Auto-Tracking!
Attach an eyeball to an arrow, and it became an auto-tracking weapon.
Looking at the eyeballs in his inventory, Yinzi found it utterly incredible.
After all, there were many creatures in Zelda that dropped eyeballs.
In the previous version of the game, eyeballs could be cooked with other medicinal ingredients to create entirely different potions and recipes.
No one had ever imagined that attaching an eyeball to an arrow would turn it into a self-guiding, auto-tracking weapon.
"Oh my god!" Looking at the item in his hand, Yinzi felt like his brain was about to climax.
He had always thought he lacked imagination and was not much for fantasizing, but when the game's mechanics were laid out before him, he suddenly realized that games could be played like this too!
"Massive upgrade!" Whether it was Ultrahand, Fuse, or the battery pack hanging from his waist—
All of it had utterly transformed the original Zelda formula.
Using eyeballs, frogs, fruit, and the like to brew potions was nothing new. Fairy tales about witches were always full of strange ingredients, dark potions bubbling away until they became items with miraculous effects.
The media had been closely following players' progress in Zelda, striving to report the newest content.
Before they had even finished organizing their first articles, the discovery that bat eyeballs could be attached to arrows to create auto-tracking weapons for hunting prey left them wide-eyed once again.
At that moment, an editor sat at his computer writing an article.
He wrote while he played, and whenever he encountered something new, he could not wait to type it onto his computer and record his latest impressions.
[Ultrahand alone is enough to keep me entertained endlessly. I'm constantly rediscovering the joy of childhood. I attached a pole that stretched all the way