A considerable number of players of "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" most likely would've had some sort of progress in the game until now, with some finishing the story and a few others successfully unlocking maps; so what's next? It's time for you to delve into fast traveling.

Ideally, players make use of fast traveling to get to the map in a jiffy. According to a GameFAQs member known as Aldo1981, Fast Travel generally works between the Resurrection towers that a player has opened and the Shrines completed by him/her.

Another avid gamer on the website advised players of "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" to calm down and not opt for fast traveling quite often. By doing an excess of fast traveling, the players might end up overusing it.

Lining with this, Kotaku's Kirk Hamilton pointed out that players should avoid overusing fast traveling, primarily because after a few hours of playing "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild," he noticed that he has already unlocked nearly all the section of the map.

While prepping to warp from the Tabantha Frontier up till the Geurdo Highland, Hamilton realized that he has been making use of fast traveling in times and scenarios that aren't really necessary in "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild." Bearing that in mind, he then decided to use his horse in traveling.

While exploring the map of "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" on his horse, he realized that the map was actually just average -- neither too big nor too small. He even bumped into some uber cool things on his journey.

For instance, Hamilton came across a few travelers who were being pushed around by the Bokoblins. But that's not all; he even caught a glimpse of the vista at the sunset.

He got off his horse for a little while to take a gander at an odd-looking rock formation and ended up uncovering a Korok seed. He saw Mr. Accordion at a spot he did not notice while fast traveling and solved a new shrine challenge along with its accompanying shrine.

It's understandable if players of "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" make use of fast traveling in order to complete the game quickly; however, by overusing it they might end up missing some cool things.

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