Breath of the Wild What's your favorite climate biome in BOTW?

[If (Fi's brother)]

What's your favorite or most frequent climate biome you like to go to? My favorite happens to be the Gerudo Highlands and the Boom Bam Golf area. The climate is unique being between desert and green. I wish proper seasons were installed then we could see howling winds in the fall/winter time thru the canyon areas that would make for some FUN flying especially ahead of a storm!

 

[Gavin the Lynel]

I really like the mountainy or upland areas, like Zora’s Domain or Akkala.

 

[If (Fi's brother)]

I really like the mountainy or upland areas, like Zora’s Domain or Akkala.

Wish it had more trees though. I wonder if it's a Japanese thing where they don't have much trees in their mountains so Nintendo of Japan doesn't realize what other mountains look like. Sort of like how Ireland and England are mostly logged out from eons ago. There's also a part bull part cow creature in one of the villages that I wonder if it's a Japanese gag also or more confusion.

 

[Mikey the Gengar]

Wish it had more trees though. I wonder if it's a Japanese thing where they don't have much trees in their mountains so Nintendo of Japan doesn't realize what other mountains look like. Sort of like how Ireland and England are mostly logged out from eons ago. There's also a part bull part cow creature in one of the villages that I wonder if it's a Japanese gag also or more confusion.

I don't know if they realized that it's possible to have a place without mountains whatsoever

 

[If (Fi's brother)]

Still wish they had actual you know FORESTS! Not little patches of trees they call 'woods'. Did you know California Tule Fog is WAY WAY thicker then the fog in the Lost Woods? The lost woods would be Tule Fog getting ready to burn off and society can finally go to work.

 

[Azure Sage]

Akkala is my favorite place to be. The cool weather, the fall foliage, the ruins, the sunrise over the ocean... It's got it all. It's my favorite region in any Zelda game.

 

[Uwu_Oocoo2]

I really love the Hebra Mountain region, especially just south of Rito Village. I like Gerudo Desert, I just wish there was more structures to kind of add character and depth to the area.

 

[Mikey the Gengar]

I wish akkala had more flatland instead of basically being one giant mountain, but at least it's not as hilly as necluda and faron has a ton of canyons everywhere

 

[Mellow Ezlo]

I want to go skiing in Hebra. But living in Lurelin Village would be nice.

 

[MapelSerup]

Akkala is so pretty. I can't believe I only checked out the citadel once. The area outside Hateno Village is also really nice.

 

[Fraxinus]

Satori Mountain and the surrounding lowlands to the southwest. That whole area is my favorite place to just roam around and enjoy a slower pace away from combat, and forage for the wide assortment of stuff that grows there. I do also really enjoy the atmospheres of the Tabantha Frontier and Faron but they're not quite as calm as far as letting me focus entirely on collecting things as Mount Satori.

 

[Spiritual Mask Salesman]

Akkala is probably my favorite, it's so colorful and I enjoyed it a lot.

 

[twilitfalchion]

I really enjoy the rainy weather and overall vibe of Necluda and the wetlands. The water is calming and Zora's Domain is absolutely stunning.

 

[Guru-stalfos]

No one has mentioned Faron yet so I will chime in. The misty rainforest around Floria is absolutely my favorite locale. It is so beautiful and peaceful. I love the walk across floria bridge. Climb waterfalls, hop around and eat bananas.

 

[If (Fi's brother)]

Akkala is my favorite place to be. The cool weather, the fall foliage, the ruins, the sunrise over the ocean... It's got it all. It's my favorite region in any Zelda game.

If Hyrule had a realistic weather system would Akkala be a spot they get low level snow in the winter from NW flow like the PNW? And would it be frustrating to the point of pulling out hair to forecast due to elevation like the PNW? Here the difference between 300 feet vs 600 can mean all the world and throw everything off at the last minute.