....You can't be serious....Dedication Through Light said:
kayos90 said:
play the sun's song when she does thatKevinCow said:
Superblatt said:
How'd you figure out which doors to go through in the Lost Woods?Dedication Through Light said:
I don't think anyone has, yet.mjc said:
Gameplay wise, Ocarina is not an overly difficult game, but it can be quite obtuse at times, and its totally understandable how a new player or someone who hasn't played it in a long time could get stuck and not know what to do, either between dunegons or in one.PumpkinPie said:
First of all, I'm not a OoT fan so don't put me in that group. Secondly, I'm talking about the level design of the game and giving specific points to why your point is partially invalid. The temple gives you a map early and gives insight into revealing which rooms you couldn't enter and enter at each point. If you fail to see that then you are the one who is being frustrated by the "complexity" of the temple. When the game first came out, I never saw a dungeon so cleverly crafted that it had an invisible helping hand of where you're supposed to go and how you were supposed to do it. Water Temple requires thinking and reasoning with the tools that were available to you. I defer back to the Snowpeak dungeon in TP. That had crappy room set up and I don't even know how it was passed as an actual dungeon design. (This is me being a bit more harsh than normal about this particular dungeon so take it with a grain of salt.) The Water Temple was easy enough navigate if you actually realized what you were supposed to in the room. You have a map, a compass, a hookshot, ironboots, etc etc. If you used everything at your arsenal to proceed in the dungeon then it was a perfectly well-crafted dungeon. If you fail to see that then I don't know how you're playing the game. I guess you want an visible helping hand instead of an invisible one.kunonabi said:
Agreed. In terms of 3D zelda dungeons this is how I'd rank themCeline said:
Figured that one out when I was 8, thanks tho :lol. I was curious how it dawned on him what to do.zigg said:
I don't think people realize that this is one of the Zelda game where the dungeon doesn't focus entirely on the weapon that you receive in the game (excluding bosses). I think the way most players are approaching this is that they need to use the item that they got in the dungeon and only use that. There are other mechanics that players can use. I remember I was confounded when I can use the hookshot against the flame dancers.bummyhead said:
You can. Or at least I can. Walk right up to that line where the wood turns to darkness - if it's a real path, you'll be able to see, and if not it'll stay black.zigg said:
Listen to the music. It will show you the way.shadyspace said:
"Hey! I'm feeling tired. Are you? Why don't you take a break?"Reknoc said:
Yes they certainly have been. The difference between this game and the N64 version are night and day.Docpan said:
BY2K said:
TheFLYINGManga_Ka said:Quick question: does anyone else see a "double vision" or double image, kind of like a mirror effect when playing this in 3D? Especially when there's a dark background or when Hyrule is at night, I see a slight double vision of Navi and the lighting effects. I also see two Links when I go near a dark cave.
Just wondering if something is wrong with my 3DS or something else.
Could it be my eyes?
Yeah, I get that. Do you wear glasses? I do but I can't check if they're the cause of it because my vision is so bad that I can't see the screen at normal viewing distance with them off.TheFLYINGManga_Ka said:Quick question: does anyone else see a "double vision" or double image, kind of like a mirror effect when playing this in 3D? Especially when there's a dark background or when Hyrule is at night, I see a slight double vision of Navi and the lighting effects. I also see two Links when I go near a dark cave.
Just wondering if something is wrong with my 3DS or something else.
Could it be my eyes?
friskykillface said:
First time I tried that I had Link crack his legs against the concrete so I was quite elated to discover it was still doable on my 2nd attemptLuigi87 said: