zaneebaslave
Smash Journeyman
Miyamoto is almost as cool as me. Almost. In honor of his birthday, I will... um... Think of Zelda a lot. And then when I'm done thinking of Zelda, I will think of it some more.
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Hehe that was good. The animation reminded me heavily of Family Guy.
Lol, yeah. I remember posting this a while back, and it sounds just as awesome as it was when I first heard it.That was great.
But whatever Link does is justified, even if it means chasing chickens!
Edit:
This guy is so pro.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRv8gnBMiWM
Yeah that was good. I liked how he was able to go to Termina Field when he was just a Deku Scrub, and then only used it to access a different part of Clock Town. It probably only saved about 30 seconds. lolMy favorite part was probably starting the Great Bay Temple with 5 hours left on the timeline, and bombing himself through the one of the first walls to land in the boss room.
Hero of Bombs
For YLoZ I hopeI have a sneaking suspicion that I will be listening to a lot of Zelda music over the next few days...
For YLoZ I hope![]()
Oh, holy ****, that reminds me! *Opens Game Maker and begins working on the Zelda engine*.Oh crap! *turns on Microsoft Word and begins typing*
Well MM is considerably more difficult, so if you play it before OoT, you'll think OoT is way too easy. I say play through OoT first because its types of puzzles carry over to MM, but are made even more difficult, so it's almost a natural transition. Playing MM first would be a good experience, but would totally overshadow OoT. I say pay respect to both.
Thanks for the advice, guys. I think I'll play Ocarina first. You can only beat a game for the first time once (well, unless I get amnesia), and I don't want to skew my experience of the games by playing them in the wrong order -- there is no definitive "wrong" order, but my experience will differ depending on which one I play first -- so I wanted to check with you guys and see what you thought.If you do them both at the same time on equal intervals, I would assume you would be beating Majora's Mask first (like on intervals you are doing now).
But I think it would be better to go through Ocarina first. It will lay the ground work for what to expect in Majora's.