![]() ![]() ![]() I recommend buffing your stamina as much as possible, but if you're truly afraid of being killed, do what your heart tells you. If you go in the opposite direction and opt for max hearts in BOTW, you'll be stuck with just over two bars of stamina instead of the max of three. Keep in mind that 27 is still a huge number of hearts and, as long as I play responsibly, I never die anymore. Since I did that, I can only have 27 hearts instead of 30. I chose to go for max stamina in BOTW because I found myself inconvenienced by mountains far more often than by enemies. And, as with many of the extra challenges in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, like Korok Seeds or armor upgrades, hearts and stamina are likely intended more to facilitate a player's journey than to be fully maxed out.The above screenshot is from my completed save file, where I've done all 120 shrines. ![]() While the missing hearts or stamina might be annoying to completionists, TOTK has plenty of ways to circumvent the limits, such as temporary hearts and stamina from cooking or resting at inns or exchanging upgrades between the two stats at the Horned Statue below Lookout Landing. On the other hand, however, getting every health and stamina upgrade in TOTK does bring players closer to the game's caps, being only two upgrades short as opposed to the base game of BOTW's three. While a potential future DLC may allow players to finally max out on both stats at once, it is worth noting that even with Breath of the Wild's extra Spirit Orbs from The Champion 's Ballad, both hearts and stamina still couldn't be maxed out - meaning that more TOTK content won't necessarily bring enough resources for players to fully max out. ![]()
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