Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a very huge game, it’s no wonder players are curious if there are any missable quests or not. Even compared to its predecessor, Breath of the Wild, Link’s new adventure opens new areas and features for gamers to play around with. With a lot of grounds and underground depths to discover, comes tons of side quests too. It is said that the game has more than 130 Side Quests and 60 Side Adventures-type of missions! So with that in mind, can you complete them all down the line or are there any missables in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom? Let’s find out.
Zelda Tears of the Kingdom: Are There Any Missable Quests in The Game? Answered
(Updated on October 1, 2024 – updated links and format)
Just like in Breath of the Wild, there are no missable quests in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. All side quests can be completed at your leisure, whether you do them in between main quests or save them for later in the post-game. Nevertheless, the True Ending can only be unlocked once you have completed all main quests and seen all 18 Dragon Tears Memories.
Although there are no missable quests, some events in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can only appear once and cannot be replayed. For example, treasure chests on the overworld and Shrines do not respawn, even after a Blood Moon that will respawn enemies and dropped weapons. You also cannot redo quests that you have completed and have a rematch with Shrine bosses that you have beaten. This includes the enemies in Combat Training Shrines.
While that means that you should try taking photos of all enemies and bosses before beating them, there’s another way to complete the Compendium. Keep doing Robbie and Josha’s quest lines until Robbie goes back to the Hateno Village Research Laboratory. Once you have completed the “Presenting: Sensor +!” unmissable side quest in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, talk to Robbie. You should be able to buy Compendium pictures for 100 Rupees each. As a side note, if you are having trouble completing the Shrine Sensor quest, try walking slowly and letting the machine beep for a while.
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