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Isn't this true of all games in the Zelda series?
by phamilton 10y ago
Isn't this true of all games in the Zelda series?
- doodpants 10y agoYes, and I found it strange that the article's statement could be interpreted as implying that it was new for Zelda games, as opposed to a departure from most mainstream RPGs.
- alphonsegaston 10y agoI think the intention is to contrast it with the open world WRPG's this new Zelda is taking cues from.
- Domenic_S 10y agoIn Zelda II you learn the down-thrust and up-thrust techniques as the game progresses; Link does become better at swordplay over time.
- ursus_bonum 10y agoThat game would have only been improved had down-thrust been available from the beginning.
- tiglionabbit 10y agoWell Zelda 2 had experience points, which is unlike any other Zelda game. Minish Cap has some OP sword tutor moves in it though.
- 794CD01 10y agoNo. In Twilight Princess for Gamecube and Wii, Link would learn various sword techniques in certain spots in-game.
- tiglionabbit 10y agoThis game has a sword tutor as well, but you were able to do the techniques all along. It doesn't unlock them.
- astrange 10y agoYou get various attack/puzzle solving items at fixed points in Zelda; they're usually needed to solve the next dungeon, in not-really-intellectually-stimulating ways where you look at the puzzle and immediately know how to apply the item you just got. Link Between Worlds added a shop where you can rent all the items in the game and solve everything out of order.