If you somehow leave the plateau without picking up the paraglider, Link will "void out" and warp back as though falling into a Bottomless Pit. In the process of getting said paraglider, Link is required to get every other exploration ability - once you're done with the prologue, there's nowhere you aren't capable of going, no shrine you aren't capable of clearing (assuming you can handle their combat difficulty).
In order to leave The Great Plateau, Link needs some way to stop the fall from killing him. Ability Required to Proceed: Despite being a series staple, this is used sparingly. Abandoned Camp Ruins: In the ruins of Hyrule Castle Town Link can find the remnants of a campsite presumably used by explorers attempting to search through Hyrule Castle. 11th-Hour Superpower: The Bow of Light is given to you to fight Dark Beast Ganon. Mipha ups the ante with her ability, granting a full heal plus five temporary hearts on death. 1-Up: As per the Zelda tradition, fairies come out to heal you for five hearts if you take a fatal blow. Oh, and if that isn't enough for you, you can buy a number of Zelda amiibo (and the DLC) to unlock some exclusive armor sets/pieces and Epona. If you truly want to complete everything, you'll find that there's an additional 16 armor sets (plus 15 individual armor pieces) to collect and upgrade, 18 memories to rediscover, 76 side quests to tackle, 14 Towers to activate, 385 photos to take for the Hyrule Compendium, 84 overworld minibosses to defeat for 3 Medals of Honor, make every food recipe, and a handful of bridles and saddles for your horse companion. The game's Completion Meter requires the player to physically visit every location on the map, complete all 120 Sheikah Shrines and 4 Divine Beasts, and gather all 900 Korok Seeds. 
100% Completion: The challenge of getting 100% completion is daunting.
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