The problem I am having is that the game is just too long and involved. I don't have a lot of time to play games anymore and I like games that I can just pick up and play for an hour once a week. I find I have to keep reorienting myself to get to the next quest. Don't get me wrong, I love the game, it's just too huge.
Yeah for a Zelda Game you have to play atleast once a day so you remember what to do. I remember stopping for a week them playing again, and it was hard getting back on track but once you do your fine.
Zelda is Really hard then easy there's on and off parts to the game
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Yeah that is true. Also when you are in an easy part you're thinking you wish it was harder. Then when it is hard you wish it was a bit easier. We never get pleased lol.:P
The most frustrating part was Snow Peak for me. Especially the parts where you had to cross the wood near the roof, and parts of it were covered in ice. Also the ice bats that appeared every time you got close to an ice covered part of the wood made that part even more annoying.
The most frustrating part was Snow Peak for me. Especially the parts where you had to cross the wood near the roof, and parts of it were covered in ice. Also the ice bats that appeared every time you got close to an ice covered part of the wood made that part even more annoying.shadowlink797
I hated that, the puzzle you have to do before you get the master sword is also very frustrating, changing the water in the lakebed temple was also frustrating and the puzzle in snow peak ruins with the ice blocks
but that´s nothing compared to a link to the past, I just finished the first temple I got so once that I was fighting with the boss and just had to hit him once more but I ran out of arrwos so I did it with the sword and died, what´s even worse is that I had to do everything from the begining and a game that´s even more frustrating is super mario world, it´s really fun but so frustrating, especially with those horrible controls
Most frustrating part for me was realizing how simple the dungeons were. Honestly I get to the goron mines I walk around looking for a switch or button or some complex thing in order to open a door, I smack the crystal that does it and voila. I suddenly realize that is has been and will be this easy for the rest of the game.
[QUOTE="Stuffed_Monkey"]The most frustrating part for me would probably be the City in the Sky. Had trouble finding the circular room, close to the boss part.distrbdslipsoad
finding the crystal behind the painting was pretty cool. I was fine with the difficulty of the temples. The bosses were just too easy. I found myself handicapping myself just make fights longer or more interesting. I only had to use fairys in the Cave of Ordeals.
The most annoying part is when you pick up a blue or "bigger" rupee and it always tell you that it is worth 5 and so on. The whole game! That made me silly!
i made myself suck too, just to make fights last longer and feel more climatic. i can kill ganondorf in less than 5 minutes, so i actually lower myself in order for it to last 10 at tops, i even wear my magic armor just so i have more time to fight. it kinda sucks, WW was kinda the same but at least ganondorf was trying to kill you, but in ocarina of time, he didnt even touch you and he could whoop your ass....oh well....i guess those good days are gone....
Frustrating moments? This game was totally easy. Maybe i've been playing the Zelda series for too long, but alot of the same kind of puzzles keep popping up.
mmMmm... towards the beginning... looking for either the sword or the shield. (whichever one was the second one.) and for those 'slow' people, TC should put '*spoiler*' in the topic title.
I agree....it was just tough in general...the stupid little sliding ice things and ice bats etc that freeze you. And there is virtually no health except for the soup, but that is a pain to go all the way back and get it. It just made me so angry, I was so happy to finish it.
 Second only to snow peak i think was the City in the Sky....so frustrating!! Just so many places to go, but so many blocked off and the wind and....just frustrating.
I agree....it was just tough in general...the stupid little sliding ice things and ice bats etc that freeze you. And there is virtually no health except for the soup, but that is a pain to go all the way back and get it. It just made me so angry, I was so happy to finish it.
 Second only to snow peak i think was the City in the Sky....so frustrating!! Just so many places to go, but so many blocked off and the wind and....just frustrating.
 Great game on the whole though...i loved it
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Yeah, I guess the complex of the game is the only reason why every Zelda fanatic buys it.
^^ lol I remember in a few bosses I would forget to get the boss key. Sometimes my friend would be over and be like omg not again.... Good Times though....Good times.....8)
For the poes, bugs, and heart pieces, it is easier to just get them while doing the dungeons and the other stuff. However, it seems to take a while to find them and such.
i hated lookiing for the bugs especially in lake Hylia, i was loking for the last 2 bugs and when i was looking 4 them i was thinking "i am so lost"Greencrash
The most frustrating part of the game for me was catching that fish at the very beginning for the cat. I caught 6 fish before the cat finally ate one of them.
The most frustrating part of the game for me was catching that fish at the very beginning for the cat. I caught 6 fish before the cat finally ate one of them.jbrittain
 I remember it took me 2 or 3 fishes before I finally realize that I was not suppose to press A.
The most frustrating part of TP for me was when you're supposed to carry the hot spring water barrel and throw it on the Goron. I think I tried about 7 times before I finally succeeded. I think I put down the barrel in the water half way 2 times (which cooled it off), and the enemies destroyed the barrel about 4 times. When I finally got to the Goron, I threw the barrel too short, so that it missed the Goron. Then I thought: "Maybe I should just run my *** off and hope for the best, and don't give a crap about the enemies.."
The most frustrating part of the game I thought was the City in the Sky. I got up to that tower area and forgot to turn the fan on, I accidently fell down back into the main lobby and had to go though the WHOLE dungeon again just to get back up there.Â
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