General Zelda Do You Use Glitches to Complete Zelda Games?

[balloonofwar4]

I never do on the first playthrough, but later on later playthroughs I might. The Infinite Sword glitch made OoT's final boss fight a joke.

 

[Ventus]

Depends on what you mean by complete. I typically glitch for fun, like OoT in 24 minutes, but not for a decent completion.

 

[DarkLink17]

I do the same as Ventus. I usually just glitch for the heck of it just to see if it actually works.

 

[DarkestLink]

Only on test runs and speed runs. Otherwise it ruins the experience.

 

[SpiritGerudo]

Never on a first playthrough. Other than that though . . . *evil grin*. My childhood was broken into a thousand pieces in less than 22 minutes about a year ago by speedrunning, but I love the idea and even though I don't speedrun seriously, I keep up with it and love to watch it. It's fun to see just try to see how much you can break Ocarina of Time with a few bombs and some bugs in a bottle. As Ocarina of Time is, from what I've seen, the most broken game that's ever been made, as well as the easiest game to break, this is relatively simple. And fun.

 

[Mellow Ezlo]

I only use glitches to see if they actually work. I find it ruins the play experience otherwise.

 

[Wolf Sage]

Oddly enough, no. Never. I've usually only ever used them to derp around but never to complete a given game. Lots of instances of such tended to be done so by accident as well, so...

 

[Salem]

Never on a first playthrough. Other than that though . . . *evil grin*. My childhood was broken into a thousand pieces in less than 22 minutes about a year ago by speedrunning, but I love the idea and even though I don't speedrun seriously, I keep up with it and love to watch it. It's fun to see just try to see how much you can break Ocarina of Time with a few bombs and some bugs in a bottle. As Ocarina of Time is, from what I've seen, the most broken game that's ever been made, as well as the easiest game to break, this is relatively simple. And fun.

1-lol

2-That's what makes it fun

 

[onebizarrekai]

No, I haven't, and I have no desire to. Besides, the only glitch I can actually pull off is the Infinite Sword Glitch, and with a sign ._.

 

[pug300]

I don't think I ever have used a glitch in Zelda to complete the game. Usually, I just use glitches to have a little fun. ^^

 

[Justac00lguy]

To be honest I'm not that aware of that many glitches within the series, I know of a few here and there but I mainly just try them out for casual reasons, most are small and insignificant, so they barley affect the progress in that specific game. Plus I hardly do speedruns, only occasionally will I attempt such runs, but for the most part I'd rather have the full experience. If I do attempt one though I won't use any glitches of any kind, just basic speed strategies.

 

[CynicalSquid]

No, because I think it's cheating, and because I suck at doing them so I gave up trying.

 

[Sir Quaffler]

Never. It would completely ruin the experience for me, so I've never once used a glitch in a Zelda game, or any game for that matter. I also don't know how to pull any of them off, so I couldn't even if I tried.

 

[Mudora]

No, I've never used a glitch to complete a game. I've only tried certain glitches for fun.

 

[Random Person]

Rarely do I exploit glitches in Zelda as they are not as "in your face" as other games. I admit to messing around in MM though. If I were to use a glitch, it'd be after a first run in order to have some fun. The only exception I can think of is AoL if you believe the corner stab to be a glitch. If not, then no, I never have and I never plan on beating a Zelda game first time around with a glitch.