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Never mind. I just figured it out. I switched from fire arrows to regular arrows and then I was able to see it with the lens of truth. Apparently the game doesn't want you to use 2 things that use magic power at once.

I'm in the switch puzzle room- the one with the blue and yellow switches. I know that there is a stray fairy in the ceiling that I can see with the lens of truth. This is weird but I can't pop the bubble to make the fairy come out. As soon as I get ready to fire an arrow, the lens of truth no...

You're not the only one. I felt the same way.

12. Dark Palace. While I didn't exactly hate it, it's at the bottom for being so dark and not being able to easily see things. 11. Hyrule Castle. I don't know if this is really considered a 'dungeon'. Not much to it, scale up the stairs and fight Yuga again except the fight isn't that...

Easiest: Thieves Hideout Hardest: Ice Ruins, Dark Palace

1st playthrough normal mode: Eastern Palace Tower of Hera House of Gales Hyrule Castle Dark Palace Thieves Town Desert Palace Skull Woods Swamp Palace Turtle Rock Ice Ruins 1st playthrough hero mode: Eastern Palace House of Gales Tower of Hera Hyrule Castle Swamp Palace Thieves Town Desert...

1st time normal mode: 8 deaths about 17,000 rupees 1st time hero mode: 63 deaths about 23,000 rupees I know the death count is embarrassingly high. Most the deaths were early in the game. I died several times in the beginning from rats and keese- take away 2 whole hearts when you...

I'm going to try a minimalist run where I don't buy anything and only rent what's essential.

An ice theme and a proper water dungeon. The Ancient Cistern didn't feel much like a water dungeon even though it was a good dungeon. It had water in it but the puzzles themselves didn't really involve manipulation of water and the boss fight didn't take place in water.

I was aware of the glitch but I didn't try it out. Skipping the boss feels like cheating to me.

I bought them all. I want to get everything and also get the upgrades which are only possible if you buy the items.

63 seconds. Sorry, I don't have a picture so you'll just have to take my word for it. I could probably get faster with practice but I just wanted to do good enough to get the heart piece.

Eastern Palace Tower of Hera House of Gales Dark Palace Thieves Town Desert Palace Swamp Palace Skull Woods Turtle Rock Ice Ruins Lorule Castle I just started my second playthrough and doing Hero Mode. I haven't decided the complete dungeon order yet. I just completed Eastern Palace and...

I figured it out but not until fairly late in the game. I saw the Shady Guy running early in the game but I just didn't want to be bothered with trying to catch him at that point. I was more interested in exploring and visiting dungeons. Then later in the game I went back to do the things I...

From easiest to hardest: Moldorm (laughably easy) Yuga (It's easy but its the first boss of the game) Yuga-Ganon (the final boss should not be this easy) Margomill Stalblind Grinexx Arrghuss Dharkstare Gemesaur King Knucklemaster (hard if you don't merge yourself into a wall) Zaganaga (I had...

The ice ruins for the same reasons SmallPhry said. Also the desert palace because the sand rod puzzles were really clever.

Irene is my favorite. She had the most personality and she could be funny at times when you rang the bell. I also have a soft spot for Gulley. He would be my next favorite. He reminds me alot of Link and it's kind of cool having a such a young boy as a sage.

Overall the bosses were pretty easy, especially Yuga and Moldorm. Also the final boss seemed laughably easy, especially since I had the red mail and the level 3 master sword. I also had the most difficulty with the desert boss. I'm embarrassed to say I died on this boss, the only one I died...

Swamp Palace in ALBW

So far I have completed in the following order: Eastern Palace Tower of Hera House of Gales Dark Palace Thieves Town Desert Palace I've done bits and pieces of Swamp Palace, Turtle Rock, and Skull Woods. I'm not sure which one I'll complete next. I'm saving Ice Palace for last. I...

Same here. I struggled enough just to get the heart piece. No point pushing things further. I know my limitations and probably couldn't get 999 seconds if my life depended on it. I'm sad reading this. It's another Zelda game I won't be 100%ing.

Jabu Jabu's Belly from OoT. It's inside a big fish. Can't get much more unique than that.

I kind of prefer multiple seasons myself or different sections of the game with different climates- like an icy region, a desert region, a tropical region, etc. I like having the variety that different seasons provides.

Probably the original Zelda. I can do it in a couple of hours just playing at a relaxed pace. The dungeons are pretty short except for the last few and there aren't really any sidequests.

1) MM. Perhaps one of the more innovative Zelda games. The storyline, the sidequests, the characters, the masks, I love it. Transform into a Deku, Zora, or Goron, yes! I hardly missed the fact that there were only 4 dungeons. 2) OoT. It may have aged a bit but I still love playing...

I may be in the minority here but I slightly prefer Seasons although both were great games. I agree that Ages did some things better than Seasons such as the story, the final villian, more original bosses, and the puzzles. As to why I prefer Seasons 1) First, I felt the changing seasons was...

Always watch them in full the first time I play a game. I feel like I'm missing something important if I don't.

I think the Gorons and the Zoras could easily merit their own games. They appear in many games and have more of a backstory. They are my two favorite races so it would be fun to see a game featuring them.

In Spirit Tracks: The humor The Anouki Race- they're cute The minigames, particularly the hookshot and the Goron target shooting ones

I think water dungeons in general go under appreciated. It's funny because so many people complain about dungeons being too linear or too easy and then you get a more challenging puzzle-oriented, less linear dungeon like the Water Temple and people complain. I'll vote for the Lakebed Temple in...

I'm having a hard time thinking of one. I like almost every dungeon thought of as popular. The closest thing that comes to mind would be City in the Sky from Twilight Princess. I'm not sure how popular it is though. It's loved by many but also hated by many. My problems with it is just that...

I get Independent Thinker Personality Test - 41 Questions. 1 Personality. 100% Free. My results vary from test to test. I always score high on I and N with the last two letters being variable.

I'm kind of surprised that Wind Waker didn't have a proper water dungeon when the basic theme in the game is sailing. Tower of the Gods had water in it but there weren't any puzzles involving manipulation of water flow like in OoT or MM. I think the Shadow Temple would have worked well in...

Yeah, I would usually prefer to not have to revisit dungeons unless you make it different enough from the first time. More fire and ice dungeons would be cool. Oracle of Seasons has the Sword and Shield Maze, a fire and ice themed dungeon but I have not played that game.

I got all the bunnies and train parts without a walkthrough. It was tedious as heck but I'm glad I did it as I'm obsessed with doing things 100%.

Same here, middle school was traumatic for me socially. After that, I kinda just shut down socially. I'm very introverted now but I didn't use to be that way. I was quite extraverted as a young child.

Same here. The point of a video game is the gameplay. If I wanted a really good story, I'd watch a movie or read a book. That's not to say I don't care about the story or don't appreciate a good story. I do, but I don't like so much story it gets in the way of gameplay. I tend to find long...

I'm on both forums but this is my preferred one. The people here seem a little friendlier, the mods seem more fair and reasonable, the layout is better, and the size isn't so overwhelming.

I like puzzles but I'm not sure I'd like it if I was constantly forced into doing a puzzle in order to progress in the game. A few well thought out puzzles are fine. What I'd like to see are more optional puzzles that you could do to complete sidequests or get heart pieces.

People who make long lists of pet peeves

The worst thing would have to be feces/urine The worst food things would be liver or some of the cheap processed cheese products like Velveeta or Easy Cheese Seriously, potatoes???? That's a new one for me. Mmmmm, those are the best ones. But I like weird foods like that.

I almost always go to the cheaper store unless it's too far of a drive.

I was taught to use in it in my English class and do so mostly out of habit.

Google

I don't unless I'm forced to or I have reason to suspect someone could be hacking into my account. With some of my accounts like my college email, I have to change my password every few months. It's annoying. I understand they want are accounts secure but I want something I can easily...

I don't unless I suspect I have a virus or corrupted files on my computer.

LoZ: Overworld because there isn't really much to the dungeons. Except for level 9 AoL: Overworld. I liked the towns. AlttP: Tie. Both are really good. OoT: Slightly prefer the dungeons MM: Overworld because of the interesting sidequests. The dungeons were well designed but also felt...

Skyward Sword is my favorite conceptually because it tried alot of new things not seen in other Zelda games. Like @Ventus said, some of them were pulled off better than others. The adventure pouch was good. The motion controls needed work. I was excited at first about an orchestrated...