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Skabnoze mad messenger total posts: 300 since: May 2007	Dec 22, 09 at 9:49pm ^ Over-levelling
	Log in to remove this sponsored message Is is possible to "over-level" (or become more powerful/strong than is usual for that point in the game)? Say what you will, but this has been my usual strategy in other RPGs, but from what I've heard/read so far about TP it might not be possible... ------------------- Skabnoze Dark Lord of Children's Education
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Proximity Two much Neo total posts: 2494 since: Nov 2008	Dec 22, 09 at 10:34pm ^ re: Over-levelling
	There really is no way to in this game, i really don't know what your talking about but in a couple other games i have and at first its fun because you kick ass but quickly loses its flair as everything becomes so easy. Like in DWM 2 i breeded my creatures so powerful that they maxed out their stats and won't go past 999 -------------------
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Nightslayer Thrown together at the last minute s-e-e-k-e-r total posts: 1754 since: Dec 2006	Dec 23, 09 at 1:11pm ^ re: Over-levelling
	Link doesn't level up -------------------
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bond007106 Head goes: BOOM! Neolithic total posts: 6422 since: Apr 2008	Dec 23, 09 at 6:52pm ^ re: Over-levelling
	Yes, Link does not level up. Legend of Zelda is not an RPG, it is an Action/Adventure. ------------------- "I swear on the name of Dumuzid, the Shepherd, consort of Ishtar! Your ass is mine, punk!" - Thomas Mutton
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TheDragonMaster Tempo De Mudar threadnought total posts: 622 since: Mar 2008	Jan 10, 10 at 11:58am ^ re: Over-levelling
	The closest to over-leveling you can do in zelda is getting the pieces of heart as soon as they're available to you so you have more hearts when you go to the next dungeons. Same thing with quiver/bomb bag upgrades, bottles and such ------------------- Those who don't know power are either too weak to have it or too wise to fall in its traps.
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ThornSnyder Leaving as of: 3/7/13 s-e-e-k-e-r since: May 2009	Jan 10, 10 at 6:02pm ^ re: Over-levelling
	I thought Link leveled up in the second game.... "Adventures of Link" right? Other than that game, he cant level up. ------------------- As of 3/7/13 I am leaving Neo. If you want to reach me: ThornSnyder@yahoo.com "So I've made up my mind, I have decided, To leave this world behind."
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Audiobank Neolithic total posts: 6382 since: Nov 2003	Feb 05, 10 at 2:45am ^ re: Over-levelling
	quote bond007106 Yes, Link does not level up. Legend of Zelda is not an RPG, it is an Action/Adventure. The Legend of Zelda definitely is an Action/Adventure RPG. It has far too many RPG elements to be completely out of that category.
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bond007106 Head goes: BOOM! Neolithic total posts: 6422 since: Apr 2008	Feb 06, 10 at 7:45pm ^ re: Over-levelling
	Really? Then name one RPG element in Twilight Princess. ------------------- "I swear on the name of Dumuzid, the Shepherd, consort of Ishtar! Your ass is mine, punk!" - Thomas Mutton
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Pwnige true seeker (2K Remix) total posts: 2017 since: Nov 2007	Feb 06, 10 at 11:14pm ^ re: Over-levelling
	quote bond007106 Really? Then name one RPG element in Twilight Princess. 1. You collect items. 2. You buy things. 3. You get improvements on items. 4. You gain more health ah the game goes on. 5. You gain more magic as the dame goes on. And that's just of the top of my head. ------------------- quote gotenks People are quoting me again? 0.o
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Weldar I'm not a Vacuum!! Resident Neo total posts: 2893 since: Nov 2006	Feb 07, 10 at 6:10am ^ re: Over-levelling
	Seriously? I wouldn't really call any of those RPG exclusive elements. Using logic like that you could call Metroid Prime an RPG. -------------------
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bond007106 Head goes: BOOM! Neolithic total posts: 6422 since: Apr 2008	Feb 07, 10 at 7:25pm ^ re: Over-levelling
	quote Pwnige quote bond007106 Really? Then name one RPG element in Twilight Princess. 1. You collect items. 2. You buy things. 3. You get improvements on items. 4. You gain more health ah the game goes on. 5. You gain more magic as the dame goes on. And that's just of the top of my head. None of those are RPG elements. (In fact there isn't even any magic in this game.) The key element(and indeed only element that all authorities on the matter agree on) of an RPG is that you have several upgradeable stats, which can be (theoretically) upgraded by any amount at any point in the game. Twilight princess has none of these. Heart Containers fo not count, as you are limited as to when and where you recieve them. The key point of this thread is the question of whether you can overlevel in this game. Se even if you want to claim that this game is an RPG, it does not change the answer to this question. ------------------- "I swear on the name of Dumuzid, the Shepherd, consort of Ishtar! Your ass is mine, punk!" - Thomas Mutton
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sethron202 Neophyte total posts: 22 since: Jan 2010	Feb 08, 10 at 11:38am ^ re: Over-levelling
	actualy i have a zelda game that you level up it was one of the first ones and it is hard and complety different way you cant tell it is zegend ofzelda esept the name
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GaTheZakk ( Agatio ) s-e-e-k-e-r total posts: 1812 since: Sep 2012	Jan 01, 13 at 3:20pm ^ re: Over-levelling
	There's over leveling in Zelda. By collecting alot of heart containers, and sequence breaking to collect all the items. ------------------- Agatio, The Evil King Now Playing: Aero The Acrobat 2
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Trev_GFC Sneaker mad messenger total posts: 320 since: Jul 2004	Jan 03, 13 at 5:51am ^ re: Over-levelling
	quote GaTheZakk There's over leveling in Zelda. By collecting alot of heart containers, and sequence breaking to collect all the items. But surely they don't affect the strength of enemies unlike real RPGs? -------------------
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Pablonian14 newseeker total posts: 10 since: Dec 2012	Jan 04, 13 at 6:03pm ^ re: Over-levelling
	quote bond007106 quote Pwnige quote bond007106 Really? Then name one RPG element in Twilight Princess. 1. You collect items. 2. You buy things. 3. You get improvements on items. 4. You gain more health ah the game goes on. 5. You gain more magic as the game goes on. And that's just of the top of my head. None of those are RPG elements. (In fact there isn't even any magic in this game.) The key element(and indeed only element that all authorities on the matter agree on) of an RPG is that you have several upgradeable stats, which can be (theoretically) upgraded by any amount at any point in the game. Twilight princess has none of these. Heart Containers do not count, as you are limited as to when and where you recieve them. The key point of this thread is the question of whether you can overlevel in this game. Se even if you want to claim that this game is an RPG, it does not change the answer to this question. The *MASTER SWORD* (DUHN, DUHN, DUUUUUUUUUUHN! \|^_^\|) gaining the ability to slice through clouds of Twilight is an example of 'magic
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