What defines the Zelda experience?

[Mr Khan]

RolStoppable said:

Mr Khan said:

Khuutra said:

The Biggoron sword was bitching, though. As I remember, it could kill Twinrova or Bongo-Bongo in like three freaking hits, if the first two were jump attacks. It was just absurd. I still liked the Master Sword btter because I liked the image of holding a sword in one hand and your shield in the other, but the Biggoron sword was what you pulled out when something absolutely had to die.

The Biggoron sword was unique because it has not sincce been emulated in Zelda, where you could really build another sword that had a different style of play (more offense less defense), and was a useful but totally nonessential component. No result of a sidequest since has bene as fulfilling.

Except for the Fairy Sword in Majora's Mask of course. Or the Oni Mask from the very same game.

EDIT: Sorry about that, I misread your post. You said "as fulfilling", not "one hell of a lot more fulfilling".

EDIT2: But you are still wrong on the "sword was unique" part.

Damned if i didn't forget Fierce Deity. I stand corrected, and then some. That thing kicked 41 separate kinds of ass.