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How to beat the Lizalfos Infestation mission in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

How to beat the Lizalfos Infestation mission in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

The Lizalfos Infestation mission in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is timed. Here's how to finish it within the limit.

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The Lizalfos Infestation mission in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is an exercise in speed and tactics. It exists to nudge the player toward a more comfortable understanding of the game's mechanics with a nice mix of difficulty and fun.

The key to this mission (and the game, really) is to pay attention to what's in front of Link. Is there a metal box? Use Magnesis to mow down enemies. Is there a body of water? Use Cryonis.

But the motive here is quantity. You want to eliminate as many Lizalfos as you can (300, to be exact) in five minutes.

Link in the Lizalfos Infestation mission in Hyrule Warriors.

The best way to do this is to move quickly and attack Lizalfos in groups. Use remote bombs when you see a bunch together. Also, look for red explosive barrels. Attract as many Lizalfos as you can before setting them off.

A red barrel explosion eliminating Lizalfos in Hyrule Warriors.

Do the same thing when you see a metal box. Wait until you're surrounded to take out as many as possible.

Link versus Lizalfos. We all know how this ends.

Don't stay in one place too long. Keep moving forward and more Lizalfos will appear. The main place to take care of Lizalfos is when you reach the elevated fort surrounded by water. This gives you the chance to use all of your skills at once to get rid of the most enemies in one fell swoop.

The Lizalfos Infestation mission in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.

Use your sword while waiting for the Runes to recharge as well. Remember, they'll follow you, so take advantage of their movements with the appropriate attack. Travel in circles and leave no barrel left in order to expedite kills. Runes are your friend.

Victory screen in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.
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Jon SIlman is a freelance writer based in Florida. His favorite Zelda game is A Link To The Past.

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