Oops. I'd say it's time to stock up on some faeries!
Of course, while I've only actually played to Zelda games, and both of them were pretty old, it seems to me that there are always plenty of other items lying around that can do some serious damage in the sword's stead, too. So I'm sure she'll be fine. Besides, she has those neat goggles!
Oops. I'd say it's time to stock up on some faeries! Of course, while I've only actually played to
Rocking the left handedness! Also Link's Awakening for the GB was actually a really fantastic Zelda game. It would be difficult at the start swordless... but you can always steal the bow for free and kill the final boss with a single hit from the boomeranging I thought was a fun little Easter Egg
Rocking the left handedness! Also Link's Awakening for the GB was actually a really fantastic Zelda
You can! It involves some really cool glitches and exploits. It ends at the last boss, though, because you need to hit him with the sword during one of the phases.
The original Zelda can be done swordless. .. and I think Ocarina, too... In most, you either start with the sword, or it triggers a progression event.
Oh, and that's her usual outfit, I just colored it green and gave her a hat.
You can! It involves some really cool glitches and exploits. It ends at the last boss, though, becau
You can play the original up to the final boss--it's the same way, you have to hit the final boss with a sword to complete the game.
The way I ran my swordless run was, I go into the final boss room without a sword, die (at this point many consider the swordless run to be complete), Continue, go back and pick up the wooden sword, then finish the game.
You can play the original up to the final boss--it's the same way, you have to hit the final boss wi
I ran it during my summer marathon, actually! Took a little over an hour. I wanted to play a different Zelda this time around, and I wanted to do this as a swordless run~
I ran it during my summer marathon, actually! Took a little over an hour. I wanted to play a differ
