16 MORE Things You STILL Didn't Know In Zelda Breath Of The Wild

This time in Breath of the Wild, we show how Nintendo updates the map as you play the game, the newest broken glitch that duplicates anything, and the many places poison water is located in Breath of the Wild.

In the video above, we cover 16 facts, tips and tricks that aren’t quite as well known, ranging from secrets to glitches that are pretty simple and others that are fairly complex. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has been out for five years at this point, and players have found some amazing things, intended or not, that keep the game and its sense of discovery feeling fresh.

0:00 Intro
0:12 Bow Sight Aiming
0:51 Inventory Slot Transfer
1:53 Blocking Your Cooking
2:24 Remembering NPC's Names
2:39 Map Is Sometimes Updated
3:02 Cheese Your Way Over Electrified Metal
3:15 Chuchu Categorization
3:54 Secret Ancient Weapon Boosting Gear
4:27 Secret Wolf Link Boosting Trick
5:09 Teba's Bow Holster
5:30 Bolson's Logo On Everything
5:46 Races Run At Different Speeds
6:06 Throwing Bug
6:24 How Puddles Work
6:43 The Forgotten Surf Up Modifier
7:05 The Poison Water Secret
8:09 Outro

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[stilze]

"Something Nintendo didn't have to think about, but they did anyways." This is why I love BOTW can't wait for its sequel. Loving the content btw

[Psyducks-headache]

6:25 I never even realized that some areas formed puddles from the rain. I love the amount of detail

[stephen_harvey]

How is it possible there is still so much to learn after over 5 years of experience... New glitches, new attention to detail and new interactions are being discovered regularly... Its truly remarkable

[RinHaraaki]

I’m gonna be honest, these are slowly becoming more and more difficult to make, but I’m glad everyone still sticks around and enjoys this show!

*Also, let me add an addendum to the Wolf Link buff. Wolf Link's damage is scaled by 0.25 of how many hearts you have, depending on your Twilight Princess HD/Amiibo Card heart amount. Wolf Link's base damage is 10, so your damage may vary depending on the amount of Wolf Link hearts you have!

[TheBreadPirate]

I love that Wolf Link can actually be useful!

I assumed he was impractical to use after the beginning of the game.

[colin]

I have two good facts:
1: the snow boots, sand boots, and thunder helm allows link to go into gerudo town with the rest of the gerudo set
2: I found the locations of the red moblin and green lizalfos in master mode, the moblin at sherfin’s secret hot spring (at the top left of the map. And the lizalfos is north-east of the wasteland tower. It is near a lone tree with a korok puzzle on the top of the tree

[QueenofSilence]

That poison water is still mentioned in the final game, even though it was never implemented. One of the loading screen tips mentions "poisonous bogs formed by water contaminated by malice".

[novaduck_iv]

Every time I see one of these videos I think "this HAS to be the last one!"
But then another one comes out and I get excited to watch it all over again.

[reecey]

Perhaps the magnesis issue isn’t actually a bug, it makes sense in a way that perhaps your sheikah slate (on your right hand side) actually drags the thrown weapon that way.

[fastboi]

The bit about Wolf Link was actually SUPER useful. I had him with me on many adventures, but I noticed he did pitiful damage, even with maxed hearts.
Definitely giving him a proper meal before bringing him along on my next adventure!

[cheeseplease]

I LOVE this series for botw
Can’t wait for more!

[boblers]

Is the wolf link damage buff permanent? If not, how long does it last?

[obomagaming]

This is my favorite game that gamespot reviews. Everytime they make a new zelda video I watch it right away

[komaytoprime]

My favorite thing was definitely the Lizalfos fact. That's such a cool detail!

[_AllisonRae_]

I got instant Mario vibes when he said “poison water”.
This could of been really neat to have in game. Instead of the training area with the mud pool, it could of been poison water, and I think that would be super cool.
Or it could of been used to show certain parts of water had been polluted due to either the calamity’s malice, or the citizens of Hyrule becoming lazy and unintentionally polluting the water

[DJSKirby]

This series will never die. I love this game so much!

[lookatthisguy]

something that should be in the next video is the fact that when you have a registered horse and you ram it into an ore deposit, it will give off a spark which can be used to start a fire because of its horse shoes being made of steel. just something nintendo was really smart about.

[zachken]

Everyone: BotW has been out for over half a decade, we know everything about it.

Gamespot: *And I took that personally*

[pigeongod]

I love how the poisoned water just remains underground as a literal secret developers left behind, not intended to be found but I love it anyway

[painuchiha]

I love this series

Learning about the attention to details this game has is always soo impressive 👍
Makes me wonder what kinda details they’ll add for the sequel 🤯