#Magic mirror quarryplus mod#
#Magic mirror quarryplus plus#

There are also Heart Pieces and Rupees to find, along with an unrelated Bug Net that Link can use to catch Fairies & Bees in order to store in his Bottles. It should be noted that this is only one of a few items Link can get in Kakariko Village after nabbing the bombs. It’s actually quite handy that players can gain access to two Bottles mere minutes after leaving the Sanctuary for the first time. Simply drop a bomb behind the building and Link will be able to make his way inside. If players found bombs in Kakariko’s North West grotto earlier, they can bomb their way into the back of the bar. RELATED: 10 Best Video Games To Play If You Love Submarines & Naval Combat

Should players walk in through the front door, they’ll notice a chest behind the back counter with no means of getting to it. In the Super Nintendo Zelda, Kakariko Village has a proper bar and everything. Milk Bars have become a staple of The Legend of Zelda, but that’s actually one detail that didn’t originate in A Link to the Past. Along with storing potions for later, Bottles can hold Fairies to revive Link & even bees– but where are A Link to the Past ’s four Bottles hidden? All things considered, it made both games fairly challenging to get through.īottles allow for A Link to the Past to rebalance itself according, offering a more manageable difficulty curve than either of its predecessors. For Zelda II, Link had costly healing magic and nothing else in the heat of combat. In the first Zelda, players could get two potions to heal, but that was it. Bottles are now a staple of The Legend of Zelda, but they were non-existent in the original games. While A Link to the Past ’s contributions are numerous and all impactful in their own right, there’s one in particular that often goes undersung: Bottles. RELATED: 10 Nintendo 64 Games We’d Like To See On Nintendo Switch Online The series’ lore was expanded, the Triforce was given a more tangible role, and the very structure of A Link to the Past went on to influence every single Zelda that followed it up to Breath of the Wild. Released as Triforce of the Gods in Japan, A Link to the Past established many staples for the franchise. I think the liquid selector might allow you to keep a certain liquid instead of the quarryplus evaporating it, but I'm not sure about that.Although they’re both excellent games in their own right, both the original Legend of Zelda and Zelda II: The Adventure of Link pale in comparison to the Super Nintendo’s A Link to the Past.

#Magic mirror quarryplus plus#

I may play with the refinery plus at some point, but I haven't had the need to do so yet.

#Magic mirror quarryplus mod#

I haven't bothered with any of the other items in the mod because I don't think they'll do me much good. I don't think unbreaking does anything, but efficiency makes the quarryplus work faster for the same amount of MJ, and both fortune and silk touch work as well.ĭo not attempt to run a large quarryplus over a large body of liquid like an ocean. The enchant mover will take an enchantment off a pick and put it on a quarry. The pump plus gets power from the quarry plus) (you only have to power the quarry plus for this. If you make a pump plus and attach it to the quarryplus, the quarry will automatically evaporate all liquid in its area of operation and put up the orange pipes on the edges so no more liquid flows into it. For this you must make the markerplus (3 of them, rather).

The quarryplus is capable of doing more than 64圆4. Along with this, the quarryplus has a bit of a buffer so stuff won't start spewing out all over the place if you forget to hook up a chest or tesseract right away. When the quarryplus clears the area where it makes the orange pipes, it doesn't destroy those items (it also automatically picks up landmarks when you start it). I did a LP episode about it but I don't really self promote so I'll just type it out. The quarry plus works like a regular quarry, with a few differences.