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The Zelda series has always included puzzles for players to solve, such as the shrine puzzles in BOTW . Tech Crunch explained that in the demo for Tears of the Kingdom , the puzzles were not as formally set up as in BOTW but seemed designed to be more organically stumbled upon within the world of Hyrule. As is common in any Zelda game, the puzzles still rely heavily on Link's new abilities and give players a chance to stretch their thinking to come up with how to solve them, but often there are many solutions that could w
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There are several potential candidates for playable characters in Tears of the Kingdom , with perhaps the most obvious being the successors of the four fallen Champions: Sidon, Yunobo, Riju, and Teba. All four characters have previously been playable in Age of Calamity , which presented mechanics that could now be replicated in Tears of the Kingdom . For example, Riju’s method of fighting alongside her Sand Seal Patricia is an excellent example of engaging combat mechanics. The other members of this quartet, representing many of Hyrule’s races in TOTK , could likewise have exclusive abilities as playable characters. The original Champions could also likewise return and become playable through flashback sce
Another interesting possibility is Paya, who could herself be seen as Impa’s successor. Although the timid Sheikah was only a supporting character in the story of Breath of the Wild , the sequel offers an excellent opportunity to develop Paya as a character. With the remnants of the Yiga Clan potentially still a threat even after the death of Master Kohga in BOTW , Paya could become a central character in a storyline focussed around the deep schism between her people and their disaffected cousins. The Sheikah are simultaneously one of the most notable and mysterious of Hyrule’s various races, and such a quest could provide an interesting insight into their cult
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Although <a href="https://cdn01.Veeds.com/resize2/?size=500&url=https://Robwhitephoto.com">just click the following web site</a> Hylian woman’s appearance does differ from Zelda’s in some ways, this is not in and of itself proof she isn’t also a Zelda. After all, the various incarnations of the Princess found throughout the franchise do differ in appearance, oftentimes more than Link’s own reincarnations do. The original Legend of Zelda ’s princess is a redhead, while Twilight Princess ’s Zelda is a brunette, for example, and The Wind Waker ’s Tetra has a tan (although she loses this when transformed into her royal alter-ego). Even Breath of the Wild ’s Zelda diverges from the norm; while she has green eyes, most versions of Zelda have blue eyes inst
The fact that both Hylian women seem to wield similar magical powers is another strong indicator that the two are related. <a href="L.v.Eli.Ne.S.Swxzu@Hu.Feng.Ku.Angn..Ub..xn--.Xn--.U.K37@www.mandolinman.it/guestbook/">Zelda">http://L.v.Eli.Ne.S.Swxzu@Hu.Feng.Ku.Angn..Ub..xn--.Xn--.U.K37@www.mandolinman.it/guestbook/">Zelda Tears of the Kingdom patch notes</a>’s powers are inherited from Hylia, meaning that all of her ancestors share the same power. Of course, it is possible that this new example of golden magic is sourced purely from the Tear, not from a bloodline. Nevertheless, as Zelda somehow comes into possession of the Tear, there is still the implication that both women are capable of using this highly potent magic, no matter its sou
However, although Tears of the Kingdom does look to have more traditional dungeons, there's still a question as to the game's structure. Whereas Breath of the Wild 's freeform exploration and minimalist story created the opportunity for players to tackle the Divine Beasts in any order, that same freedom also created a problem for the Divine Beasts themselves. Allowing the separate objectives to be done in any order, at any point in the game, meant that each dungeon had to present roughly the same challenge, and had to be doable with any set of tools or powers, ultimately making the Divine Beasts indistinct from one anot
Another key detail of note is the appearance of several of Tears of the Kingdom ’s eponymous Tears throughout the trailer, one of which appears in the possession of both Zelda and this new character. The yellow Tear is seen worn around both Hylians’ necks, and being held loosely in Zelda’s hands as her voice says there is " something only I can do. " It appears that the Tears possess significant magical powers; a red Tear appears to be involved in Ganondorf’s revival, while the yellow Tear glows before the mysterious Hylian apparently unleashes a blast of golden energy - a spectacle very similar to Zelda’s inherited divine pow