Loz: Oot

One of the good classics that i really like to play, is there anyone on the site besides me that enjoyed playing the game so much it froze?

 

So General Game Chat...

 

Basically yes, but i would like to hear what most of the people think is the hardest temple/dungeon was, i just don't want to read to much about the water temple

 

The graveyard temple was so impossible!

 

I hated the shadow temple to, especial that boss, bongo bongo i think it was?

 

Shadow Temple was easy as anything.
Forest Tenple however was so damn poorly designed it bored me.

 

You mean the puzzles or the actual area designs?

Because I thought the temple looked nice but the puzzles I hated with a passion :c

 

It was pretty. But the N64 couldn't pull off the lighting they wanted, or the depth.
So that made the puzzles harder to understand and even more complex then they probably aimed.

 

That makes sense. The first three dungeons were pretty easy though, if only because they were really colorful. Color draws attention, whereas blandness leaves you grasping at straws. The Forest temple wasn't all that bright but the detail was relatively nice.

 

Asking people if they liked Ocarina of Time is like asking people if they think the holocaust was real.
YEP
EXACTLY LIKE THAT

 

That is a terribly disgusting analogy. Also, there are plenty of Holocaust deniers. So not only is your analogy in poor taste, it's also incorrect.

 

I liked it, but I liked The Wind Waker more.

 

This~ Wind Waker's style was and still is my favorite c:

 

And there are plenty of OoT haters. Therefore, your argument is irrelevant.

I loved OoT. I didn't hate any of the levels, but yeah, the Water Temple took the longest to get through. I absolutely loved the Sand Temple though. The way you had to play through two different time frames to get theough it was wonderful. <3

 

Pardon me, but that was not the point of my statement.

 

I realize. You stated that it was a terrible analogy. You then argued that there's holocaust disbelievers. I counter-argued that there are OoT haters. I was countering your argument, not your statement.

 

By saying there are Holocaust deniers, I also meant there are OoT haters. There are haters for everything. That was my, as you called it, "argument."

 

Which was also Asami's argument. Therefore, your argument's are the same, thus your counter argument is invalid. Which makes my counter-counter-argument the same as Asami's and also invalid.

 

**** this, i'm too confused.

 

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