LOL. Those scared the hell out of me when I first encountered one. Now I suspect everyone of being one. I've been using the square bombs to kill them. Just let them run through it. Actually, I've been using bombs to kill pretty much everything. They aren't extremely strong (maybe a 10-15 attack rating), but them not being a consumable is pretty OP. Really helps save weapons from degrading so fast.
So I'm about 20 hours in and I haven't even done the first guardian. I seem to keep getting sidetracked exploring the world. Who would have thought that finding shrines and random places on map to try and figure out how to get to because you can would be so much fun.
I've played this game probably almost 20hrs and I don't get this.
I've been playing for about 30 hours. Half of that time I've just been looking for a "Traveler's Sword." I've had several over the time I've played. Wish I knew to hang onto one.
I'm getting so tired of my weapons breaking every fight. I'm getting even more tired of opening a chest and getting the dreaded "inventory full" message, forcing me to go into the status screen and discard my weakest weapon or shield almost every chest I come across. Not fun.
I'm getting so tired of my weapons breaking every fight. I'm getting even more tired of opening a chest and getting the dreaded "inventory full" message, forcing me to go into the status screen and discard my weakest weapon or shield almost every chest I come across. Not fun.
Yeah, inventory management is basically a dumb mini game that you play every so often in games now...it is completely vestigial and unnecessary. Many games flat out tell you that this or that item is junk and then you wonder why put it in the game to begin with.
Same with stat-building, especially now that many game designers will auto-level monsters to your power level in the game, making stat building useless.
I played about 5 hours at a friend's house on the WiiU and never had the inventory problem come up, but the weapon durability was an immediate turn off. I also hear the Master Sword which is a staple in Zelda games, loses charge over time and needs to recharge so you have to switch it out. Not liking that idea one bit lol
I know in Horizon Zero Dawn I am constantly filling up on my inventory at which point I need to travel to a merchant and unload. Funny, I can carry 20k metal shards but can't pick up that old coin cause I'm full on my resource bag.
The Master Sword too?!?! Ah man. I was hoping getting it would mean not having to fool around with this shit constantly.
Well, in real life swords do break. The worst thing in modern games is how some big roided dude wearing thick plate armor can do these little barrel rolls while also wielding a sword and shield.
I still can't believe that in 2017 this game does not have full voice acting.
Ocarina of Time isn't even the best Zelda game on the N64.
How do you feel about The Wind Waker?majora's mask? ugh, i didn't like that one.
How do you feel about The Wind Waker?
Five hours isn't even enough time to get off the plateau starting area. Once you get off that and move onto the real map you will run into quickly having to discard stuff all the time.
From what read about the master sword, it loses power with normal enemies, with Ganon it doesn't. So because it's probably a the most powerful sword in the game, they didn't want people to use it over and over
I know. A good friend of mine doesn't really care for Majora's Mask but The Wind Waker is possibly his favorite, so I was wondering if you felt the same.probably my 2nd favorite all time behind OoT. IIRC that was GC not N64
Link to The Past was clearly the superior Zelda title to all those.
To be fair, that is just my opinion. But it happens to be the correct one.
I don't even KNOW you!!it was good to be sure, but i preferred the sidescroll combat of zelda 2 to the top-down games