@@narutaru6522 I’m not duping anything for the energy cells. Mostly just doing coliseum/ hunting bosses. If you wanted to dupe something the best bet would probably be large Zonaite
This video has no cruft, stalling, obnoxious sponsorships, or dead air. Excellent production and utlilty, a rare thing to see nowadays from games guides.
not to mention the spoiler protection, alot of really subtle but still meaningful aspects of the game have been spoiled for me because of guides like those : (
I am going to make the flying contraption as soon as I can, tho I will still use and improve my "HoverSled" (just a sled with steering and a fan in the back) to travel the underdark. The Big Glow Bloom is something I should have thought of before I actively used lamps.... Works somewhat on water even when it tries so hard to be a dolphin..
Advice for facing the Lynels: 1) Get a Royal Guard Claymore. There's one at Hyrule Castle Sanctum (where you fought Ganon in BotW). 2) Find a Rock Octorok (Eldin area). Save and drop the RG Claymore in front of it. He'll suck it in and give it a bonus (you'll see "sparkles" while he's "chewing" on it). If it's a good one, kill the Octorok and find another one. If it's a bad bonus, reload the save and try again. 3) Repeat above with another Rock Octorok. You will likely get an even better bonus. If not, reload and try again. Make sure to kill the Octoroks when done so they'll respawn at the next Blood Moon and you can use them again, since you won't be able to use that same Octorok again unless you do so. 4) You should have a nice level of Attack Up and Durability Up by now. If not, try again with the Octoroks. You may need to wait for a Blood Moon. 4) Smack the RG Claymore into trees, the ground, etc., until it's almost broken. Its attack power will go up dramatically. 5) Fuse the nastiest damage dealing material you have to it. You should be well above 100 in Attack Power by now, possibly close to 200. 6) Fight the Lynels. Stun with a bow (hit the face) then run up and jump on its back. Wale away with the RG Claymore until it knocks you off (shoot it in the back of the head during bullet time if you can). Repeat until dead and move onto the next one. 7) Don't ever use the Claymore for normal attacks, because it will eventually break. Save it specifically for doing damage to the Lynels while on their backs, since that does not affect its durability. You'll be able to use the massive damage you've given it indefinitely.
Very dope advice thanks my man. Didn't know about the Rocktoroks. Is there a consistent spot for them or is it just randomly under a rock? And are they the only ones that do this, other octos dont? I also heard feeding them repairs durability is that the case
@@exodus9001 PhillyBeatzU just did a couple pretty comprehensive YT videos on both the RG Claymore and the Rock Octoroks today, but IIRC it was Austin John Plays (also YT) I first heard about it from, for both things. The no durability damage on Lynelback thing is a carryover from BotW, so I already knew that. AFAIK, any Rock Octorok will do the upgrade, but it has to be a _Rock_ Octorok. Those are pretty much only found in Eldin, around Death Mountain. The normal Octoroks, even if they're hiding under a rock, won't do it, since they don't suck in before they blow. Both the guys I mentioned above have videos on their channels that go into detail on where you'll find some, but I seriously doubt they're the only ones by now. "Rock Octorok locations" is autofilling for me when I type it into the search bar, so people are definitely making videos about it.
One thing that players might not notice is that Lightroots always seem to be beneath surface shrines, so if you toggle between the surface and underground maps you can use the lightroot/shrine locations to locate shrines/lightroots respectively
Robbie mentions a link between the positions of the shrines and the light roots in a journal, at one of his camps during the very first Depths quest you do 👍🏼
You forgot one thing. Don’t just sell the Lynel parts. Use cooking pots to mix them into elixirs at a rate of four monster parts to one insect/lizard/frog which significantly increases their value.
i think it wasn't mentioned simply for the fact that the amount of parts farmed through this method already bring in a good amount of money every blood moon anyways and it was only mentioned as a bonus to farming the crystalized charges
Im proud about going to the coloseum when i had 5 hearts no stam killed 2 of em and got the 3rd to half health probably could’ve won if i had more and better weapons and bows
True. In BotW, four lynel guts and one lightning beetle was worth 2300 rupees. Most other bugs would still net you over 2000 rupees if cooked with four guts. Totally worth it if you’re doing this farming method
I managed to tumble into the depths on a wing with 4 fans stacked on the bottom. It was not a stable ride, and I had to climb the wing when it swung vertical, but to make a long story short I ended up with 200 zonaite before I had the paraglider. I love this game.
Thanks! The game didn’t explain all this to me, or maybe I skipped past it. I’m over halfway through the game and still only one battery. Time to change that 😄
Wow you've been playing through skill alone?! I've been Bob the Buildering my way to success and I've only done one temple but have 9 and a half batteries 😅
Tip for Frox: After mounting their back to attack their zonaite deposits, they'll shortly begin to tremble before shrugging you off (much like Stone Talus do). HOWEVER, if you make sure to stand still on their tail when they try to shrug you off, you'll be launched way into the air. Bullet-time snipe the weak point, repeat.
It's best to start aiming halfway through when they do the Speen jump as it gives you more angles to hit at if its out of reach initially, also you can throw dazzlefruit at the beginning of the fight to start off doing this strategy instantly.
@@superthot8359 It projects light in all directions wherever it's placed, it shouldn't affect how far forward you can see at all. The only noticeable difference I ever noticed placing it in different spots on the vehicle is the weight distribution.
Hey just so you know, during the Frox's inhale attack you can drop, shoot, or toss a bomb or timer bomb into their mouth which will cause them to explode
Yeah, I mostly used bomb flowers because it was SUCH telegraphing of an obvious weak point to me, but i accidentally threw one of my weapons in there and i was so sad....
Every guide about this I've seen so far seems to overlook that there's a refinery RIGHT OUTSIDE the north entrance of Lookout Landing! There's a elevated structure on top of a block of rock that is also a refinery!
There is, however it's easier and faster to warp to the one in the GSI because it's next to the shrine, as opposed to making a longer journey from the Lookout Landing Tower
Understanding the depths will help double your progress in this game. Here are the links between the surface and the depths: Underneath every shrine is a lightroot (Even the name is spelled backwards), If you can't find the shrine directly on the surface, it's most likely in a cave. Below each mountain is a mine. Huge deposits of free Zonite without enemies and usually some crystalized charges or better. (I recommend using the free rock sledge to take out the 5-8 deposits, and toss a bomb or two at the large one) Sitting under every town is a refinery (Game still calls these "mines" too don't know why). When I go to turn in, I go first the great central refinery, then Hateno refinery, If I STILL have more I go to the Gerudo refineries. (All of these have light roots RIGHT next to the refineries) Generally you will find connections of interesting stuff from the surface to the depths, these are just the ones I've found so far. Can you find more?
Also all water on the surface is a wall you have to go around in the depths(cannot be climbed over) and all special goddess statues are bargainer statues in the depths A lot of people know this one too but all high-up places(mountains, hills, etc) are lower places in the depths(trenches, canyons, valleys, idk the differences)
This. This is what a guide should be. Quick and to the point while still making room for detailed explanations alongside a visual aide, spoiler protection for anything past the first few hours of gameplay, and recommendations for future learning. I'm truly amazed I've never come across your channel before, and I shall be waiting eagerly for more guides on whatever you choose to cover! :)
Bro this video is… Impressive. By all content creation, informational video, entertainment, and how-to guide standards I can think of you have absolutely nailed it. The video has zero fluff and your delivery is practiced, neutral, and doesn’t have obnoxious patterns. The pace of information is rapid so that you can learn what you need and move on, but you say it slow enough and when showing you carefully, deliberately display what you are talking about for long enough to clearly show what you mean without cutting away too quickly. The bgm is perfect, you consider and briefly mention small things the viewer may want to consider without spending minutes at a time on them… I am really impressed. If you other videos are like this one then I’d say you’ve earned my subscription.
4:45 It is also worth mentionning that brightblooms also increase the distance at which vehicles despawn, as long as they are attached to them, thus giving it double the utility.
This video contains a ton of extra information that is so useful for achieving a path to what is essentially endgame. Simply farming the lynel coliseum and then using that as a jumping off point for everything else is incredibly powerful and skyrockets you to having way more rupees, a much stronger weapon / bow stash, and more batteries.
@@AtomicVegetable Spoilers Zonai devices degrade pretty quickly when used by Mineru though. And you can attach a lot more beam emitters, cannons, etc to those auto build mechs.
Thank you!! A spoiler free, no fluff, no filler, straight to the point guide! And you included time stamps too! CZcams recommended your channel And I subscribed after this video!
Clear concise instruction and I thank you for it! Excellent farming strategy for the cells. Excited to try it out once I get farther in. Thank you so much for putting it up. Also love the fluffy beast at the end. Subscribed.
Dude, this is an incredible guide. You quickly but throughky cover all of the inportant aspects, paying attention to small details that most people miss. I gotta go watch the rest now, thank you for making this!
looking forward to seeing your channel grow following the release of this game. out of all the vids out for it, yours are my fav. cohesive, good voice tone, good edits, overall great work. keep it up! :)
Yo heads up, there is a battery forge right next to the human outpost in front of the castle. if you walk through the doors of Josha's lab area the fallen debris to the right with the researchers standing next to it has a forge on it. Don't have to return to the sky island everytime!
Yeah, but I think what he meant is that it's easier to get to the sky island one, since there's the shrine right next to it, while the tower's a bit of a walk
@@zionnemakoma1398 its like 10 seconds saved lol, unless you are speedrunning the one in lookout is more convenient since you actually have to go back to lookout multiple times through the story.
My man, I’ve followed all of video for Elden Ring and now I found you here for Zelda. My happiness came be described 😢 you’re the best guide we could hope for, you go straight to the point, no detour, no useless blabla, you’re the best ever, so happy to have you back ❤️ keep on the great work !
This was incredibly informative. Every time you brought up something that I didn't know about, you continued to explain each subsequent task and acquisition along the way. This is a one stop shop for learning everything I needed to know about getting more batteries. Thank you so much
Thank you for having the first video I've seen with a very detailed explanation of HOW to build the hoverbike I've been strugglebusing out here with constantly lopsided attempts.
It's so good to see a dedicated youtuber who makes in depth tutorials for real and actually puts lots of effort into their videos. You deserve all the subs out there man. good job
This was high quality, informative and super helpful! Great video. Finally know what the green vs blue is (was what I expected but glad to confirm) and didn't know about the shop after fully upgrading!
I really like how you've broken down the steps in detail, linked useful timestamps and kept out any major spoilers. You have just earned a new subscriber, because I know future videos will be just as entertaining and/or useful. I'm glad that you've popped up on my fyp and I love that name marshmallow for your cat
Just subbed. Absolutely the best walkthrough video I’ve watched on TotK so far. This is exactly what I’m looking for when I search for a walkthrough video. The information presented by a competent voice with clear visuals and no bullshit. And thanks for not selling me anything because I’m not buying anything right now anyway… I’m spending all my time playing TotK!!!
One thing I would add. Go to Eventide Island as early in the game as possible, and jump down the chasm. If you can finish the coliseum battle, you'll get Midna's Helmet which gives you gloom protection, meaning you'll take less damage from enemies in the depths. Makes it 100 times easier for farming.
Thank you so much for this. The more I get into this game, the more I realise there’s so much I don’t know - the amount of depth in this game is truly staggering to the point of being daunting at times, so videos like this really help. Thanks again! 😊
I never knew you could replenish the stock of charges so easily! I thought you had to wait for a blood moon to happen, but this will make it so much easier. Thank you for making a video explaining all this!
Im only 10hrs in so being spoiler free while also having no bullshit and going straight to the point was very helpful, I dont usually watch guides but I will definitely watch more of yours!
Before watching this, I didn't even think going into the Depths would be useful at all. After watching I've been grinding Zonaite/Energy Cells for hours now. Great video 👍
holy crap thank you for this! I've loved playing this game blind but there's so much that they never explain to you and with 3 huge and massively different areas to explore it's pretty overwhelming. So thank you!
This is a great video, and I have just one more thing to add to it. In addition to the large mining facilities (found beneath each of the major towns on Hyrule's surface) there are many additional smaller mines. These mines always have a chest, some of which contain special armors but most of which contain 20 Crystalized Charges, along with many Zonaite deposits. If you don't have Majora's Mask and don't want to do the Floating Colosseum but you still want to get a lot of Zonaite, these mines are very useful and there are tons of them. I have killed a few Depths bosses (I think about 5-6 in total) and very, very few Depths mini-bosses (Stalnoxes, Froxes and the like) but I nevertheless am only 7 Energy Cells away from having maxed out energy, and I've only explored maybe 2/3 - 3/4 of the Depths. I'm pretty confident that between all the smaller mines and the various Depths bosses that reward 100 Charges you can get to max energy without really needing to farm much, if at all.
With the Stake, if you attach your device your building, so long as nothing else is attached to the stake, you can grab it and move your R Stick side to side quickly to detach your build from the stake. Saves alot of balancing build frustration!
Problem with this is that Autobuild will save the build with the stake attached. It seems like it only saves when you attach, not on detach. So while it would be much easier to build a perfectly aligned machine, it'll cause frustration later on
Super helpful! I run a really small CZcams channel and my Tears of the Kingdom walkthrough is largely just me walking around trying to find stuff, so it's really great to have a bit of guidance! Thanks so much!! 👍👍👍
I love that when u were talking about the abandoned mine you said, “After a boss fight” instead of saying exactly what the boss is, great for avoiding spoilers so thank you!!
I have found two more big batteries, and they were pretty close together which makes me think that there are more (one was in a labyrinth chest on the east side of the map, the other was on a sky island close to the labyrinth)
I had a lot of trouble with my first Frox and had a callback moment to one of the previous games on the 64 where you had to do that exact thing. So that was the only way I could down my first one in this game. Works perfectly.
Bomb flowers are essential, but another useful tip is let the Frox buck you off when he is no longer stunned. Unlike other bosses, it doesn't damage you but instead launches you upward, setting you up for an easy eye shot.
The shadow knights had me excited to think they added Phantoms to fight but nope same thing with the poes a tease oh cool we get to fight poes but nope
I am planning a Zonai Armor set video soon. I will be showing how to get it to at least level 2 for the set bonus... will consider the remaining levels.
Just use the duplication glitch and duplicate large zoanite. Go to the Great mine and use the large zoanite to trade for all the large Chrystal charges. Build a fire, wait until morning and warp to the same area. Repeat until you have enough chrystal charges for the power wells.
Adding to the above, Big Zonai Charges work differently from normal ones. They give you extra temporary battery in the same way as the yellow temporary stamina wheel or yellow temporary hearts
More Zonai-focused content is on the way! Thanks for watching!
What item are u duping
@@narutaru6522 I’m not duping anything for the energy cells. Mostly just doing coliseum/ hunting bosses. If you wanted to dupe something the best bet would probably be large Zonaite
I've never seen a more helpful guide so far since the release of the game. Good on you!
what weapon are you using for defeating the Frox at 5:30
@@The_Schmooper it’s a silver lynel mace horn fused to a 1-handed weapon, I think it’s a sparkling/clean knight’s broadsword
This video has no cruft, stalling, obnoxious sponsorships, or dead air. Excellent production and utlilty, a rare thing to see nowadays from games guides.
Thanks Kuuga! I think that's about the nicest thing anyone has ever said about my guides!
not to mention the spoiler protection, alot of really subtle but still meaningful aspects of the game have been spoiled for me because of guides like those : (
its really rare these days
Was precisely about to say the same thing. Have a new follower by dear Zelda fan bro :)
ehh it has a little bit of stalling, but the chapters made it easy to find which portions I needed to see, so that was great
Shoutout to everyone else like me who was trying to explore the depths on foot before this video 🤪 thank you dude lol
Ikr, I feel like I keep trying to approach things the way I would in BotW, I need to break out of that mentality lol 😅
Off course. How else would you start?
i kinda give up the depth since it feel like need a lot of resource before going there .Definitelly come back, kinda into quest more
Im new! And me! I'm still to scared of going down to the depths unfortunately heheh 😅 (easy reason why because and it's because of gloom hands)
I am going to make the flying contraption as soon as I can, tho I will still use and improve my "HoverSled" (just a sled with steering and a fan in the back) to travel the underdark.
The Big Glow Bloom is something I should have thought of before I actively used lamps....
Works somewhat on water even when it tries so hard to be a dolphin..
Advice for facing the Lynels:
1) Get a Royal Guard Claymore. There's one at Hyrule Castle Sanctum (where you fought Ganon in BotW).
2) Find a Rock Octorok (Eldin area). Save and drop the RG Claymore in front of it. He'll suck it in and give it a bonus (you'll see "sparkles" while he's "chewing" on it). If it's a good one, kill the Octorok and find another one. If it's a bad bonus, reload the save and try again.
3) Repeat above with another Rock Octorok. You will likely get an even better bonus. If not, reload and try again. Make sure to kill the Octoroks when done so they'll respawn at the next Blood Moon and you can use them again, since you won't be able to use that same Octorok again unless you do so.
4) You should have a nice level of Attack Up and Durability Up by now. If not, try again with the Octoroks. You may need to wait for a Blood Moon.
4) Smack the RG Claymore into trees, the ground, etc., until it's almost broken. Its attack power will go up dramatically.
5) Fuse the nastiest damage dealing material you have to it. You should be well above 100 in Attack Power by now, possibly close to 200.
6) Fight the Lynels. Stun with a bow (hit the face) then run up and jump on its back. Wale away with the RG Claymore until it knocks you off (shoot it in the back of the head during bullet time if you can). Repeat until dead and move onto the next one.
7) Don't ever use the Claymore for normal attacks, because it will eventually break. Save it specifically for doing damage to the Lynels while on their backs, since that does not affect its durability. You'll be able to use the massive damage you've given it indefinitely.
Very dope advice thanks my man. Didn't know about the Rocktoroks. Is there a consistent spot for them or is it just randomly under a rock? And are they the only ones that do this, other octos dont?
I also heard feeding them repairs durability is that the case
@@exodus9001 there are specific spots
@@exodus9001 PhillyBeatzU just did a couple pretty comprehensive YT videos on both the RG Claymore and the Rock Octoroks today, but IIRC it was Austin John Plays (also YT) I first heard about it from, for both things. The no durability damage on Lynelback thing is a carryover from BotW, so I already knew that.
AFAIK, any Rock Octorok will do the upgrade, but it has to be a _Rock_ Octorok. Those are pretty much only found in Eldin, around Death Mountain. The normal Octoroks, even if they're hiding under a rock, won't do it, since they don't suck in before they blow. Both the guys I mentioned above have videos on their channels that go into detail on where you'll find some, but I seriously doubt they're the only ones by now. "Rock Octorok locations" is autofilling for me when I type it into the search bar, so people are definitely making videos about it.
Any idea how to hit the lionels more on the back? I get three hits and they kick me off and in these vids i see 5-6 hits
imma leave a comment for later. Great advice man
One thing that players might not notice is that Lightroots always seem to be beneath surface shrines, so if you toggle between the surface and underground maps you can use the lightroot/shrine locations to locate shrines/lightroots respectively
Big if true
@@youtubesucks1821 It is, in fact the lightroot's name is actually the corresponding shrine's name backwards
@@nathanblackburn1193 We got fucking Megamind over here
every single Lightroot is the direct counterpart of a shrine on the surface. if you can't find the counterpart, there's a trick to finding it
Robbie mentions a link between the positions of the shrines and the light roots in a journal, at one of his camps during the very first Depths quest you do 👍🏼
You forgot one thing. Don’t just sell the Lynel parts. Use cooking pots to mix them into elixirs at a rate of four monster parts to one insect/lizard/frog which significantly increases their value.
i think it wasn't mentioned simply for the fact that the amount of parts farmed through this method already bring in a good amount of money every blood moon anyways and it was only mentioned as a bonus to farming the crystalized charges
Im proud about going to the coloseum when i had 5 hearts no stam killed 2 of em and got the 3rd to half health probably could’ve won if i had more and better weapons and bows
True. In BotW, four lynel guts and one lightning beetle was worth 2300 rupees. Most other bugs would still net you over 2000 rupees if cooked with four guts. Totally worth it if you’re doing this farming method
@@Goultardtheiopgod dawg i just got to that colisseum, I killed one and was so proud, and then the second gate dropped and I noped the fuck out😂
Since there is basically a glitch to dupplicate things, you don't really need that to make rupees until it's fixed^^
I managed to tumble into the depths on a wing with 4 fans stacked on the bottom. It was not a stable ride, and I had to climb the wing when it swung vertical, but to make a long story short I ended up with 200 zonaite before I had the paraglider. I love this game.
Reminds me of the hit game Kirby Super Star.
2 fans at 45* each side of the control stick
Super stable
@@memelurd7341 the great expedition
Thanks! The game didn’t explain all this to me, or maybe I skipped past it. I’m over halfway through the game and still only one battery. Time to change that 😄
Happy to help, Karl! Thanks for watching!
It's explained on the tutorial sky island.
bro i’m a big fan didn’t expect to see u in the comments 😆
THey explained it on the tutorial island but not properly; they said you need to go to the depths to get zonaite and literally nothing else lol
Wow you've been playing through skill alone?! I've been Bob the Buildering my way to success and I've only done one temple but have 9 and a half batteries 😅
Tip for Frox: After mounting their back to attack their zonaite deposits, they'll shortly begin to tremble before shrugging you off (much like Stone Talus do). HOWEVER, if you make sure to stand still on their tail when they try to shrug you off, you'll be launched way into the air. Bullet-time snipe the weak point, repeat.
Oohh this is good
It's best to start aiming halfway through when they do the Speen jump as it gives you more angles to hit at if its out of reach initially, also you can throw dazzlefruit at the beginning of the fight to start off doing this strategy instantly.
Thanks for the tip, internet friend!
That’s what I did
The giant seed actually screws with the weight. If you place it on the bottom of the stick it actually balances the weight equally.
good heads up man thanks
But then you’d only be able to see below and not in front, I put mine in the front and back it balances everything out
@@superthot8359 It projects light in all directions wherever it's placed, it shouldn't affect how far forward you can see at all. The only noticeable difference I ever noticed placing it in different spots on the vehicle is the weight distribution.
Hey just so you know, during the Frox's inhale attack you can drop, shoot, or toss a bomb or timer bomb into their mouth which will cause them to explode
Do Don Go.
@@tronicalli7587 they dont even take big damage, but it stuns them
Bombs will stun them, but feeding then anything else will force them to chew for a good while, which is basically the same thing.
Yeah, I mostly used bomb flowers because it was SUCH telegraphing of an obvious weak point to me, but i accidentally threw one of my weapons in there and i was so sad....
I just throw blue chuchu or whatever junk
I absolutely love how he actually guides us and not rushes and he helps us
Every guide about this I've seen so far seems to overlook that there's a refinery RIGHT OUTSIDE the north entrance of Lookout Landing! There's a elevated structure on top of a block of rock that is also a refinery!
There is, however it's easier and faster to warp to the one in the GSI because it's next to the shrine, as opposed to making a longer journey from the Lookout Landing Tower
Yeah but I can’t buy large crystallized charges there, only regular
@@MrladFam no they mean like a place where u convert those crystal charges to battery packs
@@jaydentt oh.. why don’t you just teleport to the nahcoyah shrine in the great sky island? You literally spawn right in front of a crystal refinary
@@MrladFam ask the maker of the comment dummy
Understanding the depths will help double your progress in this game. Here are the links between the surface and the depths:
Underneath every shrine is a lightroot (Even the name is spelled backwards), If you can't find the shrine directly on the surface, it's most likely in a cave.
Below each mountain is a mine. Huge deposits of free Zonite without enemies and usually some crystalized charges or better. (I recommend using the free rock sledge to take out the 5-8 deposits, and toss a bomb or two at the large one)
Sitting under every town is a refinery (Game still calls these "mines" too don't know why). When I go to turn in, I go first the great central refinery, then Hateno refinery, If I STILL have more I go to the Gerudo refineries. (All of these have light roots RIGHT next to the refineries)
Generally you will find connections of interesting stuff from the surface to the depths, these are just the ones I've found so far. Can you find more?
Great info! Thanks for sharing.
Creepy guy statues underneath goddess statues.
Also all water on the surface is a wall you have to go around in the depths(cannot be climbed over) and all special goddess statues are bargainer statues in the depths
A lot of people know this one too but all high-up places(mountains, hills, etc) are lower places in the depths(trenches, canyons, valleys, idk the differences)
This. This is what a guide should be. Quick and to the point while still making room for detailed explanations alongside a visual aide, spoiler protection for anything past the first few hours of gameplay, and recommendations for future learning. I'm truly amazed I've never come across your channel before, and I shall be waiting eagerly for more guides on whatever you choose to cover! :)
Bro this video is… Impressive. By all content creation, informational video, entertainment, and how-to guide standards I can think of you have absolutely nailed it. The video has zero fluff and your delivery is practiced, neutral, and doesn’t have obnoxious patterns. The pace of information is rapid so that you can learn what you need and move on, but you say it slow enough and when showing you carefully, deliberately display what you are talking about for long enough to clearly show what you mean without cutting away too quickly. The bgm is perfect, you consider and briefly mention small things the viewer may want to consider without spending minutes at a time on them… I am really impressed. If you other videos are like this one then I’d say you’ve earned my subscription.
4:45 It is also worth mentionning that brightblooms also increase the distance at which vehicles despawn, as long as they are attached to them, thus giving it double the utility.
This video contains a ton of extra information that is so useful for achieving a path to what is essentially endgame. Simply farming the lynel coliseum and then using that as a jumping off point for everything else is incredibly powerful and skyrockets you to having way more rupees, a much stronger weapon / bow stash, and more batteries.
How did someone make a hover board that fast im so impressed that’s so cool
I use the hoverboard all the time now i love it
@@AtomicVegetable Spoilers
Zonai devices degrade pretty quickly when used by Mineru though. And you can attach a lot more beam emitters, cannons, etc to those auto build mechs.
I was finally able to do that flying machine without it drifting thank you so much
Amazing guide, No spoilers whatsoever even keeping which dungeon bosses are where in the underground is amazing. Best guide I’ve seen in a long time.
Thank you!! A spoiler free, no fluff, no filler, straight to the point guide! And you included time stamps too! CZcams recommended your channel And I subscribed after this video!
Clear concise instruction and I thank you for it! Excellent farming strategy for the cells. Excited to try it out once I get farther in. Thank you so much for putting it up. Also love the fluffy beast at the end. Subscribed.
Dude, this is an incredible guide. You quickly but throughky cover all of the inportant aspects, paying attention to small details that most people miss. I gotta go watch the rest now, thank you for making this!
This video was so efficient, incredibly helpful, THOROUGH, no spoilers, and charming. Way to go, looking forward to your next one :)
looking forward to seeing your channel grow following the release of this game. out of all the vids out for it, yours are my fav. cohesive, good voice tone, good edits, overall great work. keep it up! :)
Absolutely amazing! A video without bull.. informative, no spoilers, and straight forward! Amazing! Very rare these days. Keep it up
Yo heads up, there is a battery forge right next to the human outpost in front of the castle. if you walk through the doors of Josha's lab area the fallen debris to the right with the researchers standing next to it has a forge on it. Don't have to return to the sky island everytime!
Yeah, but I think what he meant is that it's easier to get to the sky island one, since there's the shrine right next to it, while the tower's a bit of a walk
@@zionnemakoma1398 its like 10 seconds saved lol, unless you are speedrunning the one in lookout is more convenient since you actually have to go back to lookout multiple times through the story.
@@LyricsFred
True but if you just need to upgrade your battery, better off going to Sky Island.
That one requires 2 temples though
My god an actual useful video that is based around the starter section, thanks dude. Immediately subbed, great content.
My man, I’ve followed all of video for Elden Ring and now I found you here for Zelda. My happiness came be described 😢 you’re the best guide we could hope for, you go straight to the point, no detour, no useless blabla, you’re the best ever, so happy to have you back ❤️ keep on the great work !
This is without question one of the best guide videos I have ever seen. The way this whole video is put together is... Perfection
This was incredibly informative. Every time you brought up something that I didn't know about, you continued to explain each subsequent task and acquisition along the way. This is a one stop shop for learning everything I needed to know about getting more batteries. Thank you so much
Great informational video, covered a lot of great bases of progression. thank you for the great video 👍
That contraption is probably the best thing in this game-good lord! I love it so much! Thank you for making this amazing game even better.
Massive respect to you for getting straight to the point. No needless information or rambling. Many CZcamsrs could learn from you.
Thank you for having the first video I've seen with a very detailed explanation of HOW to build the hoverbike
I've been strugglebusing out here with constantly lopsided attempts.
It's so good to see a dedicated youtuber who makes in depth tutorials for real and actually puts lots of effort into their videos. You deserve all the subs out there man. good job
This was high quality, informative and super helpful! Great video. Finally know what the green vs blue is (was what I expected but glad to confirm) and didn't know about the shop after fully upgrading!
I really like how you've broken down the steps in detail, linked useful timestamps and kept out any major spoilers. You have just earned a new subscriber, because I know future videos will be just as entertaining and/or useful. I'm glad that you've popped up on my fyp and I love that name marshmallow for your cat
Best formatted TotK video I've seen yet. Clear info, good screenshots, etc. Thank you.
Just subbed. Absolutely the best walkthrough video I’ve watched on TotK so far. This is exactly what I’m looking for when I search for a walkthrough video. The information presented by a competent voice with clear visuals and no bullshit. And thanks for not selling me anything because I’m not buying anything right now anyway… I’m spending all my time playing TotK!!!
The horn that plays when you get to the bottom of the chasam always gives me goosebumps
Such a straight forward guide and oh my god, your hover bike tutorial is so good, it deserves a video all on its own. Amazing work man!
Incredible guide. Came for the batteries, left knowing 20 things I didn't know I needed to and they will ALL improve my playstyle 😂
One thing I would add. Go to Eventide Island as early in the game as possible, and jump down the chasm. If you can finish the coliseum battle, you'll get Midna's Helmet which gives you gloom protection, meaning you'll take less damage from enemies in the depths. Makes it 100 times easier for farming.
I'm using the duplication glitch for this, and I didn't now, that the shop resets while sleeping. I thought every few minutes. Thank you!
Which duplication glitch? Does menu overload still work?
@@nunbeam there's a new duplication glitch that's even easier than menu overloading. Just look it up and youll find videos on it.
@@nunbeam look up Blaine’s he has a good one
@@Ldenlord That'd true.
This is one of the most helpful videos I’ve seen for TotK so far. Thank you for posting!
Thank you so much for this. The more I get into this game, the more I realise there’s so much I don’t know - the amount of depth in this game is truly staggering to the point of being daunting at times, so videos like this really help. Thanks again! 😊
I never knew you could replenish the stock of charges so easily! I thought you had to wait for a blood moon to happen, but this will make it so much easier. Thank you for making a video explaining all this!
Im only 10hrs in so being spoiler free while also having no bullshit and going straight to the point was very helpful, I dont usually watch guides but I will definitely watch more of yours!
Wow, this was an excellent guide. Really informative without repeating information too much.
A quick, concise guide with no bull inbetween. Good sir, you just got a new subscriber.
Before watching this, I didn't even think going into the Depths would be useful at all. After watching I've been grinding Zonaite/Energy Cells for hours now. Great video 👍
Very good tips 🧐
Bro I used to use watch you
Wait... ThioJoe??! I didn't realise you were a Zelda fan...
Wow! Best most in depth video i have seen. I took several minutes to re find it when i needed to switch device im watching on.
Gotta be one of the best guides I’ve found. Thanks for that
When I'm not playing Tears Of The Kingdom I'm thinking of Tears Of The Kingdom. This game has got a hold of me and won't let go.
You have more info in one video than other CZcamsrs that make 7. Subbed
This is the best invention/creation in the entire game, thank you so much for making this video
This was genuinely a really good (and helpful) guide, thank you
Great videos, can confirm the arrow trick. Started fighting lynels with about 40 arrows, ended with 120+
I almost necer comment in a video, just wanted to say that you deserve a lot more subs, you make really great videos and right to the point
honestly fantastic video. great explanations, good pacing. thorough and quality, no stupid fluff. subbed ✊🏼
holy crap thank you for this! I've loved playing this game blind but there's so much that they never explain to you and with 3 huge and massively different areas to explore it's pretty overwhelming. So thank you!
I never even knew you could expand your batteries.
@@asimuth lmao imagine if they only kept the one battery throughout the WHOLE game. Nintendo would’ve been dummy for that
@@asimuth I didn't even know you could leave the sky.
This is a great video, and I have just one more thing to add to it. In addition to the large mining facilities (found beneath each of the major towns on Hyrule's surface) there are many additional smaller mines. These mines always have a chest, some of which contain special armors but most of which contain 20 Crystalized Charges, along with many Zonaite deposits. If you don't have Majora's Mask and don't want to do the Floating Colosseum but you still want to get a lot of Zonaite, these mines are very useful and there are tons of them. I have killed a few Depths bosses (I think about 5-6 in total) and very, very few Depths mini-bosses (Stalnoxes, Froxes and the like) but I nevertheless am only 7 Energy Cells away from having maxed out energy, and I've only explored maybe 2/3 - 3/4 of the Depths. I'm pretty confident that between all the smaller mines and the various Depths bosses that reward 100 Charges you can get to max energy without really needing to farm much, if at all.
Thank you so much for this. I've been mostly trying to expand my surface map before exploring the depths, but now i GOTTA pick up autobuild!!!
Youre doing a really great job at releasing clean, easy to understand videos, keep it up! Loving it
With the Stake, if you attach your device your building, so long as nothing else is attached to the stake, you can grab it and move your R Stick side to side quickly to detach your build from the stake. Saves alot of balancing build frustration!
Problem with this is that Autobuild will save the build with the stake attached. It seems like it only saves when you attach, not on detach. So while it would be much easier to build a perfectly aligned machine, it'll cause frustration later on
You can also find a capsuled big battery in the Lomei sky labyrinth(northeast map)
Fantastic video man. Tons of great info, in a tight concise package. I finally have a hover bike that flies straight now. Thank you.
One of the best guides i have ever seen made on youtube. great work man
I didn’t realize you could register favorites when using autobuild, that will make things a lot easier
Frox can be taken down easily if you stun them with Dazzle fruits
Super helpful! I run a really small CZcams channel and my Tears of the Kingdom walkthrough is largely just me walking around trying to find stuff, so it's really great to have a bit of guidance! Thanks so much!! 👍👍👍
I love that when u were talking about the abandoned mine you said, “After a boss fight” instead of saying exactly what the boss is, great for avoiding spoilers so thank you!!
There is also a Crystal Refinery outside of The Lookout
I have found two more big batteries, and they were pretty close together which makes me think that there are more (one was in a labyrinth chest on the east side of the map, the other was on a sky island close to the labyrinth)
Pretty straightforward video, loved it and thanks for the info
What a great video! Came here only for the zonaite info and left with tons of other knowledge I didnt know. Thank uou
For Marshmallow, I don't need sleep I require happy cat .
Sleep is nothing when cat
I can't put into words how good this game is, I've been a big fan of Zelda games since my early childhood, but this game is so amazing.
this is a very detailed guide. Thanks bro for making it detailed. Very appreciate it!
Game changing….literally!! Thank you!!
That... is one fluffy kitty.
Alternatively, you can fire a Bomb Flower into a Frox’s mouth to further stun it. Just be careful not to get swallowed by one.
I had a lot of trouble with my first Frox and had a callback moment to one of the previous games on the 64 where you had to do that exact thing. So that was the only way I could down my first one in this game. Works perfectly.
@@joshuacarroll4805good old king dodongo :)
Bomb flowers are essential, but another useful tip is let the Frox buck you off when he is no longer stunned. Unlike other bosses, it doesn't damage you but instead launches you upward, setting you up for an easy eye shot.
I love that this video is concise and to the point. Subscribed
The brightbloom seed instead of the useless headlights is such a brilliant idea and I wish I knew that when I just started figuring out the depths
The shadow knights had me excited to think they added Phantoms to fight but nope same thing with the poes a tease oh cool we get to fight poes but nope
Just attach the first piece to the stake and when you are done grab the stake (not the flying machine) to detach.
But that causes the design to save in autobuild with the stake on it since it doesn't save it as a new design once you've detached it
@@calamari_genie I noticed when I tried. You need to attach the last piece after, but that kinda defeats the purpose...
Spectacular video that answers questions I didn't even know to ask yet!
I followed you for Elden Ring's guides. Now I am glad that you are also guiding me in TOTK!
Can you please make a guide on upgrading the Zonai Armor set to max?
I am planning a Zonai Armor set video soon. I will be showing how to get it to at least level 2 for the set bonus... will consider the remaining levels.
Just use the duplication glitch and duplicate large zoanite. Go to the Great mine and use the large zoanite to trade for all the large Chrystal charges. Build a fire, wait until morning and warp to the same area. Repeat until you have enough chrystal charges for the power wells.
This guy shattered my expectations for what to expect for CZcamsrs - good vid - to the point- good delivery
This video was so incredibly helpful! Thank you!!
Marshmallow gonna eat good tonight
Soooo just dupe the large ones. Got it.
Yes Chris I wish to grind but school and work only allow me to play 1 hour
That hover bike is so genius! Will be super useful in the over world and the sky. God I love this game.
Quality of this video got you a sub. Well done, sir.
Question, What happens when you max out the batteries? what are the charges then used for?
You consume them to refill
Say you’re in a flying machine and running out, consume some charge and the batteries will refill
If you mean the crystallized charges then you can use them to buy zonal parts
Adding to the above, Big Zonai Charges work differently from normal ones. They give you extra temporary battery in the same way as the yellow temporary stamina wheel or yellow temporary hearts