MakaiZomby

You don't have to

And I don't blame you if you didn't.

But I wouldn't exactly have any method of proving it nonetheless. Times like these I wish I were here long enough to have developed a response of trustworthiness to others : (

akubokawii

i spent days in the sky temple. When you have to graple hook the cieling and go down, i kept trying to get the vine to hang onto

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Sparx

Ok off-topic too much here.

Main point: Twilight Princess won't have a Master Quest, what's the point of a Master Quest anyways? Its just harder.

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Link0

no but it does need a sequel

Bob#4

Well, being that the only thing wrong with TP was its difficulty level, that would make a massive difference.

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13ofHEARTS

...Too bad if there was a Master Quest of this game, it still wouldn't be any where near as hard as the original Ocarina of Time. The difficulty level of this game really disappointed me.

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MakaiZomby

It still wouldn't?

I though OoT was fairly moderate. Neither too easy nor too hard.

Only the Water Temple gave me problems.

(I must be losing my touch or something, because people around here are saying TP was ridiculously easy if not the easiest, and I still think it was just as moderate in difficulty as last time I beat OoT.)

13ofHEARTS

Well, I guess the reason I found TP easier than OoT was because, it was the first Zelda game I had ever played, and I was 10 or 11 years old, and I finished TP when I was 17. I guess that could make a pretty big difference to how hard you find a game.

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MakaiZomby

Yeah, that I could agree to.

I remember beating OoT on my 64 when I was 10... At the time it took I don't remember how long to tread through it all, then I got the Collector's Edition (and before that, the Master Quest Edition), beating OoT on the CE last year.

13ofHEARTS

First when I got my N64, me and my friend used to rent OoT every single weekend, I got up to Death Mountain like that, then I realized "Why don't I just buy this game?" It took me forever to beat it though, must have been close on a year in all, but TP I finished in a little over a week.

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Sparx

Orcarina of Time was a huge bummer for me. I had to restart the game twice.

1. That big blob ate my sword and shield, and I didn't know how to get it back, and I had to go, so I saved and got off. Then when I come back on...I don't have my sword or my shield! THen I go back to the blob, and he doesn't have them either. So I have no weapons, therefore I start over.

2. The water temple. What a crappy temple. There's a glitch in there, that if you use the key on the wrong door, you can't get another, therefore not able to open another door, so you're screwed. That's what happened to me.

I also found OoT moderate...a 6.5/10 on the difficulty scale.

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MakaiZomby

EXACTLY! That's what happened to me! Of course, after 2 hours of shifting the water up and down over and over. So I, too, had to restart. At the time my little brain refused to do it again, so I opted for the official guide JUST for that temple.

Same thing for the Like-Like, but it ate my Blue Suit and Hylian Shield before spitting me off of into a pit.

Man, for some reason I thought I was the only one to have that Water Temple problem.

And to this day I still remember breezing through the Fire Temple painfully fast.

R.O.B15

What's the point of a second difficulty? If I did it a second time it would just be boring!

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Bob#4

Exactly. Go back and play ocarina of time now, you'll find that it's about five times easier. I played OOT's masterquest recently and found no challenge whatsoever. They think throwing iron knuckles everywhere will make the combat harder but it doesn't. If they're not any faster, or have any new moves, it doesn't make it any harder.

Actually, when I played OOT I had no trouble with it. I've never had trouble with 3D zelda games actually, I've always been very good at them. We just had a small amount of experience back then, not to mention the craptastic N64 controller that required either extreme manual dexterity or large hands that most 10 year olds didn't posess.

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Sparx

A Master Quest would be so incredibly stupid. It didn't sell for Oot and it won't sell now. It's like buying another copy of TP, but just increasing the difficulty when you've already beaten it.

Since the next Zelda game is coming out soon, they won't make one. ZOMG! Jeez, here's an idea...why don't they just add difficulty levels to the next Zelda game? DUUR!

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Soopafly

Yeah they need added levels of difficulties.

...and I would absolutely buy a Master Quest for TP without even blinking an eye. I like Zelda because of the strategy/puzzles, and even if the graphics are the same you still have to think differently.

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Sparx

If a Master Quest came out, it would be the same! Just harder. Whats the point of that?

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SilverTide

ye i totally agree hahaha