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Cubosity wrote:Master quest is like getting the original water temple, and having to do it again, and again and again. FOREVER.

The original water temple was not hard. Neither was the master quest one. An accidental part of a program that makes it so you can be stuck forever =/= hard. Especially considering screwing up is actually more difficult than not screwing up. I've never gotten stuck there, even before knowing that could happen. There were only two things in the entire dungeon that were difficult, the trap that drops four clams on you, and Dark Link (the first time). Dark Link is actually extremely easy, don't believe me? I made a tutorial video on how to beat him. The boss wasn't that difficult either, he had a few annoying attacks but they were all dodgeable every time.

The only thing I disliked about Master Quest was that the enemy placement made no sense to me. Why would there be flaming skulls in the Forest Temple? Why are there cows in the walls?

Crawfish wrote:I feel like the only person who thoroughly enjoyed Spirit Tracks and its train-centric world.

I feel like that on occasion too... it doesn't help that half the people I've talked to about the game hate that Linebeck isn't with you... or hate the flute (which I loved).

The only thing I disliked about the game was that it ended too fast for me... would have loved another dungeon or two, but it was great as it was and is one of my favorite Zelda games.

-K-

Dragoon wrote:
The only thing I disliked about Master Quest was that the enemy placement made no sense to me. Why would there be flaming skulls in the Forest Temple? Why are there cows in the walls?

You mean the flaming skulls that were already there the first time around?

Agh, no, I didn't mean those ones. Those are the ones that made it so you couldn't use your sword in Majora's Mask. and it may not have even been the Forest Temple, but I remember it not fitting at all where they did put it. I mean the flaming ones that bounce around randomly.

Playing Oracle of Seasons awww yeah.

KevTehNev wrote:Playing Oracle of Seasons awww yeah.

That last boss.....when I was 12....I had a hard time with that game. I could probably do a lot better at it now.

I'm slowly progressing/struggling through the Fire Temple in Ocarina, the only major hindrance is that I keep falling from the third floor to the second, and from the second to the first.

My wireless GameCube controller is awful.

Like, really, really awful.

USE FARORE'S WIND

Chekt wrote:USE FARORE'S WIND

How did I not think of that.

HOW.

I swear, I feel like I'm the only person that remembers that spell. I always have it on my item selection when I'm doing dungeons. It is immensely helpful in the Water Temple, you walk into a room where you need a key you don't have?
>Cast FW
>Get Key
>Use FW again
>Great success.

Chekt wrote:I swear, I feel like I'm the only person that remembers that spell. I always have it on my item selection when I'm doing dungeons. It is immensely helpful in the Water Temple, you walk into a room where you need a key you don't have?
>Cast FW
>Get Key
>Use FW again
>Great success.

I sorta just forget everything that has to do with spells. I'm paranoid about my magic meter. If even a sliver of it is gone I suddenly go into "GOTTA FIND MORE MAGIC AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" mode.

I forgot how very generous OoT was with magic... I always thought it was as bad as MM or WW...

-K-

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I say Tatl.

I find her chimes actually pleasing to listen to sometimes, rather than "HEY, LISTEN, HEY, HEY, LINK, WATCH OUT"

Well at least Navi isn't mean to Link.

And she doesn't give details to Link in a sarcastic manner.

Nap1000 wrote:Well at least Navi isn't mean to Link.

And she doesn't give details to Link in a sarcastic manner.

I kinda like that quality in her.

I don't know why.