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For network in Adventure mode, make sure settings have that option at on. After a quick check, I saw that it was somehow on off... When I next went in adventure mode, it asked if I wanted to use the network feature.

Also, haaaaaate bombchus who can't be bothered to stop at all when trying to intercept them.
 
Megaolix said:
For network in Adventure mode, make sure settings have that option at on. After a quick check, I saw that it was somehow on off... When I next went in adventure mode, it asked if I wanted to use the network feature.

Also, haaaaaate bombchus who can't be bothered to stop at all when trying to intercept them.
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Thank you.
 
I find it hilarious that after Cia goes down(I was so happy to see her smack him down rather than just be his pawn earlier on) Ganondorf pops back up like "is the scary competent lady gone? We sure? Then it is my time!"
 
Gonna gush about this game a bit more.

Can I just say all the characters are incredibly well-detailed? Every single one has a significantly elaborate battle intro and victory animation. They all drive home the personalities of the characters very well, look cool and everything.

Speaking of design, the really bright'n colorful visuals are a superb treat. Everything is distinctive and cool. Loud and Proud. Really glad they found the right medium for conveying the Zelda world again.

Impa's sword sheath has a notch going down the end, solving any questions on how someone, even someone of supernatural skill and strength, could draw the thing.

The movesets are all really distinct. Fi can move and CC at the same time, Midna is tricky yet powerful, Impa darts around to strike for heavy damage... They all have their own quirks and approaches.

So much content! I'm not used to having this much to DO in a warriors game. Haven't even tried Challenge mode yet!

Oh, and can we just talk about how Zelda is little miss perfectionist? The usual adventurer triangle is "Fighter, Ranger, Wizard". One smacks stuff with a sword, one shoots stuff with a bow and one blows things up with Magic. Zelda does all three!
 
Aranfan said:
I mean mechanically, is there any difference? If I just buy Ganondorf up to level 27, will that negatively influence his stats like rare candy does in pokemon?
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Rare candies only mess with stats because you aren't getting the stat bonuses (believe they're called Effort Values or something) you get from fighting certain pokemon during the level up process. Once those are maxed out, I'm pretty sure Rare Candies have no downside.
 
Shinji117 said:
Rare candies only mess with stats because you aren't getting the stat bonuses (believe they're called Effort Values or something) you get from fighting certain pokemon during the level up process. Once those are maxed out, I'm pretty sure Rare Candies have no downside.
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Right, I'm wondering if there's anything like that for the levels in Hyrule Warriors.
 
The game doesn't seem to be clear about what level range would be good for a particular mission in either mode.
 
Inverness said:
The game doesn't seem to be clear about what level range would be good for a particular mission in either mode.
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And from what I have heard on the unlockable mode after you beat the game even at level 99 with the best Level 3 Weapons the final levels of the campaign and the Bonus Stages are just fucking brutal and unbalanced in the favor of the enemy.

It will be a while before we can check, but that might be interesting as a "final challenge" once you have unlocked everything.
 
And Zant unlocked. Agitha's not the fastest character for sure, but her stag beetle summon (YYX) is strong enought hat commanders and captains can't simply just shrug it off.

On another note, I found Lana's tomes better for mob clearing and her spear better for facing captains and comamnders. On my way to unlock her third weapon.
 
Eh? Never had any problem ever getting my Wii U connected. What I remember doing is have the console search for a connection, then select my router once found, then enter the network password and that's it.
 
My WiiU had a LOT of trouble connecting for awhile too... And when it did, it couldn't update properly.

Then it just suddenly fixed itself and online has been smooth as silk ever since. Haven't actually tried playing a game online yet though; will have to check that eventually.
 
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