Riding the Backlog - Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Part 12)
By Chris Pranger
Session 12: A Shocking Encounter
Welcome to Riding the Backlog, a series where I play a video game while on an exercise bike. My game at the moment is Breath of the Wild, a truly massive undertaking while sitting on a stationary bicycle. Thus far I’ve ridden during 11 different sessions, each generally over 90 minutes, which means my total time on the bike so far has been north of 900 minutes. Let’s keep the trend going with session 12!
When we last left off, Link (that’s me, technically) had just reached Zora’s Domain after braving the wet and rainy paths. Prince Sidon tasked me with meeting him and the king, and that’s just what I intend to do.
As a side note, this seems a good a time as any to gripe about the photo-taking feature of the Switch. It is great, and so simple, and I like to do it, but the button placement really irks me. Having it positioned right next to the left control stick, the one affecting movement, means that I typically have to either stop movi…
Session 12: A Shocking Encounter
Welcome to Riding the Backlog, a series where I play a video game while on an exercise bike. My game at the moment is Breath of the Wild, a truly massive undertaking while sitting on a stationary bicycle. Thus far I’ve ridden during 11 different sessions, each generally over 90 minutes, which means my total time on the bike so far has been north of 900 minutes. Let’s keep the trend going with session 12!
When we last left off, Link (that’s me, technically) had just reached Zora’s Domain after braving the wet and rainy paths. Prince Sidon tasked me with meeting him and the king, and that’s just what I intend to do.
As a side note, this seems a good a time as any to gripe about the photo-taking feature of the Switch. It is great, and so simple, and I like to do it, but the button placement really irks me. Having it positioned right next to the left control stick, the one affecting movement, means that I typically have to either stop movi…
