A Perfect Zelda TOTK Farming Location May Have Deeper Lore Implications
The sweeping landscape of Hyrule got a serious upgrade in , the long-awaited sequel to the Nintendo Switch’s debut title,. Though the new game, released in May 2023, reused the same map from the first game, and adding the Sky Islands and the Depths more than doubled the amount of explorable ground. But Nintendo didn’t just add to the map — it also altered the surface of Hyrule, giving formerly overlooked areas of interest a facelift.
Because of this, players have found plenty of new secrets hidden throughout Hyrule. Old hot spots have dried up, while new architecture has been built in the years between the two games. With it, some new farming spots have cropped up to aid players as they exhaust every corner of the in-game world. Satori Mountain, once a point of interest for an insignificant side quest, now holds plenty of reason for players to visit it. The point of interest was originally just a rumored tribute, but its evolution offers a new depth to the game's lore.
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As pointed out by a player on Reddit, Satori Mountain is one of the best places to farm a good number of ingredients. In a post from user ceaslack, they inquired about a possible connection to Zelda explaining the influx of Silent Princess flowers, other players pointed out that there are a lot more resources that can be farmed in this one location. In addition to Silent Princess flowers, the area is also littered with Blue Nightshade and other food resources.
Players who visit at night will also find the nearby trees speckled with rhino beetles. Though rhino beetles aren’t particularly useful in most elixirs (compared to some of the other ingredients in the game), they’re best for trading with Beedle. The traveling trader has an intense love for the six-legged creatures and will happily give the player better items and food if they’re willing to trade some of
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