@@100PercentZelda yeah in endgame I marked every one of them on my map and would go on a murder spree after a bloodmoon. Headshots are so effective on them.
@@Stachelbeeerchen I’m glad I wasn’t the only one. Granted I did it because I saw that I’d get savage lynel swords with attack up+ fairly often from them and really wanted it for myself to see how high I could get. I got up to 109 damage one. It’s now hanging in my house
“Lynels won’t attack you if you don’t pull out your weapon. They don’t want to fight.” *Yea, tell that to the Lynel I ran from on the Plateau, who sniped me from ALL THE WAY ON THE ROOF OF THE TEMPLE OF TIME*
That one probably had it out for you. Some will attack you regardless of the situation, but not all. There's a unique colored Lynel near the stable along the ancient tech lab. That one just stares..
@@shooter7734 If I remember correctly it's along from the Akhala staple which is next to the "Deep Akhala". The grasslands along that path. Good luck. 👍🏻
If you get close enough, lynels will fight regardless of whether you've drawn a weapon or not. The key words here being close ENOUGH. They draw their weapon, but do not attack until you're deemed a threat.
@@MrsKaren-vf2vo i don’t think you know you’re playing as a crazy 117 year old with multiple weapons, the ability to slow down time, and arrows that can completely erase every one of your molecules out of existence.😂
@@BurntSushi. What if someone mods it so that they launch you into the air a great distance when they land a hit on you so they're like the glitched out ESV: Skyrim giants.
Lynels WILL attack you if you get to close to them, even unarmed. They WILL attack if you are noticed at a distance and linger for too long. If they notice you, walk away immediately without welding your weapon, this is the only peaceful approach
They’ll also attack if you activate runes. I found that out by trying to take a picture of one. Next thing I saw was an angry lynel and 5 bomb arrows headed my way
@@100PercentZelda I didn't realize it during my first encounter with muldoga. I baited him by standing in the sand. Use revali's gail or firewood to get updraft and trigger bullet time.
I hope that in TotK they make the Lynel an official miniboss, because if you notice, the Stone Talus, the Hinox, Stalnox, the game does consider them as minibosses because they have a life bar displayed, on the other hand, lynels do not have it.
@@ARUCARDFTEPES That would be really cool, but the game would need to happen in another age. Maybe Link takes another hundred years sleep at the beginning?
@@FelipeKana1 i'm convinced this is exactly what happens; at the end of BOTW link goes back to sleep in the resurrection chamber and then he wakes up in TOTK. we'll find out soon!
It’s not that Lynel’s don’t want to fight. They do. They’re just giving you the chance to really consider your options once you draw close enough for them to draw their weapons. Issuing a challenge where you either do the same or run.
I see the monsters of Hyrule as expressions of the different facets of Ganon. The Lynel represents his skill and cunning as a warrior. They claim territory away from roads. They do not threaten settlements. They do not instantly engage Link on sight as he passes them, as long as he respects their personal bubble. I never sneak up on Lynels. They are the only enemy to show me respect, so I make sure I enter their territory on foot, walking, with my hands empty. I wait for them to issue a challenge by drawing their weapon, and then I draw mine to accept. Lynels are just about the only creatures of Ganon I could see forming a society of their own. They are excellent smiths, powerful and skillful combatants, and far more intelligent than anything else. I almost wish there was an expansion to Kilton's disguises, where you could befriend a monster. I would absolutely make friends with a Lynel.
I agree with most of this except for the part about lynels being the only creature intelligent enough to create their own society as bokoblins, lizolfos, and maybe moblins, are more then smart enough to create at least very primitive societies
Since you mentioned the bomb arrow hitting the eye of the stalnox, you can do the same for a regular hinox and it'll be stunned for longer than with a regular arrow
Fun fact: if you see a sleeping hinox and want it's weapons you can climb onto its arm while crouching then it accidentally puts you on its body so you can get all the weapons without waking it
For a hinox just... Make sure you've got a decent bow (preferably something with triple shot), make sure you've got height, wait for it's eye to be open, stasis and then jump off your ledge and trigger bullet time, this should allow you to easily one shot the Hinox due to the insane amounts of arrows being shot into it during stasis
You just made me realize that if there is sky diving bow combat in TotK they will have to rebalance all the enemies for that or make bullet time work totally differently depending on altitude and velocity.... interesting.
@@kuyswe ... I just played some botw a while ago. I just defeated my first lynel. The one by zoras domain. It saw me and attacked me. Don't worry I have the thunder helm on. So it's lightning attack did nothing. I was actually surprised by how well I was dodging it's attacks and the durability of my shield.
He hardly gave any Lynel tips tho, and one of them wasn't even accurate. They will in fact start shooting at you w arrows if you spend too much time around them. The tip about not being able to stun them while they're using a bow is a neat fact but not that helpful in actual combat.
Yeah there are some games with some enemies where trying to play safe and at a distance will cause you far more harm and waste tons of time. Lynels in Zelda are one of these things. It's best to charge in, face them head on at close range. Keep up the stuns and the bullet time to put in as much damage as possible while they can do as few attacks as possible
I was sniped by a Lynel when I was way past it and through a mountain: ran away immediately because I was ill-equipped and so was just minding business when a thunder arrow struck me from the sky like Zeus was pissed at me for sight-seeing
If you stop and have a stare down with a Lynel it will perceive it as a challenge and attack you even if you don't draw your weapon. It's amazing the detail they put into these enemies.
Lynels are just territorial If you get too close or do anything that makes you look like a threat, However if you just pass by they wont do anything They would attack you if you just stand there from a distance far enough, but hey, if i was a territorial minotaur i would attack someone whos just standing there watching me
The one about lynels is true, I did some rounds of running past one and looking at their regions armor plate and kept going and it didn’t attack, if you don’t stay in their vicinity for to long, they won’t attack, stay in it for a certain time and they will pull out their bows, then you’ll have like 5-7 seconds to leave before they try and destroy you…
It would be cool if Lynels will be allies in TotK. They are very territorial, and I could see them being more pissed at Ganon than us. They were enemies when Calamity Ganon came to power, but Im sure they could explain that away with some clever lore. I just really want to ride a Lynel into battle.
Lynels are kinda weird because some of them behave differently. In general, they let you know they notice you, but give you a chance to rethink your decisions. The same doesn't apply to the red lynel near Zora, which will attack you as soon as you get spotted. The one in the coliseum ruins is also quite aggressive, it might decide to target you with its bow even if you leave before triggering the fight. It also has superpowers, since it can hit you even when you're supposedly taking cover
I love botw so much. There are so many fun things to do. I have beat Calamity Ganon, but I still have so much stuff left to complete, like shrines and korok seeds, fighting the different mini bosses I missed, etc... still have trial of the sword and champion's ballad to do. Love it.
Bruh was watching this thinking “how doesn’t everybody know about these” until the lynel one came up and i got flashbacks to stealthily trying to subvert the great plateau silver lynel and failing A LOT
At first I thought you were just pranking us to get us to walk up to one of these tough SOBs without a weapon and extra vulnerable lol. One question though, if they first see you while you’re kinda far away will they still fire an arrow at you?
that one about lynels not attacking is untrue, if you linger too long or get too close they will start attacking, some even just attack you on sight like the one in the colosseum
Lynels WILL attack you if you don't pull out your weapon if you stay near them or try to hide. If you go on your way they will watch you but not attack.
Honestly I miss when lynels used to take time to kill. Now you just shoot them in the head with a 5x bow with shock arrows and they die In a few seconds
@@100PercentZeldawhen I left the plateau, it was night time and I ran around blindly. I think(?) I saw a moblin, the ganon horse, and lionels, and they all seemed like terrifying and powerful new monsters. I finally killed one (I assume a moblin) after being chased all over the place... and then the blood moon triggered.
@@arbytimber^this. Endgame literally lets you 1 shot anything with Ancient Arrows. Just start a new save file or simply restrict what you use against them. It can be fun to make up challenges for yourself
I like that you fit so many neat tips in such a short video. This is a perfect example of how to use the "shorts" format. If I ever manage to play master mode properly, some of these tips - especially the one where I can avoid the starting zone Lynel - will come in handy. It's so frustrating, I'd love to try a harder mode, but the difficulty curve is just stupid. The first enemies you encounter now have several times the HP, and when you only have sticks, you'll exhaust your whole inventory just to kill one. And not only does it take far longer to kill a single enemy, I'm likely to die after 1-2 hits. 😩
#1 best/quickest/safest/easiest way to kill Lynel is to shoot their head with 5-shot arrow (using regular arrows) while wearing twice-upgraded barbarian armor. That’s all you have to do. Just keep shooting at its head, and it will stay in one spot because every third or so shot will stun it (or whatever it’s called). Of course I didn’t say it’s the quickest way, in terms of all the time it takes to reach the ability to earn 5-shot bows or upgrade armor, but once you’ve done that then killing a Lynel is trivial. I also use glitches to transfer durability/heal my weapons/duplicate weapons, and of course I use the torch trick (at lost woods entrance) to replenish arrows, but none of that is necessary.
Here’s another trick. If you’re fighting a lynel, you should keep as much distance as possible while still being in its range. When you see it pull out a bow and shoot arrows, those are health arrows and will heal you if they hit you.
Muldugas are giant dogs, they want to play fetch, but can’t see above the sand surface. That’s why they attack you. Using your bomb agains them is blowing up a dog.
I’m still blown away and surprised by the work they put into making this game have physics. Also I can honestly say the only one of these I knew abt was the Molduga, well done.
With Mulduga, you can have the creature swallow the first bomb… then if you fire the bomb arrows at it, you’ll stun it. The moment it gets back up, you can explode the internal bomb and stun it a second time.
I was minding my own business, killing fish in the water with my bow, and suddenly a Lynel comes and shoots me with his bow. Like what, i wasnt even close to you man 😭
Another things with Lynels that I’ve found is that, as long as you’re a certain distance away, they won’t draw their weapon until you do. They’re actually very chivalrous creatures
All of these tips are great but I've absolutely been sniped by that one lynel in the desert while I was minding my business standing on that huge sword monument thing 😂
Lynels are some of my favorite enemies because of how human they are. They're extremely civilized and fight with honor rather than trying to hit you when you're down
With the Molduga, if you just use Urbosa’s lightning blessing three times in a row it kills it dead. Just throw the bomb, explode it, charge the lightning and wait for it to jump out of the sand and shock it, then do it two more times before it goes back under.
That's pretty interesting! Lol I thought I knew all these things, but the metal for the hinox, I didn't know lol the moldugas chasing the bombs I never knew either. I've just exploded them when they got close.
Beat every shrine, over 150 hours, never realized that's how youre supposed to defeat moldugas, I would hit them woth a bomb arrow while they were ubder the sand which would cause them to pop out.
Tip for beating Lynels; get up high in the air then pull out a bow that shoots multiple arrows, use bomb arrows, then hit them with an air strike while falling in slow-mo.
It’s interesting enough to know, about the stub combinations on Taluses, but then again, a simple bomb thrown at their arms and blown will stun them anyways. And as for damage multipliers: As easy as it is to get a royal claymore or an edge of duality, there really is no excuse not to deal tons of damage on a talus. Another fun way to deal with a talus is to use magnesis on a particularly heavy metal block and bonk their weak spot with that. And as for hinoxes: simply run under them, whisk on their legs a couple of times and if it prepares to jump on you, get outside the range again. Rince and repeat. They die way too quickly. 😅 Stalnox are annoying with their eyes, so knowing the bomb arrow Trick surely is useful. The lynels only shoot their bows at you if you are up on something, where they can’t run over you anymore. Simply stay on the ground and stun them from there. You can also headshot from behind, tho you don’t have a definitive visual on where below that huge mane is their skull, that you need to hit for a stun. Still you can learn to anticipate the right spots to aim to for sure. Lynels sure look scary though.
Other than those two last factoids and the one about recharding talui, I'm glad to already know about dealing with enemies and bosses. Although I'm certain a Stalnox's eye will fall out regardless of what arrow you use. Who knows. I just started a new save for BOTW a few days ago after shelving it for about two years and the first Stalnox I fought was the one guarding the Hylian Shield. Immediately used bomb arrows because why not.
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Lynels do want to fight. They want a fair fight though.
After while.. it becomes unfair for them haha
@@100PercentZelda yeah in endgame I marked every one of them on my map and would go on a murder spree after a bloodmoon. Headshots are so effective on them.
@@Stachelbeeerchen I’m glad I wasn’t the only one. Granted I did it because I saw that I’d get savage lynel swords with attack up+ fairly often from them and really wanted it for myself to see how high I could get. I got up to 109 damage one. It’s now hanging in my house
If you hang around long enough they will fight you.
I feel kinda bad about killing all of them then 😅
“Lynels won’t attack you if you don’t pull out your weapon. They don’t want to fight.”
*Yea, tell that to the Lynel I ran from on the Plateau, who sniped me from ALL THE WAY ON THE ROOF OF THE TEMPLE OF TIME*
"Thanks for standing still, wanker!"
That one probably had it out for you.
Some will attack you regardless of the situation, but not all. There's a unique colored Lynel near the stable along the ancient tech lab.
That one just stares..
@@kimanir1802 bro was out for blood I’m telling you 😭
@@kimanir1802the one in the woods or the one on the grassy plain to the north of those woods?
@@shooter7734 If I remember correctly it's along from the Akhala staple which is next to the "Deep Akhala".
The grasslands along that path. Good luck. 👍🏻
Lynels also recognize your camera as a weapon and will attack immediatly. So i guess they are pretty shy
I think you meant paranoid
That explains why the Lynel kept attacking me. I used the Polaroid to take a pic :’)
Bashful creatures huh
They have to protect their image
So that's why I got attacked
If you get close enough, lynels will fight regardless of whether you've drawn a weapon or not. The key words here being close ENOUGH. They draw their weapon, but do not attack until you're deemed a threat.
I don’t think we will EVER be a threat to a Lynel 🤣
@@MrsKaren-vf2vo i don’t think you know you’re playing as a crazy 117 year old with multiple weapons, the ability to slow down time, and arrows that can completely erase every one of your molecules out of existence.😂
They remind me of giants from skyrim
@@MrsKaren-vf2votriple shot bows can easily kill them at close range lol
@@BurntSushi. What if someone mods it so that they launch you into the air a great distance when they land a hit on you so they're like the glitched out ESV: Skyrim giants.
Lynels WILL attack you if you get to close to them, even unarmed. They WILL attack if you are noticed at a distance and linger for too long. If they notice you, walk away immediately without welding your weapon, this is the only peaceful approach
This sounds like a nature instructor warning you of the apex predator lol
Which game is it ?.
@@BUGSBUNNY10star zelda breath of the wild
They’ll also attack if you activate runes. I found that out by trying to take a picture of one. Next thing I saw was an angry lynel and 5 bomb arrows headed my way
@@yellowluma101 good reference
I thought that's how you're supposed to fight Mulduga.
Some people don't realize that
Molduga takes extra damage from electricity
@@100PercentZelda I didn't realize it during my first encounter with muldoga. I baited him by standing in the sand. Use revali's gail or firewood to get updraft and trigger bullet time.
@@100PercentZelda How could ppl not realize it? How else would you kill them?
@@Arie420 only the king, the others dont
I love it when the hinox goes: ai yay ay hay ai aya
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Literally when you put iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii in google translator
WAMUU
AWAKEN, MY BROTHERS!
I hope that in TotK they make the Lynel an official miniboss, because if you notice, the Stone Talus, the Hinox, Stalnox, the game does consider them as minibosses because they have a life bar displayed, on the other hand, lynels do not have it.
I think it would be more interesting to make them another intelligent race, or at least one character, like the "king" Lynel needs something from you.
@@ARUCARDFTEPES That would be really cool, but the game would need to happen in another age. Maybe Link takes another hundred years sleep at the beginning?
We're going to get a Malice enraged, guardian infused Lynel in TotK and like it.
@@jaredponder4149 heyyyy sorry, we’re W H A T
@@FelipeKana1 i'm convinced this is exactly what happens; at the end of BOTW link goes back to sleep in the resurrection chamber and then he wakes up in TOTK. we'll find out soon!
It’s not that Lynel’s don’t want to fight. They do. They’re just giving you the chance to really consider your options once you draw close enough for them to draw their weapons. Issuing a challenge where you either do the same or run.
I'd always like to consider it a duel rather than any normal fight. No wonder lynels can be found in coliseums
I see the monsters of Hyrule as expressions of the different facets of Ganon. The Lynel represents his skill and cunning as a warrior. They claim territory away from roads. They do not threaten settlements. They do not instantly engage Link on sight as he passes them, as long as he respects their personal bubble.
I never sneak up on Lynels. They are the only enemy to show me respect, so I make sure I enter their territory on foot, walking, with my hands empty. I wait for them to issue a challenge by drawing their weapon, and then I draw mine to accept.
Lynels are just about the only creatures of Ganon I could see forming a society of their own. They are excellent smiths, powerful and skillful combatants, and far more intelligent than anything else. I almost wish there was an expansion to Kilton's disguises, where you could befriend a monster. I would absolutely make friends with a Lynel.
Uh...but Lynels have appeared in other games too, where Ganon was definitely not some military genius
@@The_Jumping_Box i didn't say anything about military genius, did I? I was talking about his individual skill as a warrior. Not as a leader.
@@Xahnel ...are you even talking about Ganon? Lmao
I feel like you're mixing up ganondorf and Ganon, those are different things
I agree with most of this except for the part about lynels being the only creature intelligent enough to create their own society as bokoblins, lizolfos, and maybe moblins, are more then smart enough to create at least very primitive societies
@@The_Jumping_Box umm Ganon is ganondorf
Since you mentioned the bomb arrow hitting the eye of the stalnox, you can do the same for a regular hinox and it'll be stunned for longer than with a regular arrow
I recently learned that it depends on the strength of the arrow. He'll either get stunned and sit or the eye will come out
Fun fact: if you see a sleeping hinox and want it's weapons you can climb onto its arm while crouching then it accidentally puts you on its body so you can get all the weapons without waking it
For a hinox just... Make sure you've got a decent bow (preferably something with triple shot), make sure you've got height, wait for it's eye to be open, stasis and then jump off your ledge and trigger bullet time, this should allow you to easily one shot the Hinox due to the insane amounts of arrows being shot into it during stasis
How do you do the different shots? Triple vs Quick etc
@@derekhandson351 different bows
You just made me realize that if there is sky diving bow combat in TotK they will have to rebalance all the enemies for that or make bullet time work totally differently depending on altitude and velocity.... interesting.
I am a SEASONED lynel hunter. That last one I was actually unaware of. Thank you.
@kuyswe there's a radius, you need to run outside that radius, otherwise they will attack.
@@kuysweyeah the lynel by the hinox by the giant path/canyon called hateno pass I think. Will attack me the moment it sees me.
@@kuyswe ... I just played some botw a while ago. I just defeated my first lynel. The one by zoras domain. It saw me and attacked me. Don't worry I have the thunder helm on. So it's lightning attack did nothing. I was actually surprised by how well I was dodging it's attacks and the durability of my shield.
@@Chara_Dreemurr1there's no Lynel in Hateno
I believe you mean the Lynel at the end of Lanaryu Road at the East Gate which has a hinox nearby
@@shooter7734 yeah I realised that after looking at my map
Those lynel tips were huge thanks!
You're welcome!
He hardly gave any Lynel tips tho, and one of them wasn't even accurate. They will in fact start shooting at you w arrows if you spend too much time around them. The tip about not being able to stun them while they're using a bow is a neat fact but not that helpful in actual combat.
@@skins4thewin that’s the point it’s a joke god why do people not understand TH-cam but still get addicted to it
@@skins4thewin it was for me. 🕺🪩
@@skins4thewin im pretty sure u can stun them when they're use a bows
If a Lynel is shooting at you with its bow the only option is to reload your save
Yeah there are some games with some enemies where trying to play safe and at a distance will cause you far more harm and waste tons of time. Lynels in Zelda are one of these things. It's best to charge in, face them head on at close range. Keep up the stuns and the bullet time to put in as much damage as possible while they can do as few attacks as possible
They do not want a fight.. THEY WANT A MASSACRE
"They will not attack you if you do not hold your weapon"
Apparently Lynels consider cameras to be weapons...
I mean, it probably has no idea wtf a Camera is. It probably does think it's some kind of weapon
The one near Zora domain is the only exception, and this is intentional.
I was sniped by a Lynel when I was way past it and through a mountain: ran away immediately because I was ill-equipped and so was just minding business when a thunder arrow struck me from the sky like Zeus was pissed at me for sight-seeing
If you stop and have a stare down with a Lynel it will perceive it as a challenge and attack you even if you don't draw your weapon. It's amazing the detail they put into these enemies.
The modulga one is gonna save me a ton, I usually just let myself get attacked and then airshot it
Lynels are just territorial
If you get too close or do anything that makes you look like a threat, However if you just pass by they wont do anything
They would attack you if you just stand there from a distance far enough, but hey, if i was a territorial minotaur i would attack someone whos just standing there watching me
If you wait by a lynel without drawing your weapon, it will roar and begin the fight.
The one about lynels is true, I did some rounds of running past one and looking at their regions armor plate and kept going and it didn’t attack, if you don’t stay in their vicinity for to long, they won’t attack, stay in it for a certain time and they will pull out their bows, then you’ll have like 5-7 seconds to leave before they try and destroy you…
I think the only one that does try to kill you on sight is the one in Zora's Domain, but I could be remembering that wrong.
It would be cool if Lynels will be allies in TotK. They are very territorial, and I could see them being more pissed at Ganon than us. They were enemies when Calamity Ganon came to power, but Im sure they could explain that away with some clever lore. I just really want to ride a Lynel into battle.
We also didn't see any in the trailer. So you never know
Enemies are going to be riding enemy Lynels into battle
Every Lynel gotta feel these hands
Lynels are kinda weird because some of them behave differently. In general, they let you know they notice you, but give you a chance to rethink your decisions. The same doesn't apply to the red lynel near Zora, which will attack you as soon as you get spotted. The one in the coliseum ruins is also quite aggressive, it might decide to target you with its bow even if you leave before triggering the fight. It also has superpowers, since it can hit you even when you're supposedly taking cover
I love botw so much. There are so many fun things to do. I have beat Calamity Ganon, but I still have so much stuff left to complete, like shrines and korok seeds, fighting the different mini bosses I missed, etc... still have trial of the sword and champion's ballad to do. Love it.
Bruh was watching this thinking “how doesn’t everybody know about these” until the lynel one came up and i got flashbacks to stealthily trying to subvert the great plateau silver lynel and failing A LOT
I neeed a Hinox dance party compilation
that would be fun
I never thought to try using a shock arrow on a Black Hinox’s metal leg armor, but it’s so obvious now that it’s being pointed out 🤯
Lynels: I see no weapon. You're no threat to me.
Also Lynels: You got too close to me, prepare to Die-lian
Lynel is my kinda guy
They're cool
At first I thought you were just pranking us to get us to walk up to one of these tough SOBs without a weapon and extra vulnerable lol. One question though, if they first see you while you’re kinda far away will they still fire an arrow at you?
So you’re telling me there are people fighting mulduga without the bomb strategy? Now that’s terrifying
Lynnels just want to live
also me: GIMME THAT HORN
That Hinox armor thing was REALLY helpful to know
@@UndertaleFan-cx2mc yes! It helps alot when I have problems hitting their eyes haha
Thank you for the tips
You're welcome!
that one about lynels not attacking is untrue, if you linger too long or get too close they will start attacking, some even just attack you on sight like the one in the colosseum
Haha yeah, I should have added that
I thought the bomb strat was the only way to fight moldugas lol
This just shows how intelligent lynels are
They very much are
Lynels WILL attack you if you don't pull out your weapon if you stay near them or try to hide. If you go on your way they will watch you but not attack.
This attention to detail is crazy
Honestly I miss when lynels used to take time to kill. Now you just shoot them in the head with a 5x bow with shock arrows and they die In a few seconds
Haha yeah, I remember the first time fighting them... it was a lot
@@100PercentZeldawhen I left the plateau, it was night time and I ran around blindly. I think(?) I saw a moblin, the ganon horse, and lionels, and they all seemed like terrifying and powerful new monsters. I finally killed one (I assume a moblin) after being chased all over the place... and then the blood moon triggered.
Then why not make it fun? Restrict what weapons and armor you can use
@@arbytimber^this. Endgame literally lets you 1 shot anything with Ancient Arrows. Just start a new save file or simply restrict what you use against them. It can be fun to make up challenges for yourself
Where the hell do I find a 5x Bow?!
I like that you fit so many neat tips in such a short video. This is a perfect example of how to use the "shorts" format.
If I ever manage to play master mode properly, some of these tips - especially the one where I can avoid the starting zone Lynel - will come in handy.
It's so frustrating, I'd love to try a harder mode, but the difficulty curve is just stupid. The first enemies you encounter now have several times the HP, and when you only have sticks, you'll exhaust your whole inventory just to kill one. And not only does it take far longer to kill a single enemy, I'm likely to die after 1-2 hits. 😩
Lynels will attack you if you’re within their territory for over 1 minute
That's correct.. I would have added that
Thank you, I just recently got this game for my Nintendo switch and this video actually helped me out a lot!💯
Yay! You're welcome!
Hundreds of hours on botw and I never knew that about hinox armour tricks
Yay! Now you know! =)
#1 best/quickest/safest/easiest way to kill Lynel is to shoot their head with 5-shot arrow (using regular arrows) while wearing twice-upgraded barbarian armor. That’s all you have to do. Just keep shooting at its head, and it will stay in one spot because every third or so shot will stun it (or whatever it’s called).
Of course I didn’t say it’s the quickest way, in terms of all the time it takes to reach the ability to earn 5-shot bows or upgrade armor, but once you’ve done that then killing a Lynel is trivial. I also use glitches to transfer durability/heal my weapons/duplicate weapons, and of course I use the torch trick (at lost woods entrance) to replenish arrows, but none of that is necessary.
Thanks for the tips
you're welcome!
Good information! I'm playing through it for the first time now. I grew up with the original on NES and am extremely happy with BOTW
Here’s another trick. If you’re fighting a lynel, you should keep as much distance as possible while still being in its range. When you see it pull out a bow and shoot arrows, those are health arrows and will heal you if they hit you.
Health arrows are the new friendliness pellets I see
Good tips
Genuinely amazed we are still learning new things like this 6 years on.
The people who are worried that TotK won't deliver are going to be so happy.
Lynels are the ultimate sigmas 😎
they think they're so cool
How am I STILL learning new things about this game 6 years later? Amazing
WTF BRO HAS 600 ARROWS? HOW? I CAN'T EVEN GET 20💀💀💀💀
Stop using them so much
Thank you. I have HUNDREDS of hours on botw and know all these but I had no **eye**-dea about the Stalnoxes and bomb arrows!
Haha I get it =P 👁👁👁👁👁👁👁
Muldugas are giant dogs, they want to play fetch, but can’t see above the sand surface. That’s why they attack you. Using your bomb agains them is blowing up a dog.
Hinox will go "Aye aye ya got this feeling that you know, when im losing all control, cuz there's magic in my bones"
Aye aye aye I have this feeling in my soul go ahead and throw your stones, cus there’s magic in my bones
This game is that insane that new tips are still being released
Lynel’s just like, “Hylia, save me. This little elf man is about to murder me for the 1000th time. When will it end?”
😄
Thank you for posting! I thought Lynels adore to fight.
You're welcome!
I’m still blown away and surprised by the work they put into making this game have physics. Also I can honestly say the only one of these I knew abt was the Molduga, well done.
There's so much! And thank you!
“Lynels just want to live”
Too bad that having savage weapons is illegal
So obvious yet so funny 😂
Thanks for the lynel tip, I also find it funny to make the big Cyclops dance
This was actually super helpful I had no idea
Yay! Happy to help!
With Mulduga, you can have the creature swallow the first bomb… then if you fire the bomb arrows at it, you’ll stun it. The moment it gets back up, you can explode the internal bomb and stun it a second time.
That's a good way to do it
That free slot is the testament that you’re a true Zelda veteran
Finally a way to defeat a molduga, thank you
You're welcome!
FINALLY A GOOD WAY TO FIGHT MODULGAS 😭🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I was minding my own business, killing fish in the water with my bow, and suddenly a Lynel comes and shoots me with his bow. Like what, i wasnt even close to you man 😭
The hinox tips about the armour on leg, I did not know that
Awesome. Happy to help!
Wow just getting into this game…. This is great!
Yay!
Another things with Lynels that I’ve found is that, as long as you’re a certain distance away, they won’t draw their weapon until you do. They’re actually very chivalrous creatures
Lynels definitely want to fight. They’re just honorable warriors with a thirst for actual battle
Another episode of “wtf I didn’t know you could do that!” About the hinox’s leg trick
Yay! Glad you learned something new!
All of these tips are great but I've absolutely been sniped by that one lynel in the desert while I was minding my business standing on that huge sword monument thing 😂
There's one thing I forgot to add and that they will eventually attack you after some time. Haha
Lynels are some of my favorite enemies because of how human they are. They're extremely civilized and fight with honor rather than trying to hit you when you're down
I love how some of these techniques are just being found out NOW...
With the Molduga, if you just use Urbosa’s lightning blessing three times in a row it kills it dead. Just throw the bomb, explode it, charge the lightning and wait for it to jump out of the sand and shock it, then do it two more times before it goes back under.
Thx I always fight Lynels when I come across them but I always beat them so I'm fine
That's pretty interesting! Lol I thought I knew all these things, but the metal for the hinox, I didn't know lol the moldugas chasing the bombs I never knew either. I've just exploded them when they got close.
Beat every shrine, over 150 hours, never realized that's how youre supposed to defeat moldugas, I would hit them woth a bomb arrow while they were ubder the sand which would cause them to pop out.
Lynels won’t attack you?! If you don’t bring your weapon out!?!? But……
Well I knew most of those but I still learned a thing or two wish I knew about your channel sooner 👍
Thanks!
Another brilliant short filled with tons of info! Need to remember the bomb arrow on Stalnox, fantastic tip!
The hinox dancing to the music got me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🕺 hinox dance
Party!
"If you burn it, they'll dance!" Meme material right there.
till this day botw has so many new things I just found out/discovered
There's so much!
Key trick for lynels: do NOT hide under surfaces if they shoot arrows up; it goes through them. I tested this on one of the gatehouse lynels.
That Hinox got a shocking experience 😂
the lynel may not want to fight, but i do.
Get em!
I did the bomb thing with the molduga today, I found out that by myself, so I'm proud✋🏼😌👌🏼 I didn't know the other tricks though, good video
Tip for beating Lynels; get up high in the air then pull out a bow that shoots multiple arrows, use bomb arrows, then hit them with an air strike while falling in slow-mo.
That Lynette tip changes everything for me if it’s legit.
It is... except! If you hang out too long, they will attack. And the one by Zora will always attack. I guess since it's part of a quest
Feeding bombs to giant sand worms reminds me of Jedi Academy. Ahh nostalgia.
It’s interesting enough to know, about the stub combinations on Taluses, but then again, a simple bomb thrown at their arms and blown will stun them anyways. And as for damage multipliers: As easy as it is to get a royal claymore or an edge of duality, there really is no excuse not to deal tons of damage on a talus. Another fun way to deal with a talus is to use magnesis on a particularly heavy metal block and bonk their weak spot with that.
And as for hinoxes: simply run under them, whisk on their legs a couple of times and if it prepares to jump on you, get outside the range again. Rince and repeat. They die way too quickly. 😅
Stalnox are annoying with their eyes, so knowing the bomb arrow Trick surely is useful.
The lynels only shoot their bows at you if you are up on something, where they can’t run over you anymore. Simply stay on the ground and stun them from there. You can also headshot from behind, tho you don’t have a definitive visual on where below that huge mane is their skull, that you need to hit for a stun. Still you can learn to anticipate the right spots to aim to for sure. Lynels sure look scary though.
Other than those two last factoids and the one about recharding talui, I'm glad to already know about dealing with enemies and bosses. Although I'm certain a Stalnox's eye will fall out regardless of what arrow you use. Who knows. I just started a new save for BOTW a few days ago after shelving it for about two years and the first Stalnox I fought was the one guarding the Hylian Shield. Immediately used bomb arrows because why not.
The Lynel one is a neat trick.