Saestrol's video: Hyrule Warriors v1 0 - Adventure Mode - Section P

Adventure Mode continues with yet another three stages, though we do skip the first since... well we just completed it last video. Zelda gets another chance to shine here showing why the Rapier is quite deadly to Darkness foes. The meat-and bones to this video is the "Prevent reinforcements from arriving" stage, which is actually a "defend your bases" mission. There are four Bombchus, and 2 of them target two of your 3 bases. When either Bombchu explodes or is disarmed, the third one moves towards your base. After that, the fourth one then stealthily moves to your base (it has arrows on your map, but it isn't marked like it was before). Loose one base: Enemy Morale increases. Loose a second: Allied Moral decreases. Loose your Allied Base and you lose, full stop. These rules are under effect for the whole battle, even after you have successfully defended your bases and cleared the first mission. Pretty sure I've mentioned this before, but you DON'T want your bases getting captured on these missions. When the enemy gains morale, it's permanent. If your army looses morale, it's permanent and you will struggle to keep your Allied Base or Commander alive. So don't let that happen. Good news is that you can destroy the fourth Bombchu before it even activates. I recommend this since you might just somehow forget about it when it starts moving towards your base. Zelda is just so darn good that she decimates the foes on this stage, most of which are Darkness enemies. Just look at how quickly Cia was defeated and she's the commander! Midna is here too, but well... she's not gonna last long. 3rd stage is pretty simple. It's a challenge stage to defeat 30 captains, but "Watch out! All attacks are devastating!". You know the deal: get hit once, loose your A-rank. Beamos could take you out in a single hit in these stages, but no one's crazy enough to let that happen, right...? We obtain a medal here for completing the stage without using the characters attacks.