We got the GC for xmas with the 4 classic Zelda games.
How do you get out of the Deku tree?
(I forget and so do my kids and my buddy who also got it just called me and asked me this question)

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Left leg, right leg, left leg, right leg.. I don't remember either... i always thought you just beat the boss and were transported out of it.... I WANT THAT 4 DISC ZELDA THING!

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[This message has been edited by Rod-Nog (edited December 26, 2003).]

Give up now.

Sincerely,
Archi

I concur. Do you concur doctor?

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Yeah, because the temples only get harder

Find a walkthrough online. That's how I did it when I played OoT on the N64. Helps a lot.

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I don't have an answer Evad, but try www.gamefaqs.com

Don't feel bad, I can't do ANYTHING in majoras mask..SO DAMN HARD!!!!!!!!

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When you beat the boss, the little glowing circle appears...

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maby hes stuck at the part where you have to go all the way to the top, jump off, land on the spider web, web breaks, gets you down into lower part of tree.

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Should play Master Quest, ugh...

It had me stumped for hours on the part where you had to go through the silver rupee backwards in order to get it... I was almost convinced that my game was broken, heh.

www.zelda.com has full walkthroughs for all zelda games. i've used it many times.

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Thanks everybody.


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To artificial life, all reality is virtual.

Easy, you burn it to the ground!

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Thanks everybody. <-- don't get sarcastic with me mister!!! If you were being serious then one is glad to be of service.

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All replies were helpfull in one way or another.


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w00t! i am helpful! EVEN THIS POST IS HELPFUL BECAUSE YOU SAID w00000000000!

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So where exactly were you stuck?

On a tree.

Or something.

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Yeah, but you know what? This one, this one right here, this was my dream, my wish, and it didn't come true. So I'm takin' it back. I'm takin' 'em all back.

I never could get past that stupid mask kid before the timer ran out... that game is pure evil.

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Just you wait until you get to the Water Temple...ooooh boy will you have loads of fun with that!

Same thing can be said about the Shadow Temple...if you're prone to falling all the time.

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Thank god I got the MM guide before I entered the water temple. I could never beat Majora at standard. I had to use the bonus mask and own him in less than a minute. Just play the song of time backwards to slow down the time.

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That disc would had been better if they included a Link to the Past.

Zelda's link to the past is one of the very few excuses for consoles to continue existence. Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time can be amusing.. up to the random moronic arson-inducing pointless obtuse overpowered must-do-it-perfectly-and-die-ten-tiems-trying bosses and mini-bosses they just stick in there for the hell of it. Those are the reasons i never bothered finishing those two, or even making much progress [ironically enuogh my character was named Spiro ]

Somehow an rpg where youre expected to die about 27 times per boss to figure out how to beat them precisely is incredibly asinine.. rpg's where you die all the time in general just seem incredibly.. what.. out of character [ooc] ? A good part of why i tend to prefer the adventure style ones where you tend to only die if you do summat eyestabbingly moronic; or at least make the other rpg's such that i dont' worry abuot dying and just play the storyline like [gasp !] a role-playing game..

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Zelda isn't an RPG.

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What is an RPG, really?

Google reveals this:
"A role-playing game (RPG) is a game in which each participant assumes the role of a character (such as an ogre or a futuristic spaceship captain) that can interact within the game's imaginary world."

I dunno Dormouse, I found the two relatively easy. From keeping some of the boss and universal elements between Link to the Past and Ocarina of Time, those two played similarly--and I actually found the former harder (although I *did* play the other 5-6 years of gaming later).

I also think LTTP is much harder than OOT.

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My brother and I both bought Majora's Mask, but we never actually played it till I moved in with him. After we spent the first "3 days" doing something in this village, and we got booted back, only to realize that we had to do *everything* over again, we quit immediately and have never put the game in again.

Whoever thought that forcing players to do *anything* more than once is "fun" should be put down like a rabid dog.

Ocarina of Time was blazingly... average.

Zelda III is the best, then Zelda 1, then Zelda II, then Ocarina of Time, then Wind Waker, then every crappy game ever created, and finally, Majora's Mask.

I only play Star Wars games.

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Ocarina of Time blazingly "average"? I'm sorry, but that game is "average" to NO game, none, not one, any.

And I haven't played MM in a while but I don't think you have to really do anything twice...

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Meh, OOT was simple.. A link to the past was pretty simple also, although one or two of the boss fights were hard

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Jedi Josh, the entire game is full of doing stuff over again. If you don't do something within a specific amount of time (3 "game days") you get booted back and have to start over. It's utterly crappy.

OOT wasn't as bad, but most of the "puzzles" were crappy compared to previous games. For example, the blocks you had to push were all on tracks that could only move in specific ways, whereas before, you had to guess which blocks to push. Then, some of the puzzles were so annoyingly impossible to "figure out" that I just wanted to quit on half the dungeons. The reason they were so "hard" was because there were no hints, no sense to the puzzles, nothing. If you didn't notice this one little area of this one little room you were screwed, and there were no hints or anything (thank God for the internet). One that comes to mind is the water temple. I think that was the single worst dungeon in any zelda game ever.

Did you play the first 3 zeldas before playing OOT? Because if you had, you'd likely agree with me. The transition to 3d was done poorly. I think the new Wind Waker was more successful at that transition, especially in the dungeons, but of course they screwed it up with the whole "boat" thing (raise your hand if you think it's fun spending hours "sailing" across a huge map for no good reason).

Where's Jim7 when I need him? Some of the stuff being said in here is just... wrong.

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*blinks* Master Quest wasn't that hard guys.. o0; I thought it was.. easier..

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I don't think it was easier by any means. It was, however, a lot more convenient. Extra keys for most dungeons, and a lot of areas in the water temple are now completely optional (it's just for gold skulltulas).

I agree about Wind Waker. The gameplay is a lot smoother and it's a lot more faithful to the older Zeldas. However, Wind Waker is also a lot newer. Pretty much everybody who followed Nintendo while the new generation started gobbling up PSes understands that OoT was only half finished. Had the N64 not been a total failure, and had the 64DD been a marketable product, it would have been much more in line with the other games. But that's not to say it isn't fun. In many ways, OoT beats out WW: For starters, there's no boating. And the obvious second is that it included the late teen Link we know and love from our Zelda 1 and 2 manuals, who was mysteriously absent from MM and WW.

But I think in MM you have to do a task once, not several hundred times like you claim. Sure if you don't do it when you're suppose to, you're going to have to do it again. You don't have to go back and find masks twice. Give me examples because I'm not really sure what you're talking about.

And I really doubt I would agree with you if I had played the first three Zelda's before OoT. I say that because I played the first four Zeldas before OoT, and I found the transition to be flawless. I found a lot of "hints" in all of the dungeons, had no terrible problem in any of the dungeons with hard puzzles. Maybe since I played the original Zeldas before hand, I knew Zelda mechanics a little. Hmmm...

Jon`C, I've never heard anyone make the claim that OoT was half finished. It started as a 64DD project, was canned, and then painfully ported without the 64DD. Took them a long time to squeeze the game on at the time the largest game cart ever produced.

It's fine if you don't like the game and all, but to say it's blazingly average? That's just wrong.

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