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==Objective== | ==Objective== | ||
The objective is to use the cannon to shoot the five barrels that are out at the [[Great Sea]]. Link has 10 shots to hit all five of the barrels. Link is able to move the cannon left and right, as well as change the angle at which he is shooting. Aiming left and right is rather simple and it's quite easy to align the cannon. The angle to shoot the cannon is the tricky part. However, there is | The objective is to use the cannon to shoot the five barrels that are out at the [[Great Sea]]. Link has 10 shots to hit all five of the barrels. Link is able to move the cannon left and right, as well as change the angle at which he is shooting. Aiming left and right is rather simple and it's quite easy to align the cannon. The angle to shoot the cannon is the tricky part. However, there is a trick. All of the barrels out at sea are at distances which are multiples of 5. So the only way to hit the barrels is to change the angle degree of the cannon by 5 degrees at a time. | ||
The closest a barrel could possibly be, could be hit by angling the cannon at 15 degrees. If a barrel appears slightly further, it will be at 20 degrees. The furthest barrel is at 50 degrees. It may take playing a game or two to get a good idea of guessing how close or how far a particular barrel is. However, knowing they are all at 5-degree increments, makes it a bit easy. | The closest a barrel could possibly be, could be hit by angling the cannon at 15 degrees. If a barrel appears slightly further, it will be at 20 degrees. The furthest barrel is at 50 degrees. It may take playing a game or two to get a good idea of guessing how close or how far a particular barrel is. However, knowing they are all at 5-degree increments, makes it a bit easy. | ||