My Favorite Useless TotK Sidequest
Nov. 11th, 2023 08:49 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rynlingPhotos of the Kingdom: Filling the Stable Frames
https://www.reddit.com/r/zelda/comments/13w3sz2/totk_photos_of_the_kingdom_filling_the_stable/
At each of the stables in Tears of the Kingdom, the proprietor will ask you to take a photo to fill a large frame on the wall. With one tricky exception, most of their requests make perfect sense, and it's fun to run around finding the perfect shot of each landmark. Your reward for completing the individual photo quests is a low-level type of food, and your reward for completing the entire sequence is five slices of carrot cake. This isn't an interesting or useful quest unless you play Tears of the Kingdom primarily as a wildlife photography simulator. That is what I do, and that is why I love this series of sidequests.
What this person on Reddit has done is to create a short travelogue of their adventures in stable frame photography. It probably won't make sense to anyone who hasn't played the game, but I really enjoyed reading it. Video game travelogues are the best.
https://www.reddit.com/r/zelda/comments/13w3sz2/totk_photos_of_the_kingdom_filling_the_stable/
At each of the stables in Tears of the Kingdom, the proprietor will ask you to take a photo to fill a large frame on the wall. With one tricky exception, most of their requests make perfect sense, and it's fun to run around finding the perfect shot of each landmark. Your reward for completing the individual photo quests is a low-level type of food, and your reward for completing the entire sequence is five slices of carrot cake. This isn't an interesting or useful quest unless you play Tears of the Kingdom primarily as a wildlife photography simulator. That is what I do, and that is why I love this series of sidequests.
What this person on Reddit has done is to create a short travelogue of their adventures in stable frame photography. It probably won't make sense to anyone who hasn't played the game, but I really enjoyed reading it. Video game travelogues are the best.
