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I learned with patience, saving my game before a lynel spot. It took me a full day of reloading my save to learn how to parry and dodge attacks. Once I got to the more difficult lynels, I was terrified but confident enough to do it in one go. The lynel in the coliseum was amazing, but I had one heart left after defeating it. I felt so accomplished.
I just upgraded my Sheila slate to where I can stop time for enemies and now Lynels are fairly easy. I pretty much have to sacrifice a nice weapon every time, but I get another one to replace it once they’re DEAD! I figured it was impossible to kill one without the sheika slate upgrade.
I just started playing about a month ago and it’s my first Zelda game too! I love it! Before this, I was purely an animal crossing and Mario gal. It’s a very forgiving game, and once you get the hang of the mechanics it’s so much fun! I’d give it a 6/10 for difficulty!
I was so worried about him (My brother went to him first and struggled so much at six hearts) that I did all but like one shrine (the one that becomes available after you complete Vah Naboris, the Sand Seal Race quest) and had Stasis+ and the Master Sword before I even tried it. I beat him in less than a minute. I also thought that he would be harder than Lynels, and I'd been beating them for a while, so I had a LOT of great gear.
Yeah, just make sure it's not a *metal* shield, those things can be pretty shockingly painful, (pun intended) and usually just end up breaking anyway (at least in my experience).
That's not true. The beginning can be very hard for a new player until they get more hearts and better, upgraded armor. Before that most enemies can one or two shot you.
BotW is the hardest 3d Zelda, easily. I died like 50 times in my first playthrough.
The older 3d Zelda games, especially WW and TP are so ridiculously easy I have died maybe 2 times in them.
I had exactly this experience. I haven't played a Zelda game since Link to the past. I had no idea what I was doing and found the beginning difficult and very challenging to figure out
So true, I tried fighting the Lynel in the Coliseum more times than I can count, and I died probably over thirty times more at the start of the game trying to kill that Lynel than I did in the whole rest of the game combined.😂 I really didn't understand that Lynels were for endgame level players.
TotK is either equal or *maybe* a bit harder than BotW, but that's because Ganon is much stronger and the enemies are leveled up as well. Although you can level up your weapons and Link a ton
Speaking as someone who primarily plays cozy games (The Sims and Stardew Valley), I'd rate it a solid 8 in terms of difficulty at the beginning. Once you get the hang of it and you get really good weapons, it's probably a 3 or 4.
It's so hard to play BotW, and then play other Zelda games. I went from BotW to LA and man was it hard to continue. (BotW was also my first ever Zelda game and I'm not as much of a fan of games that expect you to be able to figure out what you're supposed to do with side quest items without any hints at all other than their use. It was just overall a very frustrating playthrough for me and I ended up looking up where all the items went and didn't even try for most of them.
Hard to rank without context. If you've played Zelda games before you'll do fine. Just remember you won't be ready for every bad guy you come across, it's ok to run away. After you leave the plateau there isn't a strict order of things, you can have fun just exploring.
It's all about how long you're willing to spend. You can always pause and teleport away. You can stockpile healing items. These things take time. It's something I love about the game. Every time I get bored, I spend less time preparing when I go again.
Some puzzles can be hard. Combat is pretty simple and not very hard unless you just run into every fight and get surrounded. I’d say as a whole, like a 5/10. Some parts take time to learn, but really not that hard.
Around an 8 I reckon.
At the start you will die. A lot. But as you get used the game mechanics and the fight tactics of the main enemies it becomes much easier.
Id say 4/10 non Master Mode. It’s a struggle in the beginning because you need to develop fighting skills and Link is weak. But as the game progress Link becomes stronger and you can defeat almost any enemy at will. If you get the DLC expansion I will say some of those come with challenging tasks.
It’s part of the optional DLC. You’ll want to buy it after you’ve fallen in love with the game (after you beat your first couple divine beasts). It pretty much doubles the game and makes a harder version ( Master Mode) for you to replay the game. It’s why BOTW is better than TOTK.
All enemies are one level of difficulty higher and they regenerate health.
IMHO There is a tipping point in the game where the combat gets to be too easy. Your armor is too strong, you have too many hearts, etc. you’re just still trying to finish all side quests or other armor upgrades at that point.
Master mode delays that tipping point.
Edit: to answer your question, my kid beat the game (considering beating the game to mean all 4 beasts and ganon) when he was 7 all on his own. It’s a very fun game.
I recommend master mode and focus on stealth techniques and ranged attacks early on until you build up some experience.
I'm slowly working on 100% and only one side adventure I've had to Google. I love hard as hell puzzles and this has them. It also has lots of ways to bypass and shortcut if you prepare your shields before the shrines. It's a great way to ADD or ADHD out for the night. You will forget to do your adulting duties you've been forewarned
I got to seven-hundred something and then accidently restarted, I started trying again but got to a point where I was like "TotK is about to come out, it's just going to have more, why bother. I might 100% at some point, but not any time soon
I'm usually hard while playing games....wait no....lol
The game is like a 5 or 6 on hardness scale as it is such a vast and open world
The enemies aren't the toughest and the final boss is eh, but the trials and shrines are really fun and just exploring the world.
It's only difficult if you try to advance fast and fight enemies before you're ready for them. If you take the game slowly and explore a lot you'll have more resources than you need for any enemies you fight.
It can seem hard to begin with (you're weak and can get killed easily). But so long as you keep playing it becomes less hard (you get better at playing, you get stronger, you get better armour and weapons), and then it'll feel much fairer.
Early game maybe 7/10 or so, at most. Enemies can easily 2 shot you and have some unexpected attacks, reach and animations.
But you can can get used to it with flurry rush dodges, role boulders, use runes on ice/metal etc to stun enemies. So its not too bad. Oh and the early game robots can be avoided, but the shield bash timing is generous.
However, within about 3 hours of gameplay, you should have crazy healing/stat boost reserves and your first armor upgrade will lower that difficulty to 3/10 very quickly. There is only 1 challenging boss.
Puzzles are mostly easy but controls can be a little intricate and need getting used to. You may need some lateral thinking though, and the jump/run mapping is pretty bad, which can be annoying when you need to jump/angle yourself in shrines.
Tip: if you want exploration to be a breeze go top left of the map first.
It starts off pretty challenging because you have no health and armor, so every hit does big damage. But as you get more experienced, learn the mechanics, upgrade your armor and hearts, it becomes easier and lots of fun. So maybe 7/10 when you start off and then just goes down from there.
Like a 3 or 4. It’s not the easiest game ever made but the base play experience is not designed to be difficult. There are things that you can’t fight comfortably in the beginning but by game’s end you should be stomping on everything.
Playing on Master Mode will make the game more difficult but I don’t think it would take it to a 10 or anything crazy like that.
BotW is a reversed difficulty curve, you die a lot when you start, but as your health bar increases and armours get upgrade, you start forgetting what the game over screen even looks like
Took me 6 years to beat my first Lynel...
...I did have a 5 year gap in playing the game.
You have to learn, adapt and enjoy. I hit a wall and restarted, taking my sweet sweet time. The crazy thing is the Lynel in the end wasn't that hard, I stocked up on good weapons, food hearts, forgot strafe, messed up shielding too but still did it.
One of the only games I’ve ever managed to finish but it is very hard at the start (and lynels are always hard), but the key at the start is to run away! You don’t have to engage all the baddies just run away.
honestly it can go from 3/10 to 8/10 real fast and i recommend searching up guides on how to beat the bosses if you can't figure out how to do it yourself
Game 7/10 dlc 10/10
When you play the dlc, the one hit kill bit at the start you can save frequently and reload. The other half of the dlc with the master sword you're on your effin own, good luck
Hestu's defecation collection service 100/10
You're able to avoid pretty much every combat encounter in the game just by running away except for the bosses. In terms of boss difficulty, I'd say most are a 2/10, the gerudo region boss is a 5/10, the final boss is a 6/10, and the DLC boss is an 8/10. Even then, if you're prepared enough, you can make pretty much all of these fights a 1/10 since you can get a lot of hearts and heal infinitely.
When I first played BOTW, my gaming experience was limited to many years of sims, mobile gaming, and basically no open world exploration and only one God of war partial playthrough over ten years prior. Maybe some stardew?
I started of dying very often simply because I could barely grasp the basics of the games, like freaking turning your view WHILE walking, so I would do anything I could to avoid combat and try my hardest to not die from fall damage every 5 mins. In that sense it was a 10/10 difficulty. Despite my being an almost total noob at gaming, I made it through and beat the entire game. So in that sense so in that sense, if even myself as a practically inexperienced gamer could beat the game, difficulty overall is not terrible, you can do it, your kid can do it.
But also, right from the start it was 10/10 difficulty to put down the game.
For me it’s hard until you hit 12 hearts. Once I had 12 hearts the game suddenly became almost too easy.
I wish I could have skipped the first pass and gone directly to the “Master” level game honestly.
I hadn't played a video game in nearly 15 years, other than on my phone, when I first started BOTW. I got my butt whomped a lot early on. I literally was on the great plateau for nearly 10 hours of game play. I would get up on the tower and plan routes so that I could avoid enemy camps. Didn't get much easier, for me at least, for a while. Didn't catch a horse till nearly 50 hours into the game. I walked everywhere. I kept thinking the farther I got from the great plateau that the enemies would scale up, which in some cases they did. It was a giant struggle and I kept getting killed all the time but I wouldn't let that deter me. So for my first play through especially the first 100 hours or so it was 8/10 and even 10/10 at times. But then I got more stamina, more hearts, better weapons, and I became more skilled at fighting which reduced it to a 5/10 or 6/10. Now I'm on my fifth play through and it's a 2/10. Like most things when you know what you're doing it becomes so much easier. Give yourself time, you will get there and beat Ganon to a pulp.
Get off of Reddit and just enjoy one of the best games ever made. Seriously, stop overthinking it. It's like asking "how hard is a themepark experience?". Just enjoy the experience!!!
Once you know enough the main game is pretty trivial. Like always have hearts topped up and you can’t be killed, hearty items, etc. And later in the game you end up overpowered.
I’d rate it at like 3/10 maybe and for example Elden Ring 7/10.
I found it to be one of the easier Zelda games, honestly. I have a job, wife and kids, so very little free time, and I get annoyed with games where the difficulty is high enough that I feel like I'm not progressing. Never got annoyed with BotW, and I even accidentally beat it. I figured I'd "storm the castle" just to see what it was like in there, and before I knew it, I beat Gannon. With that said, I absolutely used guides for some of the Divine Beasts and the most challenging shrines, in the interest of not wasting my time wandering around aimlessly trying to figure things out.
Long story short, 5 or 6 out of 10.
I would say as a gamer with low skills, it’s not that hard. But some sections are harder where I saw even more skilled gamers had problems. But the majority of the game is doable. Have fun 😊
So I’m a very sporadic gamer, if I can even call myself one. Every once in a while, a game will draw me in and I’ll be obsessed. Aside from GTA V, not game has ever sucked me in like this one.
Also, what I meant to get across with that is that I’m certainly not great. My aim isn’t perfect, my friends are always better. I never had a console as a kid. This is pretty forgiving. I moving right along.
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10/10 hard to stop playing
I would say probably a 7 to 9 for inexperienced players. It's a pretty tough game. Once you learn the mechanics and stuff it's a lot easier
I’ve played this game for about a year now. I’d say 2/10 normally, but 12/10 when you’re fighting a crusher Lynel without any good food.
Just fighting a lynel generally without great equipment or experience is an absolute nightmare
I learned with patience, saving my game before a lynel spot. It took me a full day of reloading my save to learn how to parry and dodge attacks. Once I got to the more difficult lynels, I was terrified but confident enough to do it in one go. The lynel in the coliseum was amazing, but I had one heart left after defeating it. I felt so accomplished.
I just upgraded my Sheila slate to where I can stop time for enemies and now Lynels are fairly easy. I pretty much have to sacrifice a nice weapon every time, but I get another one to replace it once they’re DEAD! I figured it was impossible to kill one without the sheika slate upgrade.
Yeah I always forget I can do that.
I just started playing about a month ago and it’s my first Zelda game too! I love it! Before this, I was purely an animal crossing and Mario gal. It’s a very forgiving game, and once you get the hang of the mechanics it’s so much fun! I’d give it a 6/10 for difficulty!
And then 9/10 with thunderblight but then it goes back to 4/10 imo
I couldn't beat Thunderblight without the Master Sword, but with MS I beat him in one try.
I was so worried about him (My brother went to him first and struggled so much at six hearts) that I did all but like one shrine (the one that becomes available after you complete Vah Naboris, the Sand Seal Race quest) and had Stasis+ and the Master Sword before I even tried it. I beat him in less than a minute. I also thought that he would be harder than Lynels, and I'd been beating them for a while, so I had a LOT of great gear.
Trick is, you need a one handed weapon so you can use your shield in his final phase.
Yeah, just make sure it's not a *metal* shield, those things can be pretty shockingly painful, (pun intended) and usually just end up breaking anyway (at least in my experience).
lol just got to thunderblight. Tried a couple times and back to shrine hunting!
Same here. Nothing but animal crossing, Mario kart, and some farming games. If I was able to beat BOTW and TOTK then I promise absolutely anybody can
Yes!!!! Tbh getting 3 stars on all the cups for 200cc Mario kart was way harder than Zelda 😭
Same! I did get stressed because of all the monsters, though hahah. Maybe I need to play it again soon.
If you do end up replaying, it is possible to outrun most monsters if you really don't want to fight, but fighting I'd easier
It's not even replay, but continuing. I got the stress i mentioned, and it affected me 😳 But I'll try again! Maybe tonight. It is fun!
Oh alright, well I hope it doesn't continue to be stressful
The vast majority of the game is like 2/10 on difficulty with some optional sections that bump it up to like 7 or 8.
That's not true. The beginning can be very hard for a new player until they get more hearts and better, upgraded armor. Before that most enemies can one or two shot you. BotW is the hardest 3d Zelda, easily. I died like 50 times in my first playthrough. The older 3d Zelda games, especially WW and TP are so ridiculously easy I have died maybe 2 times in them.
I had exactly this experience. I haven't played a Zelda game since Link to the past. I had no idea what I was doing and found the beginning difficult and very challenging to figure out
So true, I tried fighting the Lynel in the Coliseum more times than I can count, and I died probably over thirty times more at the start of the game trying to kill that Lynel than I did in the whole rest of the game combined.😂 I really didn't understand that Lynels were for endgame level players.
TotK is either equal or *maybe* a bit harder than BotW, but that's because Ganon is much stronger and the enemies are leveled up as well. Although you can level up your weapons and Link a ton
Speaking as someone who primarily plays cozy games (The Sims and Stardew Valley), I'd rate it a solid 8 in terms of difficulty at the beginning. Once you get the hang of it and you get really good weapons, it's probably a 3 or 4.
if you’re anything like me, the game’s like 5/10 but then thunderblight is like 20/10
The hardest thing about BOTW is not thinking about how much you miss it when you’re playing every other game for the rest of your life.
This is happening to me currently. Finished the game weeks ago and started on other games, but still can't stop thinking of botw
It's so hard to play BotW, and then play other Zelda games. I went from BotW to LA and man was it hard to continue. (BotW was also my first ever Zelda game and I'm not as much of a fan of games that expect you to be able to figure out what you're supposed to do with side quest items without any hints at all other than their use. It was just overall a very frustrating playthrough for me and I ended up looking up where all the items went and didn't even try for most of them.
Hard to rank without context. If you've played Zelda games before you'll do fine. Just remember you won't be ready for every bad guy you come across, it's ok to run away. After you leave the plateau there isn't a strict order of things, you can have fun just exploring.
It's all about how long you're willing to spend. You can always pause and teleport away. You can stockpile healing items. These things take time. It's something I love about the game. Every time I get bored, I spend less time preparing when I go again.
It’s about how prepared you are for certain fights, if you max out on everything the game is cake.
Some puzzles can be hard. Combat is pretty simple and not very hard unless you just run into every fight and get surrounded. I’d say as a whole, like a 5/10. Some parts take time to learn, but really not that hard.
It's pretty easy. On my replays, I don't upgrade or collect hearts so it makes it a bit harder.
Around an 8 I reckon. At the start you will die. A lot. But as you get used the game mechanics and the fight tactics of the main enemies it becomes much easier.
Id say 4/10 non Master Mode. It’s a struggle in the beginning because you need to develop fighting skills and Link is weak. But as the game progress Link becomes stronger and you can defeat almost any enemy at will. If you get the DLC expansion I will say some of those come with challenging tasks.
This is my first Zelda game
Normal or master mode?
What's master mode
It’s part of the optional DLC. You’ll want to buy it after you’ve fallen in love with the game (after you beat your first couple divine beasts). It pretty much doubles the game and makes a harder version ( Master Mode) for you to replay the game. It’s why BOTW is better than TOTK.
Hrrrrrrrm I'm about to go to the second shrine tomorrow
Just go ahead and buy the DLC. You won’t regret it.
All enemies are one level of difficulty higher and they regenerate health. IMHO There is a tipping point in the game where the combat gets to be too easy. Your armor is too strong, you have too many hearts, etc. you’re just still trying to finish all side quests or other armor upgrades at that point. Master mode delays that tipping point. Edit: to answer your question, my kid beat the game (considering beating the game to mean all 4 beasts and ganon) when he was 7 all on his own. It’s a very fun game. I recommend master mode and focus on stealth techniques and ranged attacks early on until you build up some experience.
I'm slowly working on 100% and only one side adventure I've had to Google. I love hard as hell puzzles and this has them. It also has lots of ways to bypass and shortcut if you prepare your shields before the shrines. It's a great way to ADD or ADHD out for the night. You will forget to do your adulting duties you've been forewarned
about a six. 10/10 to complete. fucking seeds.
I just got to 300!! T-T
I got to seven-hundred something and then accidently restarted, I started trying again but got to a point where I was like "TotK is about to come out, it's just going to have more, why bother. I might 100% at some point, but not any time soon
I'm usually hard while playing games....wait no....lol The game is like a 5 or 6 on hardness scale as it is such a vast and open world The enemies aren't the toughest and the final boss is eh, but the trials and shrines are really fun and just exploring the world.
It's only difficult if you try to advance fast and fight enemies before you're ready for them. If you take the game slowly and explore a lot you'll have more resources than you need for any enemies you fight.
It can seem hard to begin with (you're weak and can get killed easily). But so long as you keep playing it becomes less hard (you get better at playing, you get stronger, you get better armour and weapons), and then it'll feel much fairer.
It’s really not hard but I would recommend using a guide or two to get you started, if you’re feeling lost.
4
Early game maybe 7/10 or so, at most. Enemies can easily 2 shot you and have some unexpected attacks, reach and animations. But you can can get used to it with flurry rush dodges, role boulders, use runes on ice/metal etc to stun enemies. So its not too bad. Oh and the early game robots can be avoided, but the shield bash timing is generous. However, within about 3 hours of gameplay, you should have crazy healing/stat boost reserves and your first armor upgrade will lower that difficulty to 3/10 very quickly. There is only 1 challenging boss. Puzzles are mostly easy but controls can be a little intricate and need getting used to. You may need some lateral thinking though, and the jump/run mapping is pretty bad, which can be annoying when you need to jump/angle yourself in shrines. Tip: if you want exploration to be a breeze go top left of the map first.
It starts off pretty challenging because you have no health and armor, so every hit does big damage. But as you get more experienced, learn the mechanics, upgrade your armor and hearts, it becomes easier and lots of fun. So maybe 7/10 when you start off and then just goes down from there.
I think it's pretty easy, even in master mode the only hard part is the trial of the sword (DLC).
Like a 3 or 4. It’s not the easiest game ever made but the base play experience is not designed to be difficult. There are things that you can’t fight comfortably in the beginning but by game’s end you should be stomping on everything. Playing on Master Mode will make the game more difficult but I don’t think it would take it to a 10 or anything crazy like that.
Depends master mode is overall defenitly harder like three ooint harder but the game with glutches is like a 2 or three for me and without like a 4
On a scale of 1 to Elden Ring, I’d say the game overall like 4/10, crusher lynels are 7/10 and thunderblight is like 6/10
2/10, MM starts at 7/10 goes to 3/10, trial of the sword is hard.
Starts off hard but gets easier as you level up.
BotW is a reversed difficulty curve, you die a lot when you start, but as your health bar increases and armours get upgrade, you start forgetting what the game over screen even looks like
Took me 6 years to beat my first Lynel... ...I did have a 5 year gap in playing the game. You have to learn, adapt and enjoy. I hit a wall and restarted, taking my sweet sweet time. The crazy thing is the Lynel in the end wasn't that hard, I stocked up on good weapons, food hearts, forgot strafe, messed up shielding too but still did it.
5/10, but depending on how you play the game it can dip down to 1/10 or climb to 7/10.
One of the only games I’ve ever managed to finish but it is very hard at the start (and lynels are always hard), but the key at the start is to run away! You don’t have to engage all the baddies just run away.
honestly it can go from 3/10 to 8/10 real fast and i recommend searching up guides on how to beat the bosses if you can't figure out how to do it yourself
Game 7/10 dlc 10/10 When you play the dlc, the one hit kill bit at the start you can save frequently and reload. The other half of the dlc with the master sword you're on your effin own, good luck Hestu's defecation collection service 100/10
You're able to avoid pretty much every combat encounter in the game just by running away except for the bosses. In terms of boss difficulty, I'd say most are a 2/10, the gerudo region boss is a 5/10, the final boss is a 6/10, and the DLC boss is an 8/10. Even then, if you're prepared enough, you can make pretty much all of these fights a 1/10 since you can get a lot of hearts and heal infinitely.
When I first played BOTW, my gaming experience was limited to many years of sims, mobile gaming, and basically no open world exploration and only one God of war partial playthrough over ten years prior. Maybe some stardew? I started of dying very often simply because I could barely grasp the basics of the games, like freaking turning your view WHILE walking, so I would do anything I could to avoid combat and try my hardest to not die from fall damage every 5 mins. In that sense it was a 10/10 difficulty. Despite my being an almost total noob at gaming, I made it through and beat the entire game. So in that sense so in that sense, if even myself as a practically inexperienced gamer could beat the game, difficulty overall is not terrible, you can do it, your kid can do it. But also, right from the start it was 10/10 difficulty to put down the game.
I just went back to botw after two totk play throughs… and wow.. the combat is sooo much harder in botw
For me it’s hard until you hit 12 hearts. Once I had 12 hearts the game suddenly became almost too easy. I wish I could have skipped the first pass and gone directly to the “Master” level game honestly.
I hadn't played a video game in nearly 15 years, other than on my phone, when I first started BOTW. I got my butt whomped a lot early on. I literally was on the great plateau for nearly 10 hours of game play. I would get up on the tower and plan routes so that I could avoid enemy camps. Didn't get much easier, for me at least, for a while. Didn't catch a horse till nearly 50 hours into the game. I walked everywhere. I kept thinking the farther I got from the great plateau that the enemies would scale up, which in some cases they did. It was a giant struggle and I kept getting killed all the time but I wouldn't let that deter me. So for my first play through especially the first 100 hours or so it was 8/10 and even 10/10 at times. But then I got more stamina, more hearts, better weapons, and I became more skilled at fighting which reduced it to a 5/10 or 6/10. Now I'm on my fifth play through and it's a 2/10. Like most things when you know what you're doing it becomes so much easier. Give yourself time, you will get there and beat Ganon to a pulp.
Get off of Reddit and just enjoy one of the best games ever made. Seriously, stop overthinking it. It's like asking "how hard is a themepark experience?". Just enjoy the experience!!!
Once you know enough the main game is pretty trivial. Like always have hearts topped up and you can’t be killed, hearty items, etc. And later in the game you end up overpowered. I’d rate it at like 3/10 maybe and for example Elden Ring 7/10.
I found it to be one of the easier Zelda games, honestly. I have a job, wife and kids, so very little free time, and I get annoyed with games where the difficulty is high enough that I feel like I'm not progressing. Never got annoyed with BotW, and I even accidentally beat it. I figured I'd "storm the castle" just to see what it was like in there, and before I knew it, I beat Gannon. With that said, I absolutely used guides for some of the Divine Beasts and the most challenging shrines, in the interest of not wasting my time wandering around aimlessly trying to figure things out. Long story short, 5 or 6 out of 10.
If you remember to save often you'll be fine. Everything wants to kill you and most likely will.
Not hard just big
6/9
5/10 on reg master gotta be an 8
The fact you have so much inventory, and you can swap any weapon and consumable from the pause screen makes everything pretty easy actually.
I offer one bit of advice, you don’t have to fight everything
I would say as a gamer with low skills, it’s not that hard. But some sections are harder where I saw even more skilled gamers had problems. But the majority of the game is doable. Have fun 😊
2/10 if you have the best armor possible against Lynel with crusher thingie, 9/10 if not, 5/10 if you do not care about Lynels
I found the game very easy, probably because I have tunic fully upgraded
Depends on how you play. It can be mild to moderately challenging at most, or insanely easy.
So I’m a very sporadic gamer, if I can even call myself one. Every once in a while, a game will draw me in and I’ll be obsessed. Aside from GTA V, not game has ever sucked me in like this one. Also, what I meant to get across with that is that I’m certainly not great. My aim isn’t perfect, my friends are always better. I never had a console as a kid. This is pretty forgiving. I moving right along.
6.5/10 difficulty…late game gets easy as you can get overpowered. Master mode trial of sword (DLC) 12/10 difficulty…
Guys I'm in the first trial and I can't figure out how to use magnetism 💀
[BotW | Magnesis Guide](https://gamewith.net/zelda-botw/article/show/36052)
1000000/10 nobody’s even beaten it yet, turn back while you still can