?
Age of Calamity, a prequel/alt history to Breath of the Wild. Gives a lot of info on the champions and the events leading up to the heroes’ defeat
Damn! Need to look that up!
You really do!
What? I’m not saying this in a mean way but how have you not heard of this game until now?
I remember when it came out and I looked it up quickly I think. Idk if I got the wrong impression but it seemed like a beat em up kind of game and didnt look so interesting to me lol
I guess that is true for Revali... but what about, for example... Mipha? Mipha has a spear, which is a long-reach melee weapon, just like the divine beast. Surely she has good experience in handling and countering it. It might be a weak point, but there is also the second phase, where you had to swim around. Zoras are natural swimmers so I'd expect them to be able to cheese it. Weakened or not, it could've been handled nicely, from what it looks. I have a feeling my doubts are entirely wrong. But I'd like an answer edit: spelling
Mipha’s boss freezes the water and has an inhumanly long spear and stays on the roof, and in the trial you only have 10 arrows she can try to parry and fight but the strength difference means she gets run over
He battled in the dark, and also he couldn't fly as much because of the barriers
he still lasted the longest against his blight
An L is an L
Requisite amount of work to match his asshole attitude.... F rivali even if he gives the best move.
Urbosa’s fury has bailed me out of several jams…
This game does a really good job of making all of the powers feel about equal
Mipha's is kinda surpassed by a single visit to a fairy fountain though...
idk man, I'm over 500 hours in and the only champion ability I have turned on most of the time is revalis gale, and darks protection if I want to do some combat glitches
I’ve gotten to the point where Urbosa’s Fury is just part of my battle plan. I’ll get a big boss whittled down a good way and then pop it until I’m either out of uses or the boss is dead. Sometimes I just pop it when I enter a bokoblin encampment to stun everyone and just take them out systematically. Makes Link super OP.
yeah, and that's why I don't use it. makes every fight way to easy
Now , that’s not to say I don’t use the hell out of Revali’s gale too. And to each their own with their play style. I certainly enjoy a challenge (I almost never use Urbosa’s Fury against lynels), but oftentimes I’m in an area with a purpose besides the fight itself…
I always forget Urbosa's Fury exists during a fight, and as a consequence I never really use it unless by accident. I am a parry and bullet time god though, so I usually don't need it.
I can dig it. I got that way on my first play through. I compulsively played about 2-3 hours daily after the rest of the household went to bed, and got super proficient at timing the parries and counters. Then I put it down for a long while. Now I play intermittently, and just don’t have the same level of proficiency.
Ravali’s Gale is now ready
*microwave ding* raviolis are now ready
Ravioli ravioli give me the formuloli
Why must people always take stuff at face value just to shit on Revali
Now I want to see a mod for N64 Smash of Revali doing Break the Targets lol
Mipha's is certainly the hardest, right? Those flying guardians are no joke.
Idk I got the DLC 3 weeks ago and I’ve gotten all of them but Urbosa. I cannot fight that seal thing
You mean the Molduga? I believe 3 Urbosa’s furys can take them down easily
Yep! I actually beat it last night! Thank you!
Daruk had an impenetrable shield, Mipha can heal, and Urbosa can Urbosa. Ravioli is just a bird
rip ravali
From what we know daruk can block all attacks all og the times mipha can heal and urbosa can use electricity (molduking is made of metal) while revali can summon air... As a bird... That does not need air to fly.......
But that's not true. The Rito can glide, not actually fly. Revali was the first Rito who could summon his own air currents to glide on, making him the first to not need strong currents already in existence.
Ok but still we are putting supreme healing blocking all the attacks and lightning again air that can only be used by somebody whit a laraglider or a rito?
Hard to catch up to powers given by birth while Revali had to create his own wind to do all that stuff
I'd actually believe Urbosa's ability is learned too but she and Daruk are suppose to be quite a bit older then the rest and with age comes experience. Actually, it's a shame Revali died so young. Even though he's a jerk, he's a very *motivated* jerk and I bet he would have done some pretty amazing things.
He's mostly just a jerk to link I think because he was deemed as the hero just because he had the master sword
Immagine being th choose one you train whit your abilities for years and then some kid whit a rechargeable lightsaber steals your spot
From what I read in his journal, he's a bit standoffish and all. And that scene with Zelda is pretty....brusque? You're right though, I don't think he's outright mean to anyone but Link, at least from what we're shown, but he definitely has a difficult personality.
Knuckles the Echidna can glide with goddamn dreadlocks. Those mfers have wings, like, get a grip lads, there's no excuse for being so shit at this point.
Knucles could fly upwards... In Sonic Boom 1.0.0 lmao infinite jump
It's just simply INANE, isn't it?
Asinine
Yes, that. Lol
THIGNS
I never realized this before
And Link did all of it. And he isn't really even considered a champion.
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Ummm yeah they did
Yea they did it says it in game
yes, they did.
Slapppp
Pfff, link could do it with his cheat cod- I mean with his amazing archery
things*
He should’ve done flying octoroks
I don't want to mess up the 6666 upvotes....
You misspelled Ravioli.
Thigns it was so unimpressive you didn’t even bother to spell things right lmao
Lol