Could You Realistically Survive in Hyrule?

The kingdom of Hyrule is perilous and filled with all kinds of danger, and you a regular human with no supernatural abilities have just been teleported there. Now you're stuck with the questions of survive: What could you eat?, Where should you go?, Where could you stay? and What could you beat? The answer to all these questions and more can be found in this in-depth survival guide designed for a human to not only survive but thrive in breath of the wild and tears of the kingdoms version of Hyrule.
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00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Scenario
00:59 - Direction
01:52 - Basic Needs
03:40 - Road to K village
04:48 - Kakariko village
05:50 - Road to H village
07:00 - Hateno Village
08:15 - Zora Domain
10:29 - Goron Region
12:07 - Rito Village
12:56 - Gerudo Region
14:28 - Outro

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#tearsofthekingdom #breathofthewild #thelegendofzeldatearsofthekingdom

[migs]

Imagine Link just arriving at Hyrule castle and seeing a NORMAL AVERAGE HUMAN beating Ganon by himself

[LeRealMilk]

Now this would be a whole lot different if this was in totk

Like just imagine, finally settling down in a town and going on your way, hunting in the local forest for the day and then in the corner of your eye you just see a puddle of gloom appear on the floor out of nowhere and start growing, it’s just over for you at that point

[Falloutboy.]

Would Yiga ever be problem? They may possibly notice your adventures and realize how strong you’ve been.

Thanks for the likes Y’all!

[XavierLee-jp]

I doubt the average person could use a bow or any weapon without training but in kakariko there are the defense attack and bow people that could maybe teach you

[LordShrek]

Realistically, you would die very quickly as instead of guardians, there would now be gloom spawn all around the map

[Linkxkatgamerz]

The only problem with this...




is inventory, I don't now about you but I can't hold enough food and resources to support an entire kingdom

[champagnesupernova]

my personal guide to How To Survive In BOTW, assuming you start at the center of Hyrule Field:
- first, find cover. immediately. the nearest tree will do for now. you will have to carefully dodge guardians. this is likely the hardest part of the journey.
- second, locate and make your way to the nearest stable. explain that you have no food or money, and that you need a place to stay. getting a bed is not guaranteed, but the people here are kind enough to help you get on your feet and ready to travel. you may even learn how to ride a horse or use a weapon.
- thirdly, make your way to the nearest town, kakariko. be sure to make your way through the dueling peaks path if you can, as the other path through the wetlands is much more dangerous and slow going. try to make this trip with at least one other person. get your own horse if you can.
- once you're at kakariko, you have a choice: either try to settle in here, or get the locals' help in gearing up to make the trek to hateno. either way, you should learn to farm while you're here. while you might not need the skill, it will be useful to have the basics down.
- if you've decided to take the option of moving to hateno, be sure you have a group of people with you. there are monsters on the path. this trip will also be much better if you all have horses.
- once you're at your town of choice, find somewhere to live and something to work on asap. get to know the town and the people in it. understand their culture, and provide to it as best you can. this is your new home, after all.
REMEMBER:
- avoid combat as much as possible. unless you've already had combat training and can handle the weapons available to civilian travelers effectively, even a single red bokoblin can and will take you down. even with that combat training, it's best to stick in groups and avoid unnecessary conflict. yes, I'm telling you to run the fuck away like a little coward. being a coward is going to keep you alive.
- it's likely to be a multiple day trek between riverside stable and dueling peaks stable, so be prepared to camp. similarly, it's likely to be a multiple day trek between kakariko village/dueling peaks stable and hateno village.
- towns and settlements as you encounter them will be larger than the abstracted representations we see in game. there may be hundreds or thousands of people in the towns, if not more.
- very few people are actually going to ask about your ears. if they do, you can explain it as a deformity.
- travel with other people as much as possible. chances are you know jack shit about survival in the wilderness or combat against tribal beings like bokoblins or lizalfos. the kind of folks that travel around hyrule do, and will likely help to take care of you should you explain your situation ("stranded in the middle of nowhere with no food, water, or money" will suffice as an explanation, though if it's applicable or you need to not sound horribly insane, you can say you've lost part or all of your memory before that point).

[lucashedman]

You have inspired me to replay Botw as a human (no fast travels, manual saves, runes, perfect parrys, flurry rushes and no divine beasts or that I can but not use their abilities) I can't eat while in combat but I have to eat something within 3 to 4 days as to not starve to death. And then maybe in totk?

[gisanruns]

This channel is insanely underrated. You can tell that this youtuber puts lots of effort and time into these videos.

[jonathangerrits]

I think: hyrule is such a misterious place that people dont even bother with weird looking people

[David-pzgy]

I really like this take on getting isekai'd into Hyrule. Here are some other things that could be of importance:
1. Koroks: depending on how detailed your map is, one could visit some locations and use the seeds to get more inventory space (since this will quickly become a problem)
2. Hidden treasure: wouldn't there be clothing with special stats arround the map that could be of use?
3. Realistic food: food would start to degrade so I'm not quite sure if the trip to Goron city would be feasable, since the dehydration and food rationing is a constant threat.
Alternatively, one could start exploiting the financial system of Hyrule by selling items in bulk in a short timespan, combine that with contracts, that legally bind merchants to buy your stuff for the previously "normal" cost, one could amass a load of rupees, which can further be used to gain power over trading routes and due to Hyrule having really bad infrastructure, gain power over entire settlements.

[thearowe]

As someone who loves isekai anime/webtoons this is very important information to know lol

[Ntewl]

I love the positive messages of this channel such as; “leave people that aren’t subscribed to die at the hands of pig goblins”

[duce.]

If we're being real most of us would probably be dead before getting off the first sky island.

[Yuti]

Here’s an interesting idea: What advantages would you gain by being an outside person that knows of the world, by the way you set this out, in this situation you would have some insane knowledge

[JaloDB]

If a person could make it to Akkala tech lab, they could try to work under robbie (maybe in exchange for rupees or even ancient gear?) Most of the ancient gear would help a lot in combat, and if I get ancient arrows, then i could just instakill anything if it's too dangerous.

[thedarklord]

Realistically you could just say something like "I have a birth defect" if anyone questions you about your ears

[Nathan-ouyg]

I don’t think that the Julian’s would be that suspicious of round ears, think of if someone had actual elf ears, we would probably make a few elf jokes, but other than that we wouldn’t be too suspicious of them.

[ZaneExistsIg]

Honestly, if Link is even awake I'd just go find him whenever he's in the area.

Besides the fanon version of botw/totk link being a complete psychopath, canonically he's actually a pretty chill asf guy. If you ask him, he'd probably help you out since it'll be like a side quest.

[Eeveekid]

Me when i see the divine beasts "welp i dont know whether to be scared or amazed" anyway time to fight a bokoblin army