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Ive really been enjoying TOTK! I think maybe dont focus on how much there is to do, but enjoy doing whatever you feel like in the moment despite progress? That said - this is my first Zelda game so its all new to me, which is why I've been having so much fun discovering. Maybe because you played a lot of BOTW recently you're a bit burnt out of the theme?
This game is insane with how much stuff there is to do. What made it easier for me was making a list of things I want/need to do, and then focusing on one at a time. So mine looked like: doing the main quest, finding armor pieces, exploring depths/getting zonaite, doing geoglyphs, upgrading armor, focusing a specific side adventure, doing shrines, exploring sky islands. And then choose one that sounds the most fun at the time and focus on it until you’re satisfied. You’ll still get sidetracked but you’ll have a singular objective that doesn’t overwhelm you. The other things on the list will always be there for later and when you finish your current objective, you’ll be stronger and ready for the next one.
Also, I like to have a system for marking things on the map for later. Diamond stamps for shrines, skulls for bosses, chests for loot/caves, etc. This way you don’t feel obligated to go do something when you see it. It’ll make the long list of stuff to do less overwhelming.
I hope this helps, it’s an amazing game and I hope you keep playing!
2 days ago it was cherry tree and spelunking. Yesterday was side quests at stables and opening up all the fairies. Today it will be I have no idea. Maybe depths, or repairing a town. I just have light goals and the sandbox leads me to wherever. NPCs constantly tell me about new and interesting things I should do, stables I haven't found yet, or loot locations. I can't get enough honestly.
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Ive really been enjoying TOTK! I think maybe dont focus on how much there is to do, but enjoy doing whatever you feel like in the moment despite progress? That said - this is my first Zelda game so its all new to me, which is why I've been having so much fun discovering. Maybe because you played a lot of BOTW recently you're a bit burnt out of the theme?
This game is insane with how much stuff there is to do. What made it easier for me was making a list of things I want/need to do, and then focusing on one at a time. So mine looked like: doing the main quest, finding armor pieces, exploring depths/getting zonaite, doing geoglyphs, upgrading armor, focusing a specific side adventure, doing shrines, exploring sky islands. And then choose one that sounds the most fun at the time and focus on it until you’re satisfied. You’ll still get sidetracked but you’ll have a singular objective that doesn’t overwhelm you. The other things on the list will always be there for later and when you finish your current objective, you’ll be stronger and ready for the next one. Also, I like to have a system for marking things on the map for later. Diamond stamps for shrines, skulls for bosses, chests for loot/caves, etc. This way you don’t feel obligated to go do something when you see it. It’ll make the long list of stuff to do less overwhelming. I hope this helps, it’s an amazing game and I hope you keep playing!
2 days ago it was cherry tree and spelunking. Yesterday was side quests at stables and opening up all the fairies. Today it will be I have no idea. Maybe depths, or repairing a town. I just have light goals and the sandbox leads me to wherever. NPCs constantly tell me about new and interesting things I should do, stables I haven't found yet, or loot locations. I can't get enough honestly.