Game of the Year?

[Angrist]

BTW Z:TP isn't hard enough!!! Give us harder bosses next time... I want to know what it is like to die on bosses.

The first half of TP had a lot of story and things between dungeons, the second half didn't have that much going on. Sometimes it was just going from dungeon to dungeon.

After I played half of the dungeons, I thought it was the best game ever... after the other half I'm not that sure anymore. Of course it's still very good and 1 of the best.

[thatmariolover]

Originally Posted by Angrist

BTW Z:TP isn't hard enough!!! Give us harder bosses next time... I want to know what it is like to die on bosses.

The first half of TP had a lot of story and things between dungeons, the second half didn't have that much going on. Sometimes it was just going from dungeon to dungeon.

After I played half of the dungeons, I thought it was the best game ever... after the other half I'm not that sure anymore. Of course it's still very good and 1 of the best.

I very much agree. I think a Master Quest type deal really needs to be released for TP - a revamp of the dungeon difficulty would make almost everybody happy.

[Neo]

I'm loathe to admit I'm just not that impressed with Zelda so far. I don't know if I'm jaded from having played so many games but it just seems like the same old same old to me. Such as when you're jumping from platform to platform in the Goron mines and they have the obligatory lava spouts which you must time your jumps around. The game is also way too easy - I feel like I'm sleep walking through it.

[Angrist]

Well, I really think they added a lot of new things. Maybe too much repetition of old stuff? I agree that jumping over lava pits was so boring that I was always looking for the 'real' puzzle of the room.
Other things just made me cry or laugh out loud.

[Null]

when they stray away from the 'zelda style' people complain. and when they do the same people complain. they cant win with everyone.


it did feel a bit like going from dungeon to dungeon in the end. but i used thoes times to go exploring and doing side missions and things before going back to the next dungeon, so it filled up a bit.

there a couple things they added that were really neat. a couple cool weapons. and that hover thingy i really wish they used a lot more in the game because that sweet when it was being used.


not the greatest zelda but definently one of the better ones. at least it kept me playing thro the whole thing. windwaker got me so board around the wind temple and triforce hunt that i stoped playing, and before i knew it years had passed without me finishing it. (altho i finally picked it up and finished it before i started TP)
same with MM, i got so bored at one point i stoped playing. and still have never finished it. (mainly because i'd have to start all over to remember what was going on now)

but i liked the storyline in TP.

problem with making a zelda harder, is the game gets insanly frustrating. not because its hard. but because of not knowing what to do.
theres some bosses that you have to spend a bit of time to figure out how to attack them... and if they were harder, you'd keep dying before you figured out how to beat em. and i really hate using a guide or something for help. but harder to fight and still be able to know how to fight em would be good. need a balance there.


and i miss the cartoon look of WW. i'd like to see this game, with an older link. all in cell shading. altho the game does look good anyway.


this one would probably be in my top 5 zelda games.

[Angrist]

What sidequests were there? I paid for the bridge, delivired the hot springwater..... that's all I can think of right now. And I 'beated' the minigames very early in the game.

The world is big, but in the end I kept realising it's not thát big... and not much is going on. I wish they would have used the chain where you keep trading items to help people, that was always fun.

[Null]

i never got that damn spring water... i keep getting it and it pours out at his feet.... same with the other one who wants to drink it. i gave up on that.

[Ginkasa]

Originally Posted by Null

i never got that damn spring water... i keep getting it and it pours out at his feet.... same with the other one who wants to drink it. i gave up on that.

I suppose you carried the spring water in just an empty bottle? Won't work. Outside of Malo Mart is the elder Goron with the face tattoos. He'll give you a whole barrel of hot spring water that you then have to carry across that little section of Hyrule field over to the bridge and pour that on the Goron.

I don't know about the anyone wanting to drink the stuff...


*shrugs and walks away*

[Angrist]

Another Goron wants to drink it before it clears some rocks. But you can't get him his water before the shop in Castle Town is reopened.... for which you have to get the first Goron his barrel of hot water. It's annoying with the enemies attacking you or the barrel.... just put it down (grab your bow) and shoot the suckers before they come close.

Oh btw, how much time did you play before you beated the game? 55 hours here. I'm now clocked almost at 60, I just run around a lot trying to find stuff.

[Dyne]

I beat the game at 55 hours and I barely did anything except fishing for a little while.

[DarkMaster]

I beat it at 35 hours and did everything. I dunno, hearing some people say they beat the game at like 60+ hours doesnt make sense to me.

[Null]

Originally Posted by DarkMaster

I beat it at 35 hours and did everything. I dunno, hearing some people say they beat the game at like 60+ hours doesnt make sense to me.

im with you. people say they rushed it and didnt explore and did it in 60 hours... i didnt rush and took time to explore and did it in a little over 38 hours