Now in one of the memory scenes, Zelda says this line of dialogue, in relation to Link and the Master Sword, that someone (LoruleanHistorian on Discord) pointed out that I thought was interesting.
If the game were on the Child Timeline, it would fit perfectly with this line as [Zelda is effectively talking about the 3 times the Master Sword has seen use in the current Child Timeline. skyward bound (Skyward Sword), adrift in time (Ocarina of Time), and steeped in the glowing embers
Long, long ago... In a past more distant than even the Great Calamity or the creation of the Divine Beast Vah Ruta… There was a Zora princess named Ruto. We know that she was an attendant to the Zora patron deity and that she was a fair and lively girl, beloved to all. Around that same time, an evil man with designs on ruling the world appeared, bringing disaster upon Zora's Domain. It is said that Ruto then awoke as a sage, facing this foe alongside the princess of Hyrule and the hero of legend. Her achievements are remembered not only by the Zora, they are also forever etched in the history of Hyrule. The Divine Beast Vah Ruta, b
So again from this stream I noted a very interesting piece of dialogue in regard to BotW's backstory. This one comes from a quest you are given after getting the paraglider, which leads you to Impa.
...So you're finally awake.
It has been quite a long time...Link.
I am much older now, but...you remember me, don't you?
What is the matter?
You are looking at me as though I am a stranger to you. Those eyes... They lack the light of familiarity.
It is I, courageous one. Impa. Surely you must at least remember the name Impa?
So during a stream on this channel, the guy finds an interesting book in Zelda's Study inside Hyrule Castle. And it tells a lot of interesting details about BotW. Including that the story told in the tapestry is actually 10,000 years old. And goes in-depth of her excavations and investigations of the Guardians, the Sheikah Slate, and the shrines. As well as the name of the Gerudo pilot.
Zelda's Research Notes
Page 1
Today I met with Impa of the Sheikah tribe and began my research into the ancient technology in earnest.
Impa introduced me to Purah and Robbie, other respected members of her tribe.
Recently I translated several parts of the Famitsu article on BotW. However, there was one page I missed. I thought page 169 was the title cover, when there was actually a page before it. Now for the most part there wasn't much new on page 168. But there was a line that caught my attention:
Hey everyone. Well I have been trying to figure out was was in lines 1,2,3,4, and 8 on the map from the Special and Master editions of Breath of the Wild, to see if I was really right that Zeltik mistranslated them, or if I was wrong this whole time. But I searched to see if maybe anyone else had figured them out. And low and behold, on shiba.2ch.net, it seems a Japanese user had already transcribed the complete map into Japanese.
Now this might have some transcription errors, so I would
Remember, the Democratic primaries and caucuses are not winner-take-all. Delegates are distributed proportionally to the percentage of the vote a candidate gets. So don't assume that your vote doesn't matter if you live in a state where Bernie is polling below Clinton. We need to pick up as many delegates as possible. So don't sit on your hands. Get out and vote. And drag as many of your friends and family to the polls to do the same.
On my second run of the game on the PS4, I entered into Greentop Nursery, only to find that while all of the items and objects are there, the buildings are not. Instead I see objects and lights floating in midair, where they would normally be attached to or resting in a building. And I can walk completely through where walls should be. So it's not as if the structures are just invisible.
Does anyone know if there is a fix to make the buildings appear, or am I stuck like this unless I start a new game file? I can't seem to find any other mentions of this problem or ways to fix it. Thanks.