The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a videogame developed by Nintendo for the Switch, released in 2023. It is a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild and its story takes place a couple of years after the events of BotW.
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Just for better readibility, as the paths overlap each other:
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Flights paths taken from The Zeldamods Interacttive Map and cleaned up a bit, added flight direction and chasms / underground travel.
Do they just fly continuous paths, independent of day/night? I swear sometimes I’m unable to find them even knowing the paths, so I just end up camping repeatedly in front of a depths opening.
It no longer depends on the in-game time. The dragons won't come faster if you skip days at a campfire, nor do they show up at specific times. It is especially annoying for the Light Dragon as it takes her ages to complete a cycle, and you can only properly track her while you have activated but not yet completed a certain quest.
That’s crazy. Although I do appreciate that I can teleport without them disappearing. Nothing was more frustrating in BOTW than seeing a dragon in the distance and knowing you had no way to catch up to it