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Most other Zelda games are extremely linear and give you a very solid set path, so if you think that'll help you get accustomed to the series better, go for it. Once you're used to following a path in a Zelda game, it might help you learn to make your own paths in BotW?

That's completely dependent on how many shrines you do and what you get from them. In the run I'm currently doing, I did Vah Ruta with three hearts. There's no measure of how many hearts you "should" have at any given moment, since it's entirely up to you where you go and what you get out of it...

If I were you I'd keep at it without restarting. By this point you've probably got a stash of materials and stuff and some map points to work with, so learning might be easier with that rather than just starting over. Just my thoughts tho.

Well, the horse problem is just that you didn't train the horse yet. When you first catch a horse, they're disobedient because they're still wild. You need to soothe them with L when they misbehave. Once you register them at a stable and max their friendship (this process is super fast if you...

Iirc blood moons kind of work to "refresh" the overworld, so the more monsters you defeat and things you break or pick up, the game has to remember that you did that so the more you do that the more stuff the overworld has to remember, and after a certain point the blood moon will come to...

Yes that one spawns super far away. You have to shoot all the way across the town from the observatory. An ancient bow is the best bet because it shoots straight.

I think you can get one from a Bokoblin at the tree fort near Hateno Tower.

Of course it makes a difference. Durability Up makes them last longer before breaking. Long Throw makes the distance you can throw the weapon longer, which is especially true for spears. Critical Hit makes the final hit in a combo attack a critical hit. The difference in color denotes how much...

It will run out of energy and become unusable for 10 minutes, but it will always regenerate. You have to think when you use it, just like every other weapon, but you never lose it.

I don't know if this is true for you or not, but are you operating under the assumption that it shoots beams whenever you swing it at full health? Because I was when I first got it and I was really confused for a while, lol. To shoot the beams, you hold and release R. If that's what you're...

Mixing ingredients with different effects will cancel out all of the effects and just make it heal hearts only. You can have extra hearts, extra stamina, and one type of buff at the same time, but thats it. Two types of buffs cannot go together.

Prepare a lot of heart increase meals. Usually they come out better if you put in multiple kinds of heart-increasing ingredients. I managed to get 23 extra hearts one time with big hearty radish, big hearty truffle, hearty bass, hearty blueshell snail, etc. Some shock resistance might do you...

It is ten minutes.