Whe Else thought the last boss in TP was Simple?

[QUOTE="wahotses-den"][QUOTE="Shirley_Temple"][QUOTE="wahotses-den"][QUOTE="Dencore"][QUOTE="Shirley_Temple"][QUOTE="Dencore"][QUOTE="Shirley_Temple"][QUOTE="Dencore"][QUOTE="Shirley_Temple"]

[QUOTE="wahotses-den"]I did love that part too and the way zelda hoped on too was classShirley_Temple

Yeah, it was okay I guess, but it doesn't beat this:

Woah, so we can't criticize TP for sucking? WW blew my mind with its story and freedom. TP felt like a Kingdom Hearts-lite action game with some linear question. Wooohooo...

He never even mentioned Nintendo. Honestly pal I think your losing it.

So? Nintendo did screw up. Listen, Almost 90% of people who've played OOT think its awesome, about roughly halfof the people I've spoken with who've played TP didn't care for it. That means that TP just isn't up to snuff, sure SOME people think its awesome, but then again some people think the last two PS2 dragon ball games deserved 9.0 scores.

All of the bosses sucked, personally ganondorf seemed like the only boss that Nintendo even put effort into.Shirley_Temple

Some people might not realize that todays generation of games are easy to beat. Its funny how some people say that the TP bosses are too easy, when the rest of the bosses from WW, MM, OOT were easy too.

There hasn't been a Zelda game that would bring it up another level of difficulty to make it tougher since the NES, SNES, GAMEBOY era.
WR_Platinum

I agree with the TP the last boss was lame. Attauly if I had my way they would have cut the whole final castle out it was just awful. @ least the battles in WW where intresting.

[QUOTE="WR_Platinum"]Some people might not realize that todays generation of games are easy to beat. Its funny how some people say that the TP bosses are too easy, when the rest of the bosses from WW, MM, OOT were easy too.

There hasn't been a Zelda game that would bring it up another level of difficulty to make it tougher since the NES, SNES, GAMEBOY era.
Dencore

[QUOTE="Dencore"][QUOTE="WR_Platinum"]Some people might not realize that todays generation of games are easy to beat. Its funny how some people say that the TP bosses are too easy, when the rest of the bosses from WW, MM, OOT were easy too.

There hasn't been a Zelda game that would bring it up another level of difficulty to make it tougher since the NES, SNES, GAMEBOY era.
WR_Platinum

I really liked the battle. When you guys say he was easy, you have to remember your Video Game Experts who post in online forums, most people aren't, they have to make it so most people can get through the whole game.camzaman

I agree with the TP the last boss was lame. Attauly if I had my way they would have cut the whole final castle out it was just awful. @ least the battles in WW where intresting.

Lanfeix

I agree there, WW didn't have to be harder, it was impressive watching Moldaga burst out of the sand and fly above you, it had scale, it had scope, boss fights were a joy to just behold in WW, in MM they were fast and brutal, in Ocarina they were epic and fun, smashing volvagia's face anyone?  Chasing Goht?

Sadly I'm called a troll because I criticize Twilight Princess, yes I do it often, yes I point out its flaws in threads where people just seem to want to praise it.  Yet I'm probably the biggest Zelda fan on these boards.  I made these two videos (1, 2) prior to playing the game.  And this one when I realized how charmed I was by Wind Waker.

I desperately want to know what's so great about a linear, dull, and rushed Zelda?

Yet I'm probably the biggest Zelda fan on these boards.

Shirley_Temple

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Yet I'm probably the biggest Zelda fan on these boards.

Saruman1719

[QUOTE="cpaschal"]Although most know it already...it would have been a good idea not to put that in your Title. Its a spoiler of sorts...and most people that havent played it and might be drowning out everything about it until they do just found out Ganon is in it.

Bad poster...bad bad poster.
Shirley_Temple

Most people have known since E3 05 that ganon was the main villain. Unfortunately Nintendo treated this like a surprise in the game even though most of their fanbase already knew of his inclusion.

I would disagree, I thought the last battle was great. Excellent atmosphere, and action, was it difficult? No, but name me one really difficult game in the last 10 years. Games are not hard anymore, to be honest they were never hard, they just seemed more difficult when we were small children.Sepewrath

Exactly right

[QUOTE="Sepewrath"]I would disagree, I thought the last battle was great. Excellent atmosphere, and action, was it difficult? No, but name me one really difficult game in the last 10 years. Games are not hard anymore, to be honest they were never hard, they just seemed more difficult when we were small children.zeldredz

Exactly right

[QUOTE="Lanfeix"]

I agree with the TP the last boss was lame. Attauly if I had my way they would have cut the whole final castle out it was just awful. @ least the battles in WW where intresting.

Shirley_Temple

I agree there, WW didn't have to be harder, it was impressive watching Moldaga burst out of the sand and fly above you, it had scale, it had scope, boss fights were a joy to just behold in WW, in MM they were fast and brutal, in Ocarina they were epic and fun, smashing volvagia's face anyone? Chasing Goht?

Sadly I'm called a troll because I criticize Twilight Princess, yes I do it often, yes I point out its flaws in threads where people just seem to want to praise it. Yet I'm probably the biggest Zelda fan on these boards. I made these two videos (1, 2) prior to playing the game. And this one when I realized how charmed I was by Wind Waker.

I desperately want to know what's so great about a linear, dull, and rushed Zelda?

How was Ganon the most simple boss in Twilight Princess?  ALL THE BOSSES WERE SIMPLE IN TWILIGHT PRINCESS.

Still, I enjoyed the fight against Ganon more than I enjoyed the lame fight against Zant, and even some of the beginning bosses.  I've been playing Zelda for way too long, and I think the series needs a bit of a difficulty boost to get my attention again the way it used to.

It's not really about difficulty.

The final battle with Ganon was disappointing because, like someone posted above, you basically roll around behind him and cut.  Over, and over, and over again.  That's just repetitive, dumb, and boring.

Now I guess some people made it more interesting by mixing up the combat a bit, but the point is, that's all you gotta do and you win.

And I guess all Zelda bosses boil down to doing one repetitive task over and over again, but there's a certain enjoyment in discovering the gimmick to bring down a boss, like scaling up the towers with the dual claws, shooting that giant spider in the eye then bringing the hammer down on him, etc.

I mean, the whole rolling around Ganon and cutting him deal doesn't even seem like a FIGHT.  It feels like the developers just got lazy.

[QUOTE="Shirley_Temple"][QUOTE="Lanfeix"]

I agree with the TP the last boss was lame. Attauly if I had my way they would have cut the whole final castle out it was just awful. @ least the battles in WW where intresting.

Tristam22

I agree there, WW didn't have to be harder, it was impressive watching Moldaga burst out of the sand and fly above you, it had scale, it had scope, boss fights were a joy to just behold in WW, in MM they were fast and brutal, in Ocarina they were epic and fun, smashing volvagia's face anyone? Chasing Goht?

Sadly I'm called a troll because I criticize Twilight Princess, yes I do it often, yes I point out its flaws in threads where people just seem to want to praise it. Yet I'm probably the biggest Zelda fan on these boards. I made these two videos (1, 2) prior to playing the game. And this one when I realized how charmed I was by Wind Waker.

I desperately want to know what's so great about a linear, dull, and rushed Zelda?

Who says they spent every moment perfecting the game?  Look at how short the temples get towards the end, look how the items aren't fully implemented in later parts of the game.  I think that halfway through its development, they began working on the Wii controls and forgot to make a compelling game experience.  Things in this game seem off, chests are so small I tend to have trouble getting in front to open them.  Epona runs like her back leg hurts,  Link isn't well animated at all, he's almost spastic at times.  Little things ruined the experience as a whole for me.