Thinking about picking this up, one of the few U exclusives I haven't played. I love Zelda, and I never had a problem playing warriors games.
What did you guys think of it?
What did you guys think of it?
How is Hyrule warriors?
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It's basically a love letter from Dynasty Warriors to the Zelda series.
If you like Dynasty Warriors, you'll like it, if you love Zelda too, GET it
If you like Dynasty Warriors, you'll like it, if you love Zelda too, GET it
If you like both series then there is little reason for the game to disappoint you. Its pure fanservice for both.
I do feel the game is at its weakest when its channeling Zelda and at it strongest as a warrior game. I expected that and thus have no problem with it but HW is clearly more Warriors then Zelda.
I do feel the game is at its weakest when its channeling Zelda and at it strongest as a warrior game. I expected that and thus have no problem with it but HW is clearly more Warriors then Zelda.
If you enjoy Dynasty Warriors, you're going to like this from a gameplay standpoint. If you like Legend of Zelda, you'll like the theme. If you don't want to get the DLC, the game itself is packed with unlockables. I haven't played it recently but it's a game that I have enjoyed quite a lot. There's a lot more polish with this than there was with Fist of the North Star...Warriors...and...well I've only played the first DW-Gundam so I don't know how much those have improved since the first...
As a hack'n'slash and Zelda fan, I'm finding it a ton of fun. Especially as new characters and weapons get released (that's how I always wanted the Spinner to work!).
My only complaint is that it's too hard to get magic...doesn't help that I don't own the game myself (play it at a friend's house), and every character has two ultimate attacks from magic. I haven't even seen most of those.
My only complaint is that it's too hard to get magic...doesn't help that I don't own the game myself (play it at a friend's house), and every character has two ultimate attacks from magic. I haven't even seen most of those.
Did they make the spinner like a skateboard that you can ride anywhere and do tricks and stuff?NeutralDrow said:
That's what I wish it was in Twilight Princess, instead of that thing you can only use in certain spots
Yeah pretty much. It's basically Dynasty Warriors with a Zelda skin. So if you like DW, you will enjoy it. You don't really have to have any love/knowledge of Zelda to play it, like myself. But I've got a friend who is a huge fan of Zelda, and she got the game, and loves the hell out of it. I've played it with her and we've had a blast. But yeah, it's Dynasty Warriors, Zelda style. So if those things are enjoyable to you, you'll most likely enjoy the game.Alfador_VII said:It's basically a love letter from Dynasty Warriors to the Zelda series.
If you like Dynasty Warriors, you'll like it, if you love Zelda too, GET it
<url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63t3I5uVqXY>Yep. And its special trick is that it leaves duplicates of itself as field hazards.DrownedAmmet said:
Well to be fair, magic is a supercharge meter that can make you an absolute beast in a fight. While active you can shield break any opponent short of a giant monster and your power attack with the meter grants a break meter on the target that lasts twice as long as almost any other break meter in the game. Given that, it makes sense for the magic vials to be hard to get.NeutralDrow said:
I've probably played it too much since it came out last year. It's good fun, not necessarily an amazing game. It was the first Warriors type game I played, and I loved it more than I thought it would.
