The Xtortionist
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Honest question someone posted this screen on Miiverse, but I'm not sure how to reach this screen in the game:
Shiekah Stone, I think.
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Majora's Mask 3D |OT| Remakes are a Nice Thing to Have Heh, heh
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Shiekah Stone, I think.
Necromanti
Member
Go back to the room the Happy Mask Salesman is in and enter the giant, glowing Sheikah Stone (if that's what it's called).Honest question someone posted this screen on Miiverse, but I'm not sure how to reach this screen in the game:
Oooh! I bet you're right.
Yep. It's easy to forget that the Shiekah Stone exists, considering that once you've spoken to the Mask Salesman you don't really have a reason to return there.
Yeah, I knew about that lil' Easter egg
Beren the Empty-Handed
Member
This just happened to me. It made me hate the new swimming even more. Honestly, I'd be willing to call this the perfect remake if it wasn't for that colossal screw up.
Oh, and I'm not a fan of the new Garo Mask. I know it makes more sense story-wise, but it just doesn't look as good. Rule of Cool, Aonuma!
That being said, I'm really enjoying everything else.
Man, for some reason the quest line involving Romani Ranch really stresses me out. I think it's because I never managed to complete it in the original.
Got the bottle reward today, though! Gonna do the delivery later. Also upgraded my sword, too, but due to screwing up the timings I've currently killed Goht about 4/5 times...
Got the bottle reward today, though! Gonna do the delivery later. Also upgraded my sword, too, but due to screwing up the timings I've currently killed Goht about 4/5 times...
... I want this as a wallpaper lolIt appears to be way faster on the N3DS. I'm taking shots like every two minutes.
Like this one!
Mr. Wonderful
Member
You know what my only complaint about this remake is?
How empty Clock Town is. I realize that this is partially a limitation of how many characters the N64 could have on the screen at a time, and the fact that Nintendo tried to give every character a story, but in 2015, Clock Town is just bizarrely deserted, even on the first two days, for a town that is supposed to be bustling in preparation for a festival.
It would have been nice if they added some Dekus, Gorons, or Zoras to the town after you cleared their areas, even if they said nothing else than "We've came for the festival!!" or something.
How empty Clock Town is. I realize that this is partially a limitation of how many characters the N64 could have on the screen at a time, and the fact that Nintendo tried to give every character a story, but in 2015, Clock Town is just bizarrely deserted, even on the first two days, for a town that is supposed to be bustling in preparation for a festival.
It would have been nice if they added some Dekus, Gorons, or Zoras to the town after you cleared their areas, even if they said nothing else than "We've came for the festival!!" or something.
Nocturnowl
Member
So good, King Ikana is just the best.Moving on, here are some more screens!
FaintDeftone
Junior Member
Hey guys,
I just finished Woodfall Temple and I'm only rocking four heart containers so far (only collected one piece; the one on the clock tower from the deku saleman).
Before I start making my way over to Snowhead and the Gorons, how many heart pieces and heart containers should I be able to grab before moving on to the next dungeon? Is it a good idea to build up my heart containers before I press on?
Sorry, I never finished MM on the N64 (despite owning it) so I'm curious.
I just finished Woodfall Temple and I'm only rocking four heart containers so far (only collected one piece; the one on the clock tower from the deku saleman).
Before I start making my way over to Snowhead and the Gorons, how many heart pieces and heart containers should I be able to grab before moving on to the next dungeon? Is it a good idea to build up my heart containers before I press on?
Sorry, I never finished MM on the N64 (despite owning it) so I'm curious.
Once you complete a dungeon once (or rather, once you have its key mask that you get from beating the dungeon), a portal appears at the start of the dungeon every subsequent cycle which takes you to the boss room.
How are you taking pics like that? Are you uploading them to miiverse or something?
Once you complete a dungeon once (or rather, once you have its key mask that you get from beating the dungeon), a portal appears at the start of the dungeon every subsequent cycle which takes you to the boss room.
Oooh, that's neat. I'm enjoying this game so much more now. I may actually like it more than OoT.
Solid SOAP
Member
Explore Clock Town to see what you can find! There's plenty of people to talk to who will open up quests and such for you, plus there's mini-games with good heart pieces as rewards.
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Deleted member 30609
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four is fine. If you want to find more, the sheikah stone inside the clock tower gives hints and talking to the Bomber kids around town points you toward potential sidequests.
HitCtrlAltDel
Member
I was wondering if something like this existed! I'm almost through the game. I'll have to give this a shot and see if there is anything that I could add to it.
TheMoon
Member
It's NOT supposed to be bustling with people. That's the whole point. Go to the mayor's office, listen to the argument there. They bring up the lack of people this year.
Yes, he's using Miiverse like everyone else.
^ This. Also, by the time Link gets to Termina, a whole bunch of people have already panicked at the sight of an angry moon getting bigger and bigger, and fled to the corners of the Termina world/dimension.
By the day of the festival, the only people remaining in the town are a few shopowners, orphan children with nowhere else to go, and city workers (civil servants, construction workers, postmen)
TheMoon
Member
why the plural. he works his butt off 24/7 because he's the only one!
TheSlySoul
Member
Oh neat, I was wondering what heart piece I missed.
Nice to have this as an option instead of guessing.
Also doing the lovers quest now, then to the moon!
The game clearly establishes that many people have already fled Clock Town. It's supposed to look abandoned by the time you arrive. Nearly everyone has already left because they're afraid of the falling moon.
Now there are just a handful of the most committed people people left (municipal workers, business owners, etc), and they're debating whether they should stay.
Miiverse. When you see something onscreen you want to capture, just hit Home, then Miiverse (takes only a couple seconds to boot up on N3DS), then tap Post, and tap the Screenshot icon. From there, just pull up Miiverse on your PC, log in, and copy/paste the link. I usually upload to abload.de since I'm not sure how long images last on Miiverse. (Although they appear to last forever...)
Inquisitive_Ghost
Member
Don't know why you're getting laughed at for this. It's nice to see a compassionate outlook.
SweetJohnnyCage
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Thanks!
Twilightzoney
Member
So I realized with the Great Bay Boss Fight that you can shoot Ice Arrows anywhere to create a platform. Unlike the other parts of the game where its specific points to shoot at.
If you change your mind and decide to give fishing a go, see the very last line in the OP of the fishing thread -- we cracked the code for finding rare fish. I even caught three of the Swamp Fishing Hole's boss fish (complete with boss music) in the same three-day cycle. So much fun! <3
Who do I give a picture of Lulu to? I thought it was that guy who's creepin' outside of her room, but he just tells me to go away.
EDIT: Oh, it's the other guy. Nevermind.
Only one rumoured event left in my notebook right now. Are there still four heart pieces in the last area?
EDIT: Oh, it's the other guy. Nevermind.
Only one rumoured event left in my notebook right now. Are there still four heart pieces in the last area?
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Deleted member 30609
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is the fishing game required for all the heart pieces?
Professor Beef
Banned
Managed to get myself outside the entrance to the Stone temple. Will be attempting that bad boy later this week.
Getting up there by playing that song to make a statue of myself, what, nearly ten times whilst I worked out the order to press the switches in, not fun, not fun at all.
Getting up there by playing that song to make a statue of myself, what, nearly ten times whilst I worked out the order to press the switches in, not fun, not fun at all.
Revenile
Member
I can't remember who it was, but in one of the MM3D threads someone had mentioned that they removed the triforce from the Stone Tower. I just got there, and it's still there on the movable blocks.
Miiverse post with picture. You might need to zoom in a bit due to the lighting, but it is very much still there, just all the detail added to the blocks makes the "hole" triangle harder to see.
Miiverse post with picture. You might need to zoom in a bit due to the lighting, but it is very much still there, just all the detail added to the blocks makes the "hole" triangle harder to see.
Very last area of the game has four Heart Pieces. So the area right before you go to fight the final boss.
So assuming the heart piece in Ikana Castle is still there, I'm on my way to 100% completing the game.
Aside from fishing. Which sucks.
Fishing is the deepest and most nuanced attraction in the game. Also the game's greatest challenge. So it's not for everyone, but that's OK. If you're just aiming to complete the story, it's still a perfectly good time.
And yes, that Heart Piece is still in Ikana Castle. Although that's not the "final area" to which I refer, just to be clear.
How would you say it compares to Fishing Resort on the Wii? After playing that I have trouble enjoying fishing in other games.
I haven't played that game, although I was briefly researching it the other day when I saw people recommending it in the other fishing thread.
That reminds me, I saw Josh Thomas play this one on BitBlock's The Fold... A skiing and snowboarding game on the Wii that had similarly cutesy characters. And it looked legitimately excellent. It had a split-screen co-op "free roam" mode in a huge open world with all kinds of events and activities, and you and a friend could freely explore the map, veering off in your own separate directions. The world had amazing scale and atmosphere, like ice fortresses all lit up with colorful lights at night.
I wish I could remember what the game was called, though...
Are you talking about Go Vacation? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Q-NeCAAQo
That was really fun too.