What Would We Do Without L/Z-Targeting?

[germ1137]

I can remember one time I was 6 years old and I was battleing Gohdan in The Tower of the Gods. I had not mastered the fine art of L-Targeting, so I had to shoot arrows the hard way. It took me 3 times, but I finally defeated him. It got me thinking; how would the absence of the Z and L-Targeting affect our outlook on Zelda? What kind of enemies would be difficult to defeat? What kind of bosses would be neer-impossibe to destroy. Think about it.

 

[Hylian Knight]

Without L/Z-Targeting the series would probably go back to the difficulty of many of the SNES and Older LoZ games.

Which brings me to say why did Nintendo takeout the Beam Sword it was awesome.

 

[Ganondorf]

I rarely if ever use Z-targeting for aiming a weapon, strictly for easier movement around an enemy with strafing and such.

 

[germ1137]

Without L/Z-Targeting the series would probably go back to the difficulty of many of the SNES and Older LoZ games.

Which brings me to say why did Nintendo takeout the Beam Sword it was awesome.

Don't forget, they sorta brought it back in Phantom Hourglass.

 

[Hylian Knight]

Point Taken

But I would rather see it in a game more like OoT, MM, and TP.

 

[germ1137]

Point Taken

But I would rather see it in a game more like OoT, MM, and TP.

And again I would agree. And I'm just gonna keep talking so I can fill out this stupid Character Limit thing.

 

[JuicieJ]

What would we do without it? Heheh... We'd be screwed. It'd be next to impossible to beat the games. And Zelda wouldn't be as fun, either.