Wind Waker never was my favorite. It's only just above MM, which is only just above the CD-i games.I take back everything I ever said we're not friends we never have been friends we will not be friends.
woot21 out dawgs
Wind Waker never was my favorite. It's only just above MM, which is only just above the CD-i games.I take back everything I ever said we're not friends we never have been friends we will not be friends.
In Skyward Sword I am up to the Fire Sanctuary but I am kind of stuck and don't know which way to go
I also know there's a bottle in this dungeon if you know where to look.
What about fhqwhgads then?I take back everything I ever said we're not friends we never have been friends we will not be friends.
Wind Waker never was my favorite. It's only just above MM, which is only just above the CD-i games.
woot21 out dawgs
Bottles be all over the place. They can be gained as random items across the game world - you can gain enough to fill your entire adventure pouch if you take enough time.
I take back everything I ever said we're not friends we never have been friends we will not be friends.
Other than slow pacing, made even worse by the sailing? The repetitive fetch quest that were added just to lengthen the game, the fact that there are only 7 real dungeons, I can't 100% it without the GBA-GCN connection cable, the graphics (joking), the fact that the story is based more on coincidence than any other Zelda game, and the fact that the Korkis and Zora evolved that much that quickly (evolution doesn't work that way).Ouch, what an insult. What don't you like about it?
Other than slow pacing, made even worse by the sailing? The repetitive fetch quest that were added just to lengthen the game, the fact that there are only 7 real dungeons, I can't 100% it without the GBA-GCN connection cable, the graphics (joking), the fact that the story is based more on coincidence than any other Zelda game, and the fact that the Korkis and Zora evolved that much that quickly (evolution doesn't work that way).
woot21 out dawgs
Come on now, we all know that in the Nintendo universe evolution means a thing becomes bigger and stronger. Besides, it would have had to be millions of years (which means there is no way for the legend to still even be that accurate (as Fi likes to point out) (and why haven't the Hylians evolved?)) for the Zoras to become the Ritos, going by real evolution, where as the Korkis and magic is acceptable, do to the Great Deku Tree, not with the Zoras (since they showed no inclination to magic). Also, it was a tiny nitpick, that was mainly a joke. And I just thought of another thing that bugs me with the plot, Link just leaving at the end. Why not bring his sister and grandma with him?I understand everything except your issue with evolution. We don't even know how many years have passed. It could be thousands for all we know, and of course, could just be magic.
I think you might be missing the point of music in a video game.Wasn't very impressed with the music, either. This might be blasphemy to say, but (until Skyward Sword) I've never been much of a fan of Zelda music. Focuses a tad too much on ambiance/mood-setting for my liking, especially for dungeons.
and the fact that the Korkis and Zora evolved that much that quickly (evolution doesn't work that way).
And I just thought of another thing that bugs me with the plot, Link just leaving at the end. Why not bring his sister and grandma with him?
Also, it was a tiny nitpick, that was mainly a joke.
And I just thought of another thing that bugs me with the plot, Link just leaving at the end. Why not bring his sister and grandma with him?
As for Electivirus, and this comment I think you might be missing the point of music in a video game.
woot21 out dawgs
As for Electivirus, and this comment I think you might be missing the point of music in a video game.
woot21 out dawgs
I certainly don't think so, but that's a discussion for another day.
As for the Korok, they didn't evolve from the Kokiri. The Kokiri are just spirits that take the form of children. The Deku Tree even said that when Hyrule was flooded, they took a different form (the Koroks).
Wind Waker's Great Deku Tree said:"Once upon a time, long ago, the Koroks took on human forms, but when they came to live on the sea, they took these shapes."
Between the wording and the fact that Makar's ancestor was a Kokiri, the suggestion would seem to be that the race that was once the Kokiri slowly became the Korok race over time.