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Naah, I'm about to go to bed anyway. Besides, if I see the Midna porn, then it would take me forever to get it up as I would be busy fapping.
And yes, I realize I am way too horny for my own good. Oh, and it also doesn't help that Fchan is down again. :( |
The Cave of Ordeals is at Gerudo Mesa, in the far SE area of Gerudo Desert. There's a huge stone pillar stuck in the ground, and the Cave is hidden underneath. :D
Completing every tenth floor unlocks...:
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if anyone wants it, i have a minirip up of zelda: twilight princess... check my signature. i'd recommend only getting it if you've beaten the game though, as final boss songs are there too :)
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So I've got this game... and I never played OOT or MM. I'm at a part just outside the village very early in the game where I have to jump over a series of pillars that are not in a straight line, and I'm having a heck of a time jumping across them. Is there any "trick" to doing jumps like this in Zelda? If I turn the stick to jump a different direction too soon then I just fall off the pillars, and if I wait until I touch the next pillar then it's too late and I just keep jumping straight ahead and fall off.
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Yes, press the Z button on your nunchuck attachment and the camera will position itslef directly behind Link. All you need to do is use that camera position to figure out how to position Link where he'll be best positoned to make a jump. Pretty simple.
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Alternatively, if you're a wolf, then the game will semi-automate the process (and it will look REALLY cool at the same time).
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Guys that have beat it, is there a 2nd quest or anything nifty your 2nd time playing.. maybe play the game in the herd outfit?
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I cleared the story a few days ago and holy shit was that a good game. I wish it were a little longer, but 40 hours is still pretty good for a Zelda game. And there's still the Golden Bugs, Heart Containers, etc. for me to find.
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Okay, I've been avoiding this thread like the plague, since I've yet to own a Wii. However, I now need your advice.
So it turns out that the GC version of TP is due this week, and Circuit City is offering it for $38. I was all prepared to purchase the Wii along with Zelda after Christmas, but with the recent purchase of my LCD TV, along with some additional peripherals I want to add with it, that plan seems pretty uncertain. But if all I wanted to do was play Zelda, then why spend over $300 that would be hard to gather up, and just settle with the GC version for now (and sell it off later when I can afford the Wii)? So I need some opinions. I've read that both versions are completely identical in visuals and sound, minus the widescreen support and controls. Do the Wii controls really make a big difference in this game, or can the same kind of fun be had with the traditional GC pad? |
Honestly, the Wii controls don't add much to this game. Lure Fishing is cool, as is aiming with the bow. But the game would be just as playable on GCN. Some reviews have talked about the controls feeling tacked on and while I definately agree they could've done a hell of a lot more, what they have done isn't detrimental to the game at all, infact I'd say the manual aiming bow and cursor menu interface is credit to the game.
That said, the fact that you HAVE an LCD tv which I'm assuming is widescreen, I don't think you should go past playing it in widescreen. There have been times when I've been playing that I've longed for widescreen. |
Believe me, I'm a sucker for widescreen, and demand that all future games, movies, and shows support it. That said, I'm told that Zelda Wii isn't exactly true widescreen, that they just crop some of the picture to give you that widescreen effect.
Even so, I have to ask myself if it's worth delaying my acquisition of Zelda for a few extra months just for a widescreen mode and some fun but clearly tacked-on controls. |
As far as sword controls go, I think Wii is better for the spin attack and some of the hidden skills, but other than that the functionality is about the same. Aiming, of course, is loads better, and you will find yourself aiming a lot more than in other Zelda games.
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As for which version to buy, I'd say go for the Wii version. I finished it last night, and I really can't imagine doing certain things ingame without the remote. But if getting the Wii version means waiting a few extra months, then just go for the GCN copy. At least you'll have free camera control, and you'll be playing one of the best games of the generation. |
Exactly. It sucks putting off one of the two most anticipated games this year (FFXII being the other) just because I can't currently afford a new system ($250) plus the slightly tweaked game ($50) and component cables ($30), when I can just buy it right now for the system I have ($40).
I really have no other reason to getting a Wii this soon (just as how there's no real reason, at least from a gaming perspective, to get the PS3 other than Resistence), plus I want to concentrate my finances for my Home Theater setup. |
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I've played the Wii version, and I've played Zelda on the GC, and I honestly don't care either way. Aiming with the remote is fun, and swinging the sword is cool, but I can do the same things with a regular GC controller for $250 less. |
So, I've been hearing rumours of the GC version actually getting a pretty limited run.
Does anyone know if there are any substance to these rumours, or not? I can't find any definitive information on the subject. |
I beat the game yesterday. Zelda endings always leave me with a sense of dissatisfaction because they just go right back to the title screen the instant all the credits roll... and this one feels the same way. It just leaves you with no real incentive to play it again because you've seen it all.
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SOLDIER - If you ask me, the Wii version is much more fun just because the controls are much more immersive. I can't really picture the GC version being anywhere near as fun to play. Doing all the attacks, aiming, and fishing is a much better experience and adds to the overall enjoyment factor of the game.
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Fucking jellies. One got stuck behind a door in the cave of trials and now I have to restart because the door won't open if it's not dead. :mad:
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