Breath of the Wild What's your hardest part in BotW?

[GrooseIsLoose]

Daily Debate: What's the Hardest Part of Breath of the Wild? - Zelda Dungeon

Hopefully this post doesn’t contain spoilers given that Breath of the Wild has been out for over five years. I’ve played and re-played this iconic game several times over the years and was impressed with Nintendo’s attention to detail and willingness to go the route of DLC as well. Anytime a...

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Mine would be the sneak mission in Yiga clan hideout. (I haven't played sword trials). I always messed up and got spotted by them

 

[Uwu_Oocoo2]

You know, I never noticed this thread.
As far as the main story goes I had the most difficulty when fighting Thunderblight Ganon. The whole desert section in general was kind of stressful, although the Yiga Clan Hideout wasn't quite as tough as I thought it'd be. Out of the four blights Thunderblight was the only one I had to come back to after some preparation (and after getting more heart containers).
Outside of the story though the Tests of Strength are the worst. Any time I enter one I just turn and leave again without attempting it because I just know I'm gonna get my butt kicked. I'm no good at perfect blocking or anything so it makes it tricky.

 

[Bowsette Plus-Ultra]

Mine was more of a self-imposed level of difficulty.

Early on during my first playthrough, I sneaked into Hyrule Castle. Considering how undergeared and three-hearted I was, every enemy hit was pretty much instant death. It was the sort of difficulty that Zelda wouldn't dare impose normally, but I kept braving it because of the strong gear that could be found inside.

 

[twilitfalchion]

Hardest part is usually the first few hours, if only because of the stat and equipment limitations.

Beyond that, anything that's remotely challenging is found in the DLC, specifically the sword trials and the blight encounters with restricted gear. Thunderblight 2: Electric Boogaloo was a doozy back when I played through the DLC for the first time, though it was good because it forced me to actually get dodging and parrying down since I hadn't really ever needed to do that up to that point.

 

[Mikey the Moblin]

Doing something I've already done