Most Annoying Things in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Okay, this doesn't happen to me anymore, but when I was a beginner, I would be at the top of a cliff or something, and then a monster would come up from behind me while I was looking out and I'd fall to the ground. Then I'd roll off the cliff and drown or something.

Link is the reincarnation of the Hero of Time, the guardian of Hyrule, the wielder of the legendary Master Sword, and many other things. I feel like if he got hit by an anteater with a stick, he'd just shrug it off, not flop on the ground and roll around in agony like the world was ending.

For me, I always like climbing. I always climb. Oops, the rain comes up. NO, you slip! Low stamina, you fall, blah blah blah.

P.S. Slipping in rain lowers stamina? That's like tripping in rain making you lose one heart! Seriously?

This is very hard because whenever you jump for height, you lose a lot of that height because you slip.

I often do something important to a quest only for it to start raining, so I have to wait for it to stop.

There's just no way around it. Weapons breaking in the middle of a fight is irritating. And don't you hate it when a weapon you really like finally gives out?

On the bright side, this mechanic does make finding new weapons more rewarding and exciting because you really need them!

I just can't. Every time I see "Your ___ is badly damaged," it makes me want to set something on fire. And Zelda is a game where that is possible.

I don't dislike the weapon durability system. It's just that the weapons break ALL THE TIME! You can't even go one monster without breaking a weapon! So annoying.

My fourth Blood Moon occurred during the boss fight against the Yiga Clan leader. The first was in Hateno Village. If the scientist at the Dueling Peaks Stable says that there is some event coming up but he can't remember what it is, a Blood Moon will happen.

I actually don't know why this exists. It just makes the game longer!

There are so many, and there probably isn't even a reward.

"Yahaha! You fou-"
BE QUIET, YOU DARN KOROK!

Korok Seeds are a pain, with little reward. There are 900 in total across the whole map. Koroks hide in random places, and when you find them, they'll do a "yahaha" and give you a Korok Seed in return for playing a game of hide-and-seek you never agreed to.

The only thing you can use these seeds for is to expand your inventory. For that, you need to find Hestu. He's a giant Korok. Wow.

Anyway, Hestu isn't always in the same spot before you find Korok Forest, so newer players might have trouble tracking him down after the first encounter. You can pay Hestu a Korok Seed to expand your inventory.

However, you can't get 900 inventory slots. If you played hide-and-seek with all of those Koroks, got all 900 seeds, and thought you'd be able to get a great reward, no. Just no. There's a max to your inventory, which means many Korok Seeds will be sitting lonely in your pocket.

There is a reward for collecting all 900, but it's called Hestu's Gift and... well, it's literally just a piece of Hestu's crap.

"SHOTO, SHAKALAKA, 900 SEEDS OF MY FRIENDS IS FUN! NOW, HAVE MY GIFT, HESTU'S CRAP!"

Yay. Thanks, Hestu.

So, at the end of the day, do YOU want to search the whole world for Koroks to give you seeds where only less than half of them are useful and the others contribute to a pile of crap? Well, Korok hunting will be your thing then! It sure isn't mine, though.

"Yahah-"
NEVER YAHAHA AT ME AGAIN, YOU DIDDLY DARN KOROK!

Can't climb mountains or swim across rivers.

This prevented me from getting so many good weapons. That was very annoying, as all of my weapons are good, so when I get more good weapons, I have to drop a good weapon.

It has made SO MANY new weapon finds extremely anticlimactic.

I hate gauntlets... except for the ones on the Tunic of Time and the other tunics with them. <Ba-Dum Crash!>

I know how to beat it with good weapons. You drop all you want to keep on the raft, go to the island on the raft, and BOOM, you have stuff you can fight with.

I found it and went back one save file because I want to wait until I get 3 more hearts.

The moblins on top of the mountain are armed with soldiers' broadswords and just destroy you.

Why? It took me 2-3 days, and it was painful.

I find it quite funny when Link is emotionless in most situations. He looks like he doesn't care at all. But when he makes food, he's so happy for some reason and it confuses me. What really annoys me is that he doesn't talk.

So annoying. I know the developers made him like this so that players could project their own thoughts and emotions onto him. But I personally find it detracts from the impact of the story. It makes it less interesting, in my opinion, because everything feels one-sided.

It really breaks the immersion too (kinda ironic, huh?). There ends up being an in-game explanation for his seriousness, but that's not until the very end and it still doesn't excuse his almost eternally blank expression. Just a little bit more emotion would have made the story better, in my opinion.

The first time this happened, I didn't know you could fix it by going to a stable, so I just stranded my horse there.

My sister had a problem with this when she was doing that horseback time trial at one of the stables.

Don't forget the noises the NPCs make when you talk to them. The Great Fairies are so over the top with it. I heard someone in an apartment was getting sued by their neighbor for watching adult content, but they were just enhancing their clothing.

It's so inferior to the one in Ocarina of Time. I did not enjoy it one bit. I would never have played it again if I didn't want that new tack. Even the music is super lame and annoying. I actually got angry playing this one.

Most of the other things here aren't so bad. Rain climbing becomes no problem later on. The Yiga Clan can be ignored. But this... I wasted so much time for such a stupid reward.