gamingeek said:I'm guessing no motion control in the pro pad?
Nope...so you have to use the gamepad because of one little motion minigame.
edgecrusher said:gamingeek said:I'm guessing no motion control in the pro pad?
Nope...so you have to use the gamepad because of one little motion minigame.
That's pretty dumb. I was thinking about people who have a messed up Gamepad.
travo said:edgecrusher said:gamingeek said:I'm guessing no motion control in the pro pad?
Nope...so you have to use the gamepad because of one little motion minigame.
That's pretty dumb. I was thinking about people who have a messed up Gamepad.
That what sucks with the Wii U. If that controller breaks you're literally fucked. It's also retarded how you have to use it just to change system settings. I guess it would have been too difficult letting you change settings on the TV with a normal controller....
It's not reasonable because they force you to use it for shit you shouldn't have to use it for. There is zero need to use a touch screen just to go into system settings. I can turn the Wii U on with the Pro pad....I can look at everything on the menu. But I can't go into settings with it. I mean, really? So if my Gamepad broke I would not be able to do some key things like storage management.
I hope the Switch doesn't have this kind of stuff when it comes to controllers. If I bought a $70 Pro pad I would want to use it. No "please undock the Switch from the TV to do this part of the game" or what have you.
travo said:I just bought a house and am now decorating it.
Yeah I did that too. You can store a few weapons there too.
My Walmart has the Pro Pad for $25. I almost bit.
travo said:My Walmart has the Pro Pad for $25. I almost bit.
Is it a wired one? Apparently there's also a wired version and it's much, much cheaper.
SupremeAC said:travo said:My Walmart has the Pro Pad for $25. I almost bit.
Is it a wired one? Apparently there's also a wired version and it's much, much cheaper.
It may have been.
Near Lake Hylia is a stable and there is a fountain somewhere behind it. There's one near Kakariko village and one in the Akkalai area. That's all I know about.
travo said:Near Lake Hylia is a stable and there is a fountain somewhere behind it. There's one near Kakariko village and one in the Akkalai area. That's all I know about.
Thanks.
I just completed the memories quest. It's pretty cool because it fills in He gaps to the story. I even found Zelda's room and study and read her diary...teehee. That was actually cool because it explains why Link is so silent.
I have to finish the Goron/Death Mountain section. I really don't want to go there yet because I'm afraid that if I finish it, then I'll want to fight Ganon. I'm just not ready to beat the game yet. I'm seventy hours in and not ready to stop yet.
When I was in Hyrule Castle I climbed into a tower where a Lynel was waiting on me. I noped the hell outta there as soon as possible.
travo said:I just completed the memories quest. It's pretty cool because it fills in He gaps to the story. I even found Zelda's room and study and read her diary...teehee. That was actually cool because it explains why Link is so silent.
I have to finish the Goron/Death Mountain section. I really don't want to go there yet because I'm afraid that if I finish it, then I'll want to fight Ganon. I'm just not ready to beat the game yet. I'm seventy hours in and not ready to stop yet.
I have 5 more memories to get. I'll try to get those now to finish off that part then I may go and face off with Ganon. I visited Hyrule Castle earlier just to check it out and it was very cool.
68 shrines, 120 Korok seeds, and 1 dungeon down. Got warmer gear, so I'll be returning to the Hebra region sooner than planned.
I'm currently working on building Tarrey Town at the moment.
I just bought a house and am now decorating it.