Admittedly, newcomers to the franchise may have a more difficult time learning the ropes.
Additionally, those whove played the predecessors will realize thatTears of the Kingdomintroduces new skills and abilities to master.
The idea is to fuse your weapon or armor with an item that enhances it.
Heres a quick guide to help guide you.
Each time you defeat an enemy, theres a high likelihood they will drop a useful fusion material.
For example, enemies drop claws, horns, toenails, tails, and other body parts.
Most of the monsters are susceptible to elemental damage.
Tears of the Kingdomhas strategically removed elemental arrows to push you toward fusing weapons with elemental materials.
These items are usually in the form of ice/shock/fire fruit and jelly.
Covering larger distances on foot will take so much time.
Fortunately, theres the option of mounting a horse.
Finding a horse is so important in the early parts of the game.
And theyre not difficult to find.
Simply keep an eye out for horses grazing in the fields.
If you spot one, dont spook them.
Use stealth to creep close to one, press A to mount them, and L to gallop away.
Itll come in handy, especially when youre dealing with gloomy weather.
The skeleton horse will help you ride through them, unharmed.
Furthermore, horses help guide you.
They always stick to the road unless you command them to wander away.
And one of the essential items youll need to build is called a Zonai gear.
Zonai devices are an assortment of items and tools powered by your Energy Cell.
Theyre found on the Sky Islands or in a Zonai Machine.
Zonai devices from a Zonai Machine come at a price, in exchange for your Zonai Charges.
Its a pretty neat feature that wasnt available in previous games.
So, definitely, use them wisely and to the maximum of their ability.
So, now all their Zonai devices are up for grabs.
Besides Zonai devices, the Sky Islands offer more advantages.
They have shrines that have puzzles that help you learn the basics of crafting.
Here, youre free to use trial and error to build essential things like fan-powered rafts.
you’re able to also test your special abilities, like Ultrahand and Fuse.
In short, its the perfect place to loot and prepare for battle.
Theres no Hurry in Hyrule
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Evans I. Karanja is a freelance writer who loves to write about anything technology.
When not writing, he can be found playing video games or watching F1.
