Between crazy constructions that can be made, thinking of ways to torture the Kologs and trying to obtain the infinite number of collectibles that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has, it is impossible for you to get bored due to the number of different tasks that you can carry out, which in turn will make you spend dozens or hundreds of hours of the most entertaining time.
Even so, the adventure has countless secrets and ways to explore the sky, the surface and the underground of Hyrule, as you have already seen in some of the guides we have published. For all this, we have prepared A list of some of the best tips and tricks to make your trip more enjoyable. So, take good note of them so you can keep them in mind the next time you get behind the wheel.
Use the telescope every time you get on a watchtower
Watchtowers have been introduced in this game as a replacement for the towers from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Apart from serving to unlock parts of the map, they are very useful for getting out into the air and thus reaching other places with the paraglider, but you can also take advantage of them while you are gliding to take advantage of the camera’s telescope and thus see some interesting places better from the sky or even mark them directly.
Use the shield as a minecart or as a spring
Weapons and shields can be fused with all sorts of materials or even with items lying around the environment. For example, if you fuse your shield with a minecart and jump on it, it will turn into a kind of skateboard, while attaching it to a spring will send you flying through the air, which can also be very useful.
Go to Fort Vigia whenever you need to rest
Posts and towns are good places to rest after all that action and recover all your hearts. However, you have to pay a good amount of rupees for it, although At the Fort Vigía you have some beds to rest there whenever you want without paying anything. Plus, with fast travel you won’t waste any time getting there at any time.
Collect absolutely all the materials you see
Whether it’s fusing weapons or shields, cooking dishes or using them as throwables, it’s important to always collect anything you find in the world, because you never know if you’ll end up getting good use out of it and it’s always a good idea to keep your pockets full.
Fearlessly fuse with anything in your inventory
Weapons break easily, so a good way to increase your durability and damage They do this by fusing them with things around the stage or with materials you’ve collected. Sometimes this will also give them additional effects.
Or break the merger if you don’t like it.
It may also happen that you don’t like the enhancement, design or secondary effect that the weapon achieves, in which case it’s as easy as accessing the menu, clicking on the weapon in question and choosing the “Undo Merge” option. Of course, you will lose the fused item, so keep that in mind.
Fill your pockets with Zonnan Gadgets
Zonnan Gadgets are another of the most notable new features of this release and to get them you will have to resort to vending machines in the form of gachapónwhich will require you to use Zonnan Energy Spheres so that they will give you a good amount of these devices in return. Do not hesitate to get dozens of them because their uses are very useful.
Portable pots are your best allies
Of all the Zonnan Gadgets you can get, portable pots are pretty much the best. Especially since you won’t always have a campfire or a place to cook food at hand, you can use these gadgets to prepare any recipe if you need something that gives you more resistance to heat, cold, more resistance, etc.
Cooking, cooking and cooking
Based on the above points, Don’t be afraid to cook dozens of dishes to be well supplied. Consume any materials you have in your inventory, because probably after a few hours of playing you will have enough items to prepare whatever you want and thus not have problems healing your life in times of danger.
Help the Hylians whenever you see one
The world of Tears of the Kingdom feels more alive compared to its prequel because there are inhabitants wandering around many areas. The problem is that sometimes they can be attacked by groups of enemies, so help them to receive valuable rewards or advice in return.
Take advantage of the stones that fall from the sky with the Backspace
When you’re going from one place to another, you’re likely to see some huge rocks falling from the sky. They don’t seem to be of any use, but if you use them, The Backwardness With them you will make them return to the sky, which will help you to throw yourself from the sky and reach other places with the paraglider or also to visit one of the Celestial Islands.
Never forget to use Infiltration
It is very common to forget the power of The Infiltrationsomething that happens more often than it seems, so try to remember that it is there, because it is one of the most useful things that exist when exploring any scenario to get out of caves or climb to hard-to-reach places.
Use the Ultramano as if it were a magnet
The powers of Breath of the Wild have disappeared to make way for a few new ones, among which is the Ultramano. Apart from merging objects in the scene and thus creating structures of all kinds, another of its uses is the same as the magnet in the previous game, to grab chests that are submerged in water or objects that you cannot reach in a simple way.
Take advantage of the seals and runes on the map to leave marks
As it already happened in Breath of the WildRune marks are very useful for marking places that you want to highlight in case you want to go back to them later and even see them from afar with the telescope. On the other hand, don’t hesitate to put stamps everywhere, especially if they are in places you want to return to later for some reason.
Smash the Ghosts in the Caves
Throughout the world of Hyrule there are dozens of caves with chests, enemies, items and other secrets, but something What they all agree on is that ghosts live in them.strange creatures that you can easily eliminate and in exchange they will give you emblems that you can exchange for something very useful if you find the right character for it.
Visit the wells you find
In addition to the caves, there are dozens of wells throughout the kingdom of Hyrule that also hide very important secrets, objects and the occasional secondary mission to complete. They are very well hidden, but are usually found in cities and inns, but in the long run it will be worth finding them.
Don’t forget to help the Kologs, no matter how annoying they may be.
Okay, we know it’s a very tedious task to help the Kologs who ask you to take them to the camps where their companions are, but in the end it’s something that It is worth it to get Kolog Seedssomething essential if you want to expand the saddlebag even more to carry more weapons, shields and bows.
