It’s all in how you look at it, and how you prefer to play. Stomping through the story quests with overwhelming force can feel like a brilliant plan paying off, or it can feel like playing on easy mode. You can spend dozens of hours combing the world for powerful stuff, and then return to the main quest wielding god-killer weapons and wearing armor that is basically an Iron Man suit. Exploration, however, rarely pushes you back onto the quest path. Generally, the difficulty of the story quests’ will ramp up more quickly than those quests dole out power, nudging you to go exploring. The second path is exploration, and that can be either aimless and free-form or the deliberate pursuit of power-enhancing items that are outside the main quest. The first is the narrative following the quests and spooling out the game’s story. It’s best to think about open world games as having two interwoven progression paths.
This information could be seen as spoilers if you want to figure everything out for yourself, so this is your warning. I’m going to help by pointing out ways to increase your power quickly, as well as explain the most efficient ways to get the stuff you need to undertake the game’s challenges.
These kinds of challenges will be familiar if you’ve played recent entries in the Elder Scrolls or Fallout series, but the game might be a bit overwhelming if you’re a casual Nintendo fan. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is an enormous game with an open world full of places to explore and stuff that will kill you.
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