Just the kinstone fusion, but that's hardly a huge thing for Zelda...
Just the kinstone fusion, but that's hardly a huge thing for Zelda...
Time travel, shrinking, and paralell universes are all pretty different from each other.
Only when you get down to the details. For the most part, they're remarkably similar.
The sailing was so bad that I traded the game in less than a week after I bought it. Just pissed me off too much. I would say it was a monumental step in the wrong direction.
I found it nothing bad.
it was easy if you changed the wind direction ;)
Sailing wasn't hard...just boring as hell. It isn't like GTA where I run over people and create total chaos. You just sit there...kind of sailing along....BORING!
And as I said...fighting in the boat is frustratingly limiting. It could've been *SO* much more, but instead it's just something one avoids like the plague.
I just jumped over enemies, personally. Sailing is much more fun when you go to some random platform, see the helpless bokoblin, steal the necklace he had in his pocket, then slap him hard with the boomerang. Then kill him. :)
There's plenty to do while sailing. There are submarines, platforms, rafts, rupee-collecting mini games, treasure, and optional islands everywhere.
Except for the rupee-collecting, you have to stop sailing to do any of those. Which means that you'll just have to spend more time on that boat later.Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness
the whole island thing was a pain in the ass :P but everything else was excellent
Well, you actually can get rupees while sailing, they start popping up if you sail in a straight line long enough (wich isn't very long at all). Not the largest amount of money ever, but hey, it's money :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SkybladeExcept for the rupee-collecting, you have to stop sailing to do any of those. Which means that you'll just have to spend more time on that boat later.Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness