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You’re guaranteed to see something that piques your interest, whether it’s a distant shrine, a mysterious island, or a massive dragon flying through the sky. Find a high vantage point and just look around. And part of going on an adventure is getting lost. But the story of the game - of you playing the game - is about going on an adventure. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild ’s story is about Link waking up after 100 years and reclaiming Hyrule from Calamity Canon. It might not tell you exactly where to go, but it will be in the right ballpark. The one you have selected will put an objective marker on your map and in-game radar. The quest menu lets you flick between main story, side and shrine quests with the right analog stick. To look at the quest menu, go to the inventory menu by pressing the + button, and press left. It’s not a nice trick, but it will hopefully teach you a lesson: Use the quest menu. Even if the game hasn’t selected the wrong quest for you, sometimes looking at where you’re going can help your goals feel more attainable. Yet that’s the one it selects for you, which leads many players to feel like there’s no obvious place for them to go next. One is what you should do next, while the other is a much longer-term goal. After you speak to Impa you receive two new main quests. There’s a point in Breath of the Wild, just after you get to Kakariko Village, in which the game basically tricks you into getting lost. Make sure you have the right quest selected

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