The thing in Zelda you love but everyone hates

[Morbid Minish]

@Minish_Link play Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland, awesome game

I want to! I just have to get around to buying it sometime.

 

[David]

One word: SAILING.

I love sailing in the GameCube version of the Wind Waker. Everyone else says it it sooooo boring.

 

[DeactivatedUser2]

Four Swords Adventures; it's not necessarily the fact everyone hates it, but it was the poorest selling Zelda game to date.

 

[SinkingBadges]

Stamina, although I could concede Skyward Sword's and (potentially) Breath of the Wild's's implementations of it are nowhere near Demon's Souls-tier good.

 

[Night Owl]

Throwing the pots at doors/chests in Link's awakening. I never understood why that mechanic never returned.

The puzzle keys in skyward sword were fun.

Sailing in wind waker.

I loved the atmosphere of the temple of the ocean king. I was disappointed when they really tamed it in spirit tracks.

That's all i can think of atm.

 

[DARK MASTER]

@Hero of legend technically Zelda Rupee Game Watch Training Tracker Adventures (name is amalgamation of RS games cuz y nawt) was the poorest selling Zelda game (yeah get you were only referring to main series games, but something that often makes certain Rare Seldas rare is their poor sales).

 

[DeactivatedUser2]

@Hero of legend technically Zelda Rupee Game Watch Training Tracker Adventures (name is amalgamation of RS games cuz y nawt) was the poorest selling Zelda game (yeah get you were only referring to main series games, but something that often makes certain Rare Seldas rare is their poor sales).

Yeah, I was just referring to the mainstream games. Thanks for the info though

 

[Kylo Ken]

Skyward Sword
Navi
Water Temples

 

[karu]

I enjoyed the heck out of the Twilight zone. Going to the different places and doing the tears, but everyone I know who plat TP hated it for some reason.

 

[shepard]

Skyward Sword! There seems to be so much hate for it, and I don't really get why. I guess some people didn't like the linearity or the motion controls, but I honestly didn't mind them much. It also had some pretty well-designed dungeons.

 

[Alita the Pun]

I might be crazy but I love tingle. He's just the weirdest and randomest character I've ever seen. I even got "Freshly Picked, Tingles Rosy Rupee Land" because I love tingle. (It's not that good) I know a lot of people around here loath him but he's one of my favorites!

 

[VikzeLink]

Four Swords Adventures; it's not necessarily the fact everyone hates it, but it was the poorest selling Zelda game to date.

Ah yea! I forgot to mention that in my post! I really love FSA too, it's a great game!

 

[Salem]

Four Swords Adventures; it's not necessarily the fact everyone hates it, but it was the poorest selling Zelda game to date.

Ah yea! I forgot to mention that in my post! I really love FSA too, it's a great game!

Yeah, Four Swords Adventure in general, it's the last 2D Zelda for a home console.

 

[AncientPoe]

Zelda II, sailing the Great Sea, Twilight Princess' beginning, Dead Hand...

 

[Chill Fruit]

The Water Temple (OoT). I thought it was a perfectly fine dungeon, being challenging but not too much. The Shadow Temple on the other hand ...

Skyward Sword's art style. I like cartoony and colorful! What I do not like is TP's dark, and dreary and pseudo-realistic-but-not-really-because-Nintendo-isn't-even-close-in-the-realism-race.

Skyward Sword's Big Keys. I liked how they actually fit the dungeon at hand, instead of being just a random key, and like the final puzzle before entering the room. I do understand why people might not like it though.