Game Theory: BEWARE Link's Hookshot in Legend of Zelda!

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• JO

  @JohrnyReport · 11 years ago

  &gt;Can&apos;t wear properly Iron Boots<br>&gt;Can carry the Hook Shoot with ease.<br><br>Never. Skip. Leg-Day!

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• JA

  @JadeyCatgirl99 · 6 years ago

  <b>MatPat says the Ocarina of Time was only in one game</b><br>Majora&apos;s Mask: &quot;Am I just a metaphor for death to you?&quot;

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• TR

  @TrailerDrake · 11 years ago

  Well how about THIS MatPat? &nbsp;What kind of damage is inflicted in Smash Bros. when Link uses the Hookshot to reel people in?! &nbsp;Not ONLY are they being dragged towards Link with great force, but the hookshot is ALSO piercing their armor/skin.

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• NI

  @nick15684 · 5 years ago

  It&apos;s interesting to think that botw is the only Zelda game in like 25+ years to not have the Hookshot or anything like it in the game. It&apos;s one of those items that seems like it would have fit into the climbing aesthetic really well too.

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• FU

  @FuzzyThePunkCat · 10 years ago

  This is how math teachers should teach us. Use video games as story problems instead of the &quot;Dequan and Fernando want to know how many apples they would have if they dropped 1/3.&quot;

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• MA

  @maebeatea · 8 years ago

  And link still hits his Head on the wall......

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• QU

  @Quackaroni_2 · 11 years ago

  AHAH, BUT ONE THING YOU DIDNT FACTOR IN HERE...<br>You didnt factor in that being moved so fast in so short of a time, his body would still be accelerated at that speed so he wouldnt just stop he would slam insanely hard into the wall and probably break nearly all his bones<br><br>he would be injured EVEN WORSE than you said xD

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• TR

  @trueblueflare · 7 years ago

  Wow. Links magic is strong enough to keep him uninjured during a hookshot launch but he cant utilize it in any way. Wow.

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• CA

  @carrastealth · 11 years ago

  Thing is &quot;average human being&quot; probably couldn&apos;t take a behemoth strike from some of the forces Link can .<br><br>Why not use his &quot;hearts&quot; to judge just how much trauma Link&apos;s body can take. &nbsp;For instance, he can be struck with a sword 40 times straight on before he perishes. &nbsp; That should say a lot about how much his body can actually take. &nbsp; The durability of his body and the amount of force it can take is probably one of the reasons he could use something like this.

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• AG

  @aguywithalotofopinions412 · 8 years ago

  Came for the theory, stayed for the physics class

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• GE

  @genowurl · 9 years ago

  If only this is what teachers meant when they said &quot;let&apos;s have fun with learning&quot;

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• GH

  @Ghhjhhhgf · 7 years ago (edited)

  Bro, what if hylians have different muscles or bone mass than us humans? Something to do a video about

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