There are lots of lakes and ponds in the game though, so this is a little vague. The Japanese hint is saying that you need to look north of a lake. Here’s where Level 8 is located in the game: That’s a pretty big difference, what’s the deal? Well, he’s essentially giving a hint on where to find Level 8. In the NES version, he instead says, “South of arrow mark hides a secret.” This will unlock the full ending – additional story after THE END cut scene.An old man in Level 6 says in the Famicom version, “There’s a secret north of a lake.” For this one, you’ll have to free all Divine Beasts and get their help in the battle against Ganon, finish all main story missions, and get every memory as well. The True Ending is the hardest one to get, as it should be. Just run through the story towards the last boss Ganon. There’s not much to it – visit a few shrines to get your heart container count up, and don’t collect all Link’s memories. You can expect to get this one if you just breeze through the game. This is likely the first ending that you’ll get. Alternate Ending in Zelda Breath of the Wild One final spoiler warning – turn back if you don’t want the endings ruined for you. We’ll list how these actions affect the ending that you’ll get below. The missions in question are freeing all of the Divine Beasts from Ganon’s hold, which are main story missions, and getting all of Link’s memories, which is more of a side quest. They all depend on how many and which missions you’ve completed. There are two endings that you can get in Zelda Breath of the Wild. Zelda Breath of the Wild How to Get Alternate Endings In this guide, we’ll tell you how to get alternate endings in Breath of the Wild. Which ending you get depends on your actions, specifically which missions you complete. The new Legend of Zelda game, Breath of the Wild, has several different endings. SPOILER WARNING: There’ll be some major spoilers here, so tread carefully if you want to go in blind.
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