Kopeeki Falls | Hebra | Zelda: Breath of the Wild

With the Hebra Falls to our back we look east over the Kopeeki Drifts, towards the Tabantha Tundra. Hope you've brought your warmest clothing- it's quite a trek down to the safety of Pondo's Lodge, and even further to reach the warm beds at the Snowfield Stable. We may need to shelter at a campfire soon.
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I upload landscape scenes from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild every Monday and Friday at 2pm EST/6pm UTC.

All Breath of the Wild Scenes:    • BotW Scenery  

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Have a suggestion? Drop a comment below and let me know if there are any locations you'd like a video on. Think another game would be a great Gamescapes candidate? Let me know!
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Q: How do you do this?
A: I use Cemu, a Wii U emulator, to play Breath of the Wild on my PC. This allows me to record at a much higher resolution than usual with extra graphical tweaks for the prettiest visuals.
Check out Cemu's progress here: http://cemu.info/
I record with OBS.

Q: Where are the hearts? How do you hide the UI? Where's Link?
A: "Remove HUD elements" is a mod (Graphics Pack) that is accessed through Cemu - it can hide hearts, the stamina wheel - pretty much everything! Link is invisible because I'm using a first person mod. Modding cemu is pretty easy and you can find lots of info about it using Google!

Cemu settings:
Cemu v.1.25.6
Graphic Packs: Resolution 2560x1440, Shadow Resolution Ultra (4x), Clarity (Bruz), Enhanced Reflections, Distant Fog Removal (Fog 30% Light x1), Day Length, Divine Laser Beams Customizer (Disabled), Dynamic (FPS++), and most importantly: Pro+ HUD (to hide the hearts).

Check out BSoD Gaming's guides for more info:
   / @bsodgaming  

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rejected description intro: "take a peeki at all this snow am I right ha ha ha"