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Topic	How come Wind Waker and Twilight Princess didn't have the Biggoron's Sword?
ViewtifulJoe 05/18/23 9:19:35 PM #11:	Heartomaton posted... Eh, I wouldn't really be on the pro-side of that argument, because TP wasn't the first game to let you learn a new move, it was just the first to have so many of them. That's as close as you'll get in TP. If you're using them all then it's likely that by the end of the game your moveset will have almost entirely changed. I definitely had the side jump -> slash -> roll -> slash as my go-to move by the end. They could have had something cool behind a sidequest too though. A possessed twilight sword that Link can just about control, that gives you the WW parry system or lets you inflict the shield bash stun on enemies just with regular slashes. --- Still waiting on that third threat <cite>ViewtifulJoe posted [p:973563474] in How come W... [t:80448415]...</cite> <quote>Heartomaton posted... </cite><quote>Eh, I wouldn't really be on the pro-side of that argument, because TP wasn't the first game to let you learn a new move, it was just the first to have so many of them.</quote>That's as close as you'll get in TP. If you're using them all then it's likely that by the end of the game your moveset will have almost entirely changed. I definitely had the side jump -> slash -> roll -> slash as my go-to move by the end.They could have had something cool behind a sidequest too though. A possessed twilight sword that Link can just about control, that gives you the WW parry system or lets you inflict the shield bash stun on enemies just with regular slashes. --- Still waiting on that third threat </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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