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My first attempt at vah Nabooris. I ended up deleting that save file because I did not know what to do.
Fighting the blights, people say Thunderblight is the hardest but I beaten him with only one two handed weapon
When I realized the game is boring after you finish all of the quests/dlc
My worst experience was trying to kill all the talises and when I checked with keltin he said I had killed 49/50 of them it was a sad day.
Mine was some challenge near Kakariko where you had to ride the horse around the track and hit all the jumps, but some of the jumps were INSANELY DIFFICULT to pull off without the damn horse just slamming to a halt
My worst experience in botw is still not understanding how the shrine works even after this video
Do you want it explained really simply?
Understandable Miranda! xD
@@TheZebbga Please
@@GreenEmperor Okay so basically when you go into any shrine there are these paterns thatare orange circles conected to lines. In this specific shrine there is a bunch of them on the wall ahead. With the clue "look to the stars" it is talking about these paterns as they are meant to look like constalations.
In the room there is 5 holes infront of a "constallation" symbol and then tourches from the number 1 all the way down to 5. You count the number of a patern and then but the ball in one of the holes. Sat there is 4 triangle shapes, you put the ball in the triangle shape row, 4 down. Do this for each.
@@TheZebbga Thanks!
I think my worst BOTW experience was when my horse was killed by a guardian on my first playthrough (I was playing in 2019 but was almost totally unaware of spoilers or anything so I definitely ended up finding out your horse can die the hard way). I'll be the first to admit I cried, Celeste was my first horse and I lost her in a flash of light and there was nothing I could do. Then I found the horse god and I cried for a different reason! Got her back and she's still my trusty steed even though I do have the white horse and the giant horse, I just love Celeste.
I love this comment
Your new favorite could be the max Speed horse, if you still happen to be playing you should look for it.
YOU JUST UNLOCKED A TRAUMATIC MEMORY I spent hours on this shrine on my first playthrough :')
RIGHT!?
I even knew to look at the designs but it still made no sense to me.
was gonna like this comment until I realized how many it has already. nice
@@urfrend01 wise choice
@@emveebiagioni6709 some fool ruined it and made it 70. we can now like it, until it has 420
I swear some shrines make absolutely no flipping sense. Like you actually HAVE to look it up
I had to do that with the one in the korok forest
Yup...
Never had any trouble solving any of the shrines themselves. Only problem I had was finding them. Especially the one that's like... Under a rock and you have to ride a log on a freezing river to get to it. Didn't help that I refused to use a guide or the sheika sensor.
I managed to get through three quarters of them without resorting to looking it up…
So dang difficult.
See this isn’t a problem if you look up the solution to every shrine which I definitely didn’t do
Imma be honest, i dont understand why this shrine was so difficult for some people. But it is really cool to see how everyone’s brain is different! I struggled a lot with that weight balancing shrine but other people probably got that one really quickly.
I had to look up the solution for the mirror shrines on the split peak
@@OriginalCreatorSama I could've done that one the intended way, but I was too lazy and I just looked it up lmao
Yeah I'm totally with you. The only shrine I found extremely difficult was the maze with the ball, but I felt like a genius after I realized I could just flip over my controller and do it that way
Watched a playthru earlier this year of a TH-camr playing BotW for the first time, and this was the ONLY location he asked for hints from the audience to figure-out wtf to do on this shrine. Once he figured it out, he dropped his first f-bomb on any stream ever. He did NOT want to bother getting the shrine secret. He was DONE with this.
Then I told him about the 900 Korok seeds... 😇
Avoid flower blight by using Revali's Gale.
You're right that shrine wasn't too bad
Worst memory of BotW, any shrines that have stupid apparatus puzzles
Lmao this was one of the ones I had absolutely no trouble with! I saw the constellations on the walls and they looked different from regular shrines immediately so I was like "oh, they must be part of the shrine" then the pedestal giving a hint made everything fall together for me. I can see how it would confuse others though.
You are very big brain Kaytala xD
@@HyruleGamer also to be fair, it was one of the only ones I had an easy time with lmao
I was actually bummed this one didn't have more rooms after the first couple puzzles.
Same, I got it right away 😅
he's the chosen one...
This is really interesting to me because I immediately understood this shrine and didn’t have any issues with it and actually felt kind of disappointed with how easy it was because it looked like the solution was going to be more complicated than it actually was. I didn’t have any big problems with any of the shrines except for the golfing shrine which was just tedious. It’s so cool how everyone has such unique experiences with this game.
right!? this also happened to me, I thought this was going to be a complex shrine not in a mechanical skill kind of way but in a riddley kind of way and then i figured it was just the shapes and well it felt a bit disappointing
Same. I came in and solved it in a flash. It was funny.
yeah, that shrine was pure pain.
me too, it didnt even occur to me that some people wouldnt understand this shrine at all, its really interesting to hear how peoples brains work so differently
@@tea9047 yes, actually my brother had a lot of trouble with this shrine, when he noticed I solved it he told me he had been thinking about the solution for days, he even walked all around hyrule looking at the stars lol
Honestly, I did have some trouble with this shrine but since I’m so stubborn I sat there and looked at every inch of the shrine and realized what I had to do. The only shrines I cant stand is the motion control shrines.
Who else pulled a 6:07 and finished that shrine by flipping the platform upside-down haha It's a touch easier on an emulator (though not by much), since it simulates motion with the L+R sticks.
However, it's the motion control shrines that gave us one of the most powerful glitches in the game, so at least there's that haha
@@BoyProdigyX I saw videos of that
@@BoyProdigyX I did that on all of the motion control shrines XD
@@HunterGuitar5347 They're definitely janky and broken. Tho, I would rather play with a dumb puzzle than to get ANOTHER silly '... Test of Strength' shrine! haha
YES I HATE THE MOTION CONTROL MAZE ONES I would be twisting and turning my body and even turning the screen away from me so I had to look in the mirror. So annoying!
It's funny how a traumatic experience brings ppl together. My sister and I spent almost 2 hours together trying to figure this one out. We went from having no clue. Then when we finally noticed the far wall we thought it was a directional thing. When it finally clicked that it was a numbers thing we were still doubting ourselves, it couldn't be that simple. To this day we still can't believe how long we took, 2 grown adults, to finally make the connection. Lol
I still don't understand any of it at all. Had to drop my pride and look up a guide in shame.
Man I feel this. I took far too long to figure this one out myself. I blamed it a bit on localization though. Playing the german version, the hint was pretty much lost in translation
I think my problem with this Shrine is the fog inside the Shrine. It makes it less obvious what Stars it were talking about even when I looked at the correct texture, I was observing those dots on the other walls.
Came here to say exactly this! That's what confused me too!
I can understand why this would be a tricky one for some folks! First, as you say one has to twig that the formerly background is now important, but I also think that if anyone has trouble rotating images in their mind it would be nigh impossible! My shrine nightmare that had me walking away for a solid week was the motion control one you showed a brief clip of. So, sooo frustrating!
Thanks for making this video today! Its crazy how you’re able to make quality videos like this weekly! It takes me 2-3 weeks to make a decent video! But you make it in 7 days! Thanks again!
Thanks a lot for the kind words, much appreciated!
@@HyruleGamer Anytime HG!
The fateful stars shrine was tough for me but I did feel super smart when I worked it out, the one thing that took a while to click for me was the torches representing the numbers of how many of a constellation there are, the rest was fine though
My worst experience in BOTW took place about three or four years ago. I was playing that horse riding mini game where you have to jump over all the hurtles. I was only ten or eleven at the time. I tried over and over again, but still couldn’t do it. I got so frustrated, I ran off and blew myself up with remote bombs. Then Mipha’s Grace saved me, and I felt guilty and stopped playing for the day. I love your video! I’d be so excited to see more storytelling vids in the future!🎉
I struggled with thos one for hours too then decided to check the hint carefully, and immediately thought "wait there are stars here" to look up and see none went back to the puzzle after looking for a while, look for places to climb anything paused for a moment and remembered that the first time I saw those things on the walls I compared then to constellations and made multiple attempts to place the orbs in place only to find I was reading them the wrong way
Haha! This was one of my favorite moments in the entire game! I love the puzzles like this and hope there are many more in the new game lol
this is so interesting, i found this one really easy and so did a few others but so many people i know had the same reaction thinking it was so cryptic 😭
I’m glad I made notes about shrines like this for future playthroughs.
The shrine harder than this was the two dueling peaks ones where you had to memorize the pattern of the orbs and make it in the other shrine. I could not do this for the life of me and ended up having to draw it out
Camera rune! 🎉
@@victoriawinslow1196 why did i not think of that now it seems so obvious
I might try to do that again but raged quit that part because my brain cannot fathom its complexity so might not even do it at all.
It took me a number of goes to work out eventually how to do this shrine, and like a lot of times with puzzles, I was just overthinking the problem. But I like it like this because it trains your brain to think and solve problems in ways you never would in the real world.
I vaguely remember this shrine, yeah. I had to walk around the shrine a bit and go, "Oh, there's a board here, that's probably what's going on." I usually don't rush to complete shrines, always taking time to explore every nook and cranny before even attempting to actually solve it. (Can't stand missing chests.) That might be why I didn't struggle with it?
My worst experience in BOTW has to be the yiga hideout : suddenly no climbable surface, enemies all one-shot me for some reason, mipha's grace and fairies are all disabled. I felt forced to play the game in a way i didn't like when, in all the rest of the game i was free to come with my own solutions
I loved this one! I always was curious about the constellations in the shrines, and was messing up the twin memories shrine with the constellations. I loved that a sheikah shrine finally had something to do with the constellations. It was pretty easy for me since the name spoiled it a little.
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Good lord I'm so glad I wasn't the only one who struggled with it. The first time I got to this shrine I did put together that the wall in front of me was the key but my brain couldn't figure out how. And the more I looked at the patterns, the worse my confusion got. I was halfway to the solution but because the constellations would be at different angles from the ones in front of where you put the orbs, it failed to fully click into place. I looked this shrine up the first few times before I finally figured out I was actually overthinking the whole thing. Now on my semi-annual playthrough it's really no trouble at all. Enjoyed the storytime, I love hearing personal experiences!
My worst experience was waiting for the blood moon to gain access to the Mijah Rokee shrine. I can’t tell you how many times that I’ve been on the far side of the map or otherwise nowhere near a shrine to wait out the blood moon.
And when I finally got access to the shrine the next three nights was back-to-back blood moons.
I was so outraged that I nearly simultaneously flipped my desk while face desking.
I too went outside to look at the stars, and never gave those orange dots that are normally all over the place in shrines any consideration. I too took a break from that shrine and came back to it later in the game. Once I went back in though, I guess my mind wasn't as tired. I saw the light posts representing numbers, I saw the dots representing constellations, and then I looked to that big board of dots. I so face palmed at myself for not seeing it on my first time through. Glad to know I wasn't the only one that struggled.
So glad that I’m not the only one that had a hard time with this one Shrine, even with all of the many play throughs I still don’t even get how to do the shrine 😅 and plus this shrine is in one of my favorite areas in the game! The Korok forest! So I was so mad at myself for looking up how to do it because I wanted to do everything without a guide because I’m the one gamer that does everything without a guide because I’ve done Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask, Skyward Sword and Twilight Princess without a guide so I was upset to see guide for this Shrine but it was worth it for the 100% completionist 😤
I’ve seen some of your old videos and it’s so nice to see how far you’ve come!
Oh yeah and I try my best not to look things up in Zelda, but sometimes I just have to resort to the internet…
Didn’t struggle with that one at first but omg the ones in the desert with the same theme? Efff that one!
I’m so glad to hear that others struggled with it lol, I just stood there for ages being very confused before even noticing that the wall had constellations on it! After I saw the wall I found it ok though
I agree, that puzzle was cryptic, and I did look up and outside to the stars as you did as well, but I thankfully figured it out on my own, I forgot how long it took but it wasn't more than an hour. The sign should've said look forward toward the constellations so we know which stars they are referring to.
this is why walkthroughs and google exist, my dude. I got stuck with this one on the first playthrough too.
I agree with you on this shrine.
MY worst experiences in the game were Thunderblight Ganon, the Major Test of Strength shrines before I was strong enough to triumph, and the Trial of the Sword, which I have shamefully still not completed. 😞
I had a very similar experience with this shrine in my first playthrough. I didn't come close to quitting the game (probably because I don't refuse to look up the solution when I get stuck), but I also couldn't wrap my head around the solution, even after I looked it up.
The hardest shrine for me was the one behind the Yiga hideout, where you have to take an ice block through fire. Took me no fewer than 30 times to get that done, even on the 3rd time playing the game.
Once I saw the shapes at the head of each column, it only took me about 5 minutes to notice the far wall had them on it, as I originally thought I needed all of the examples in the shine.
Man, I really liked that shrine! I don't remember if I had to look up the answer or if I figured it out myself, but like, that shrine is a great example of a classic Zelda puzzle!
Agh, I struggled so much with this one too. I played this for the first time in 2020, so I had the advantage of online game guides to point out what I couldn't see. Then in subsequent playthroughs, my much cleverer brother pointed out how it worked to me and now I get it. But it was pretty frustrating that first time. It was one of the last shrines I completed.
My not necessarily “worst” experience but definitely most frustrating and time consuming one was the final trial of the sword BUT i eventually conquered it!
I started playing this game a few days ago
Alot of these shrines broke me
But honestly after I entered this one I didn't even bother myself I spent 3 minutes in there and left cause I knew that if I stayed I would eventually quit the game and I was already feeling that way cause of all the shrines I had come from doing
When I first found this freaking shrine, I WAS SO CONFUSED. I didn't even see the constellations on the back wall, the cryptic little tablet thingy made me look up, same way you did, and I ended up having to look it up to solve it. It did actually make sense after looking it up, but they definitely could have done better with that one
This is such a cute idea c: sharing experiences and totally making us relive such experiences. I'm glad to share this with you
I remember being stuck at this shrine too but ngl, I looked it up before it got to this level of frustration.
Nah, my absolute worst experience was the first time meeting Thunderblight Ganon.
Faced it as my second DB, only 7ish hearts, and I didn't know you could upgrade your armor and build shock resistance clothes.
I honestly forgot most of my experiences with that shrine, but I do remember checking for the solution online.
I just finished all of the shrines and I actually really liked this one and found it easy. My friend who is also playing Botw got stuck and it took her longer than I thought it would to understand the solution, even with my explaining it. I love constellations and it clicked for me, it was interesting to see my friend struggle with it. I had the worst time with the major test of strength shrines.
I remember having difficulty with this shrine because I didn't get what it was asking. But I think there is another shrine later that does use the same mechanic but only to open a secret chest. And it made more sense in that shire because the wall with the consolations was huge and very clear. So I was able to see the repetitive constellations and realize you just had to count them and match the number of pillars with the number of constellations on the wall. And I was like... "oh I was making that way more complicated"
Ironically this was probably my favourite shrine :'D It took me a while too but once it clicked I really loved the mystical sheikah vibes going on. I redid it again recently while learning how to skew and it was still fun.
My least favourite shrine (apart from the combat and reward ones that feel a bit non-contenty) was Mogg Latan. I couldn't get the swing timing on the first few platforms right at all and got real ragey about it. Eventually looked it up and saw if you just ran straight at it when you entered, you'd make the original swing rhythm. I would have been there forever if I hadn't learned that...
I didn’t understand this shrine either when I first got to it. I had to look up an explanation and when I understood it all I could think is how simple and easy it is when you know the method.
The twin shrines SUUUUUCKED but i loved this one!
I was actually surprised the constellations weren't used MORE! i loved this shrine, because it FINALLY took advantage of something i had been fascinated with in the shrines for a while: The designs on the wall!
It took me like five seconds to realize they meant the walls, but then immediately followed like ten minutes of happy messing with stuff to figure it out from there.
It took me 2 YEARS to figure out this shrine. I remember going outside and literally trying to look at the stars outside to try to find a pattern. It wasn't until I, shamefully, looked it up that I figured it out.
I remember when I fist came across this shrine. I literally forced myself to sit at it for about an hour. I was so proud of myself when I got it. I also pride myself on not using guides.
It certainly took me a while to figure it out since I was looking at the star designs that label each strip of holes and hadn't even noticed the stars on the far wall lol I spent forever trying to count the individual stars, number of line segments, etc. I think someone actually had to point out the far wall with all the stars which was the biggest OH moment
this shrine and the one on top of dueling peaks where you memorized the patterns where the ones I ended up looking up
I didn’t have a problem with this particular shrine. But Mogg Latan was the one that did it for me. After falling off the first swing for the umpteenth time, I walked out and didn’t return for a very long time.
Agreed. Synced swing is rage inducing. And that korok seed in Akkala where you have to put a Boulder into a hole up a hill sucks too.
In a similar vein, my least favourite shrine (not including the Guardian combat shrines) is the Dueling Peaks pair. It was the first time I said "screw it" and just looked up the solutions
The snowy labyrinth was my equivalent difficult task. Close second is the golfing, stasis shrine
Yeah I struggled with this one too
Also your use of Mario Galaxy has me hearing "Bee bee"
I remember being so confused by this shrine too. I can't remember how I did it in my first playthrough but when I played again in Master Mode I had it incomplete for the longest time. Then about a year ago I found out moon jumps exist and just did that instead of dealing with the puzzle.
My worst experience of BotW was probably trying to defeat Thunderblight Ganon in Master Mode in the DLC refight. That frustrated me so much-
I also struggled with this shrine because I completely missed the stars on the back wall and thought it had to do with the stars next to the orb slots. I tried everything from counting the amount of points on the stars to…well, I don’t remember what else, but I tried a lot until I cracked and looked up a guide.
I did the exact same things when I found this shrine. I had to look it up, and then felt stupid at how simple it is. You're not alone HG. 👍
Remember this shrine too, my biggest issue with it was, that at first I had the right idea what to do, I actually understood it correctly, but I somehow mismanaged the counting so it didn't work, which let me to believe, there is something different up. And I tried every single thing and nothing works. It was very frustrating and even more it was due to my own dumbness that my first correct approach didn't work haha.
I had some trouble with this shrine at first. Until I figured it out. After looking at the wall in front of me, I realize that some of the constellations are duplicates. Its basically asking for the number of each constellation on the wall. I figured that easily. Even the number of torches on the side should clue you in, unless you're really bad at math. XD
I spent a solid half hour in this shrine until my roommate at the time sat down to watch me play, then after a second of watching me suggested I match the number of constellations. I am very thankful to him.
My worst experience, however, is with the Master Sword Trials, Beginning Trials, on Master Mode. That room with the three Lizalfos nearly made me rage quit.
Its nice knowing i wasnt the only one who had serious problems with this shrine lmao. I also looked it up. But my worst experience was FREAKING ROOM 10 of the beginning trials in master mode. Im sure im not the only one who has horrible memories of this room lol
I would LOVE you to make a video talking about what made us really mad during botw. For me there are two shrines, as one is just stupid, and the other looking up the solution wont help, they are the Joloo Nah shrine, and the Rota Ooh shrine. Those two shrines are some of the worst puzzles in video game history
I mostly understood immediately what they wanted from me in all the shrines. I've been playing Zelda since the NES area. This shrine here frustrated me to no end. I did what HG did and looked up and at the walls. After a few days I finaly decided to ask one of my buddies to explain to me where to look.
Ice Palace... whatever it is called. Crystal nbr 5 in A Link to the Past..... it was because of that dungeon that the Water Temple in OoT wasn't so difficult.
It was the hardest thing for me to comprehend at my age...
Once in a while these dungeons give us a challenge!
I didn't understand this one either, I had to look it up. But the gyro puzzles are the real nightmares.
this shrine came to me pretty quickly, but on the other hand, I didn't figure out simple shit like shield parrying and basic combat until I was 3 divine beasts in. I avoided major tests of strength like the plague for a good month lmfao
I actually went through multiple combinations ONE BY ONE on my first time on the shrine.
Nowadays I just use windbombs to launch over the gate
My worst time playing the game was on my first play through, I was doing the quest where you need to get the shock arrows by the lynel, (Ruta was my first divine beast) but i missed the part where it said that the Zora armor can go up water falls, so I climbed the walls myself. While it was raining. And it wouldn’t stop because I didn’t beat Waterblight yet. It took hours. But I thought that was how you do it. Now everytime I replay BOTW I remember this moment and laugh.
It never almost made me wanna quit but it was my most frustrating shrine. I liked it but it was confusing what I needed to do. Want back multiple times just to realize how simple it was 🙃🙃🙃
My friend wanted to point it out early on but I refused for any help. Now I can go back to tell her I wasn't the only one!
I never needed a guide tho.
Thank you HG!
My worst single BotW experience was right off the Plateau. I had been warned about Mr. Talus and decided to avoid the road because I am a LotR fan. Did you know there is a shooting gallery between two Guardian Stalkers on the direct line between the Plateau and Kakariko?
Worst general experience was taking forever to get to the northern half of the map because I started following roads and kept missing essential turns because of missing those parts of the map (plus noping back across Tabantha Bridge when the Skywatchers hit draw distance).
I also came across a puzzle that “broke me”, but it was Tomb Raider on the 360.
Early in the game, Lara needs to jump on one end of a see-saw while a heavy block
is on the opposite side sending it flying into the air a-la cartoon physics.
My brain was not putting the solution together because a 130 pound woman
could never send an 800 pound crate into the air. I laughed so hard upon seeing
the answer on TH-cam. Good times.
After a failed attempt to get all koroks (600+) I challenge myself yo play Master mode once again after not beating it in the Wii U. All shrines, armor and even %£&#@€¤ trial of the sword in master mode and I suddenly hear my inner stubborn voice: _You know you won't stop until you get them all right_ . The sudden cold riding up from my spine led to days of pure suffering with a laggy map. And after 1500+ goddamn yahahas, I still stand here, not having played since
Oh god... :0
I remember being this stubborn in Twilight Princess, water temple.. in a later room where you're supposed to Bomb Arrow the pillars on the ceiling (they showcased this in the first room as well.. I just plain forgot).. and was so stumped on how to get across. I must of wasted 1 hour stumped on this, before getting mad enough to look up the answer.
Honestly, basically every motion control shrine made me want to pull my hair out. I figured out It's easier to take your joycons out as it makes it more sensitive to movement instead of being so unbelievably sluggish.
I was just playing BOTW yesterday and solved this shrine again, thinking it was one of the EASIEST and honestly my favorite type of shrines.
It baffles me that people were struggling with this. I didn't even have to think about it, it was so obvious. Crazy how different people's minds work
My cousin had major problems with it, and like you, we both have pride too big for our own good. I decided to help him with it and got stuck myself. I quit, came back to it after a few days, I tried everything. I tried counting the amount of stars in the constellations, I tried adding, subtracting dividing and multiplying the amounts together to get the answer (I was really stuck on that one idea of the number of stars in the constellations.) Finally, my brother walks in the room while I'm trying this one day, and points out the constellations on the back wall. At this point, I had never realized it had existed, so you can imagine the amount of groaning at how simple it was after realizing that back wall existed
yoooooooo I hated that shrine too!!!!! It took me two hours to do this. I kept looking into the ceiling lol
I remember getting to this shrine, being confused, looking up a guide amd still getting it wrong bc apparently I can't count
I 100% agree! I had the absolute worst time with the shrine
I did understand how this puzzle was but I still had trouble because of how specific the constellations looked. I did get it but still was difficult. It reminds me of the shine with the balls in the box that had to be counted. It was hard to see them inside and not recount the same ones.
One of the worst for me was the 'stop and start' shrine!
I think my worst singular experience was during the fireblight fight when I was struggling to keep up with the fight while figuring out what I was doing to cause the bomb arrows to blow up immediately. I'm still ashamed that I blew myself up more than twice.
I came into BotW quite late. I wasn't able to get a Switch until COVID happened. But I think for me, I felt so behind that I rushed through a lot of the game and was TOO RELIANT on guides because I felt like I had to 'catch up' on lost time. And to me, I think that could be seen as worse than being too prideful to not look up/ask for help. Once 2023 starts I think I'm gonna start a fresh playthrough and set parameters for when to use a guide.
Thanks for being vulnerable with us HG!
i did enjoy it
It was the most difficult Shrine for me too, but I just didn't notice that there was this giant panel in the back of the room that showed the constellations and how many there are.
I was 20 at the time and it took me 4 HOURS to realize that. 🤦♂️
When I first played through the game and got to this shrine I struggled until my brother came into the room and guided me in the right direction to complete it
def some of the shrines. i had to look up how to do them 😭
Nothing can beat those shrines that require you to tilt, etc the joycons. My mom walked in on me when I was doing one and she told me I looked so upset 💀
So.....
The constellation shrine's are the main reasons I learned how to shield clip and wind bomb.
I just couldn't be arsed to do them properly.
The Mirro Shaz Shrine was almost my breaking point cuz of how precise you have to be, but I powered through it.
the first thing i did after seeing this shrine when playing BOTW was just give up immediately and look up the answer days later when i realized that you could unlock Link’s green outfit if you completed all base game shrines.
Mine was one of the apparatus shrines ( can’t remember the name) where you had to move the stairs. The first two stairs were easy, but the last one got me so angry! I was playing on a Switch Lite and had to hold the Switch above my head and turn it upside down to get the stairs to rotate over so they could be lined up, while carefully tilting the console. Never again! I’ll admit, I just looked up the stars shrine, too confusing.
I totally enjoyed this shrine 🤣 I hope to see more like this! Lol