Nintendo Details The First Breath of The Wild DLC Pack | |
Nintendo Details The First Breath of The Wild DLC Pack  The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - The Master Trials will set you back $20 as part of the game's Season Pass. Today, Nintendo has detailed the contents of the first DLC pack for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Called The Master Trials, the pack contains an assortment of new game modes, and new items, including a "hard mode" that is sure to give fanatics a run for their money. It's available exclusively as part of the game's $20 Season Pass, which comes with one additional DLC pack. Here's a full rundown of what you can expect when the pack launches later this year:
Additionally, a free software update for the game has just been rolled out, allowing players to change the game's audio language while keeping English as the on-text language. This means, for example, you could change the audio language to Japanese with English subtitles. | |
Any options to make items indestructible? | |
Pretty sweet stuff, though I am not pleased by the new dungeon. Is the Trial Of The Sword really what we're getting with a new dungeon, or are we getting something big like something akin to the four dungeons in the game? If it's just the trials, then I'm disappointed | |
Hey wait a minute, didn't we as a community decide that blocking off a difficulty level behind a paywall (this being before Season Passes arose from the 9th circle of Hell) was an offense worth of setting fire to THQ when they decided to do it to one of the Metro 2033 games? The costumes look kinda neat and I'd like to buy those individually. Honestly, the Korok mask seems like the most useful thing to me personally but Hard Mode being locked behind a season pass seems weird and wrong to me unless Hard Mode changes every Bokoblin into a Lionel and Lizalfos into White Lionels and their not-white Lionel best friend. | |
Twenty bucks for Hard Mode? Fuck off. | |
We don't know anything about the new dungeon, that is part of the second DLC pack that comes out in the holiday season. The Trial of the Sword is much closer in spirit to the Cave of Ordeals in Twilight Princess and releases with the first DLC pack this summer.
Twenty bucks gets you more than just hard mode. There's the rest of the stuff in this pack as well as the holiday pack out latter this year. | |
come on, is that still a thing, let's complain about weapon durability in BotW ? i mean, by mid-game, you find so much high level gear, that break less often, that i wish it break more often, because i have to drop weapon each time i open a chest... hero path seems great, the trial mode seems also great. and keep in mind that you dont pay 20 buck (well, 28 for us poor canucks) for that, and the next dlc... | |
The bit that gets me is the master sword upgrade. They made getting the master sword relatively easy this go around but it's the ultimate weapon against evil!... Except that it can be upgraded for a fee and completing a challenge. Should've made the challenge part of the game. | |
Nah. I just think Jim Sterling deserves some vindication after being DDoS attacked by Nintendo Fanatics. If it weren't for that I'd be more comfortable buying a Nintendo Switch for Skyrim. | |
So 3 things that'd barely be worthy anything (armor, medallion, and mask), two things that would be simple options tweaks or added in patches in other games (the two modes), and a basic wave clear trial kind of mode. I guess this is why Nintendo doesn't do DLC for Zelda normally. I was expecting a dungeon. Also, if we're going to add really basic modes, why not add an infinite durability mode? | |
We are getting a dungeon though. It's going to be in the second DLC expansion pack that comes out this holiday. Did nobody read the DLC overview when they first announced it way back in January? | |
I missed that it was $20 for both DLCs. I guess Season Pass and Nintendo isn't something I'm used to. Not that it isn't welcome in this case since this stuff is more of a taster for what I hope will be the bulk of the content in the dungeon. | |
Right, you get a counter that tracks your footsteps, and an item that lets you find collectables more easily. Who wouldn't want to spend $20 on that? | |
Am I the only one that thinks partially that they are selling cheats? Like not outright helpful but that korok mask is paid dlc and only serves to make the game easier. I won't get much into selling a difficulty mode though I find that despicable no matter the price,but this is Nintendo. It's not exactly new for them. Wish the cave of trials was included though. That was pretty fun in Twilight Princess | |
Hmmm, not really what I had in mind for hard mode. Guess I'll have to settle for self made challenges. | |
Shame the Trials aren't part of the base game. The other things seem like QOL, but an upgrade to the franchise's iconic weapon seems like a pretty baseline thing. Biggest hype? Audio configuration. I only got the game a day ago and was absolutely bummed that I couldn't change the audio. The English voice acting is pretty bad, imo. I was going to hold off on playing, try to crack the console and try to import the Japanese files manually, so it's very nice that they saved me the effort. Thanks guys. | |
I'm a little disappointed by the "Hard Mode". I mean, as described, it definitely does count as a Hard Mode, I just expected something a bit more substantial. I suppose I was thinking more of a Survival Mode, given that most of the mechanics are already in place, in addition to making the enemies harder. All you'd need to do is make it so you actually have to eat and sleep, and maybe restrict fast travel a bit, like a cooldown. Of course you can choose to do all of that yourself without the game enforcing it, but if its not enforced its tempting to make "exceptions"... | |
what about an easy mode | |
Is it bad that the thing that really grabbed my attention was the hero's path thing? Just being able to see my path from this point in time, all the way to the current time, and have little memories of "Oh, that squiggle of foot prints was when that guardian scared the piss out of me by lasering me from off screen" and whatever else I might remember. Also, that bit at the bottom of the article about being able to switch the language to japanese is great, cause I always prefer the original dub to english ones. Now if only I owned the game, I'd get to enjoy these things. | |
It's Nintendo, they could sell shit set on fire in a box and it would stil sell well. | |
Pretty sure Wii Music didn't sell well but I see your point. | |
Well Cards Against Humanity did sell shit in a box and it sold like hell :D On Topic: | |
