While enemies are the most common threats Link will face during the game, players will need to be aware of the temperature and environment. The weather and environment play a huge role in how you play Breath of the Wild. That part will be covered in the Shrine/Tower section. The Stamina Wheel can be increased to allow Link to perform certain actions longer, but you’ll need certain items to do so. More importantly, if Link is climbing a tall rock formation or swimming in deep water and his Stamina runs out, he will fall or drown, causing the Heart Meter to decrease.Įlixirs and food can replenish Stamina easily and that will be covered in the food/crafting section. But beware, if the Stamina Wheel hits empty, Link won’t be able to run or use X commands until it fills all the way back up.
Players should be mindful of their Stamina Wheel - it’s a great way to run away from enemies and get to destinations much faster. This will show up on the screen as a green wheel and depletes the longer you hold onto it.
Running and the X button commands are tied to Link’s Stamina Wheel. The X button lets Link climb trees and rock formations but it also lets Link jump and climb walls faster or swim faster while he’s in the water. You have an attack button that lets Link swing melee weapons and a sprint button that lets you run instead of walk. The control scheme for Breath of the Wild is pretty simple. How big is the map? How does food work? How does the environment impact my gameplay? All of those questions, and more, are answered in this beginner’s guide.īreath of the Wild is an open-world survival game, first and foremost, so there will be a lot of walking and interacting with people and the environment. And since Nintendo has changed the Zelda formula up to make Breath of the Wild an ultimate test of survival, you’ll definitely need some tips and tricks to get as far into the game as you can. From the huge map to the different weapon and enemy types, there’s a lot of information players need to know to survive in Hyrule. There’s a lot to do in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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