Topic: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

[Stogi]

I don't think he's talking about dismembering at all. Rather, maybe dis-attaching a bag or piece of armor from an enemy.

[BlackNMild2k1]

I was joking around, but on a serious note, I'm sure he meant something like you encounter an enemy who has armor on. This armor has 4 stones. 1 Red on his chest, 2 blue on his shoulders and 1 green on his head. You have to destroy the stones in order with targeted attacks other wise he will remain invincible. That is the puzzle

[NinGurl69 *huggles]

Swing the Megaton Hammer UP to pop the enemy in a trajectory that will properly press the wall button.

[EasyCure]

now THATS more like it

[Shorty McNostril]

Or you could use your bow.

[EasyCure]

The sword came first

[mac<censored>]

"Link!  Link!  Extinguish the flame!  Try spurting blood!"

[Kytim89]

How about in the new game Link's Tunic takes damage as he loses hearts. By the time link has one heart left, his tunic would be torn to pieces like Goku's out fit in DBZ. Although the graphics engine would have to be pretty robust to attempt something of this caliber, but it would be cool none the less.

[EasyCure]

How about in the new game Link's Tunic takes damage as he loses hearts. By the time link has one heart left, his tunic would be torn to pieces like Goku's out fit in DBZ. Although the graphics engine would have to be pretty robust to attempt something of this caliber, but it would be cool none the less.

They did a decent enough job showing his tunic get wet after coming out of water, and that was on the GC engine.

[Shorty McNostril]

It would look weird when he restores his hearts though.  It would magically repair itself.  That only really works one way, unless we buy another tunic everytime it gets damaged.

[EasyCure]

well its atleast something to spend rupees on right?

[BlackNMild2k1]

Swing the Megaton Hammer UP to pop the enemy in a trajectory that will properly press the wall button.

"Link you need to cross this bed of spikes to get to the other door"

:Link starts knocking enemies off the side and makes a pile of bodies over the spikes so he can cross:

Best Zelda EVAR!!!11!!!

[EasyCure]

why can't megaman do that with all the robots  he's destroyed?

[NinGurl69 *huggles]

Or you could use your bow.

It's actually a big, weight-sensitive button.

[Shorty McNostril]

Or you could use your bow.

It's actually a big, weight-sensitive button.

Bomb arrow?

[Kytim89]

It would look weird when he restores his hearts though.  It would magically repair itself.  That only really works one way, unless we buy another tunic everytime it gets damaged.

It worked for Ghouls and ghosts and Maximo, why not the zelda franchise? Those games you lost armour as you were attacked. I would like to see it happen.

[Shorty McNostril]

It would look weird when he restores his hearts though.  It would magically repair itself.  That only really works one way, unless we buy another tunic everytime it gets damaged.

Fair enough.  But how did it work?  Did the armour magically reappear or was it permanently lost?
It worked for Ghouls and ghosts and Maximo, why not the zelda franchise? Those games you lost armour as you were attacked. I would like to see it happen.

[Peachylala]

It would look weird when he restores his hearts though.  It would magically repair itself.  That only really works one way, unless we buy another tunic everytime it gets damaged.

It worked for Ghouls and ghosts and Maximo, why not the zelda franchise? Those games you lost armour as you were attacked. I would like to see it happen.

For the latter, that was just a shout-out and nothing else. Sir Arthur losing his armor is one of those Capcom staples that just won't go away, like Ryu's Hadoken.

[Kytim89]

How about applying ti to Link?

[noname2200]

It would look weird when he restores his hearts though.  It would magically repair itself.  That only really works one way, unless we buy another tunic everytime it gets damaged.

It's a maaaaaagic tunic! 

[mac<censored>]

Actually I always thought the standard Nintendo method of indicating low healt, where the character starts panting, looking exhausted, etc, was really quite good... (it really helps during play, where sometimes you forget to keep track of the health bar)

[King of Twitch]

I also prefer that over the beep beep beep beep beep beep

[Shorty McNostril]

Actually I always thought the standard Nintendo method of indicating low healt, where the character starts panting, looking exhausted, etc, was really quite good... (it really helps during play, where sometimes you forget to keep track of the health bar)

I was about to ask if you didn't notice the constant beeping until you find some health, but Zap beat me to it.

[mac<censored>]

Actually I always thought the standard Nintendo method of indicating low healt, where the character starts panting, looking exhausted, etc, was really quite good... (it really helps during play, where sometimes you forget to keep track of the health bar)

I was about to ask if you didn't notice the constant beeping until you find some health

Oddly enough, no.  (It beeps?!)

[Kytim89]

Actually I always thought the standard Nintendo method of indicating low healt, where the character starts panting, looking exhausted, etc, was really quite good... (it really helps during play, where sometimes you forget to keep track of the health bar)

I like the panting, exhausted method with Link's Tunic being shredded due to battle damage.