More Stamina allows you to see Hyrule differentlyĪ huge stamina pool allows you to change the trajectory of how you explore Hyrule. You never need to hold back when you have so much stamina. These abilities make Hyrule your playground. I can run through towns and around bosses without needing to slow down. Nearly every rock face and some Towers can be scaled quickly, without the use of stamina boosting food or elixirs. That means I’ve upgraded my stamina ten times, giving me almost three Stamina Wheels. And don’t worry, you can actually change how your upgrades are allocated at any time at a special shrine.Īt the time of writing, I’ve completed 40 Shrines and have placed every single upgrade opportunity into Stamina Vessels. But getting more Stamina Vessels not only makes the game feel better, it gives you a completely different experience. Since these upgrades are so costly and permanent (to a point), this decision can be tricky. High stamina gets you the best views Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon Four orbs allow you to either gain a Heart Container, which adds one heart to your permanent health, or a Stamina Vessel, which gives you 1/5 of a new Stamina Wheel. There are 120 Shrines for you to locate in Breath of the Wild. There are no wrong ways to play, but maxing out your stamina as early as possible is a better way to play. Why it’s actually wasteful to spend Spirit Orbs on Heart Containers.Why building for stamina is the most entertaining way to play the game.The latter is my favorite way to get around (and using this map really helps). There’s plenty of ways to journey around Hyrule, be it by paraglider, riding a ridiculously large horse or running and climbing everywhere you go. In fact, the game’s vast landscape is one of its best features.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has a massive, open world.

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