The Legend Of Zelda - General Thread

I'e been thinking... How do Cia and Lana file taxes? legally being the same person and all

edited 19th Oct '14 6:35:51 PM by Xopher001

Considering the time frame involved, that pobably never came up.

Hopefully Hyrulian law has clauses for cases like that.

Now here's the real question.

If one of them commits a crime and is deemed not guilty, can the other not be charged with that crime under double jeopardy law?

Actually, I've heard of cases with identical twins, where DNA evidence has proven the guilt of one of them, but they've both been let go because there's no way to tell which one it was.

Wow. That's... amazing.

Lana and Cia are tax-exempt due to their status as religious leaders. The system is incredibly corrupt.

Also, living outside of the timestream helps. They owe several billion rupees in back taxes to empires that have long since fallen.

Cia's obsession with link was spurred on by his many many rupees collected over all of his lives.

i really should finish my Oo T 3 D

The start of the race of Hylians

Favorites...I liked what I've played pretty evenly, but if I had to make a list-

Twilight Princess, Skyward Sword/Wind Waker, Ocarina of Time

...I haven't really played much Zelda, huh...

I really do like the Wind Waker a lot, but admittedly the sailing got a bit old, and the last quest for the Triforce Shards was a slog

edited 20th Oct '14 6:45:26 AM by mrsunshinesprinkles

Wait a second.

It doesn't look like Ganondorf is wielding two identical weapons for his Swords of Darkness. Wouldn't that throw off his balance in combat?

If he trained with the weapons, he should be fine. It'd be like rapier and dagger fighting, wouldn't it?

Well, I mean, his two defualt swords are both equally huge and terrifying, it's just that one has that axehead-ish end like his Space World sword while the other is more sword-shaped. I doubt changing to two weapons of the same weight would throw him off.

'Sides, he's a clever bastard who'll make anything work for him if it'll help him achieve his end goals, anything from false diplomacy to computer science.

Are you kidding? These are massive! It would probably take two hyrulian soldiers just to lift one of those things, how on earth could he-

Oh. Right. It's Ganondorf. Never mind.

Right, so my useless ass have finally downloaded the two DLC packs. I'd forgotten how to actually do it, proving the uselessness of my ass, as I'd already stated.

Now I'm trying to recall where I was supposed to go to get the Hookshot, so I can get a skulltula somewhere else (even though I don't actually go for the skulltulas in Legend mode anyway since I'm more focused on completing the levels right now). I'd been told before, but I kinda forgot, so if someone could remind me.

Until then, I'll play more Shin Megami Tensei IV.

The Hookshot is in the Twilight Palace.

... That actually raises an important question for me. Isn't it possible to pick a fight with Argorok in the DLC missions without getting the Hookshot first?

You're late. We already had Link doing that.

I've also seen an AI Zelda with the Goddess Harp, and an AI Sheik with the Rapier, but I think those were intentional.

The bit worth pointing out is where she sings Zelda's Lullaby.

You know what I wish could happen? You remember those demons from A Link To The Past and Links Awakening that impede your progress by making you able to carry more "junk" with you?

If they ever make another appearance, when they bring up the yes or no prompt, they should ask you if your body is ready.

edited 25th Oct '14 5:48:00 PM by Schitzo

I'm only ten missions away from finishing the first Adventure Map in Hyrule Warriors. Then I need to go back to Legend Mode and get all the Skulltulas and Heart stuff I missed, but it'll be so easy since everyone will be overpowered.

By "finishing" do you mean just clearing every mission, or getting all A-ranks and all the loot too?