Still playin' FSA. Lawd have mercy, this game is uglier than a naked Goron. Would definitely be a lot better if I played it with other people. (I gotta stop being overdramatic.)
What Are You Doing In Zelda?
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So I started my playthrough of Minish Cap a few days ago. I like it, it's a neat little adventure and I just beat the first boss. I probably will also replay Wind Waker or Ocarina of Time, either before the year ends or a bit after the new one begins.
Right now I'm not playing any Zelda game because of Mario Wonder. But I’m trying to start one of the Oracles games or continuing TotK
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Mama mia! 
Anywho, I put aside my MC playthrough for a bit. I started playing Twilight Princess. The game looks sick, I like it. The only thing I regret so far is having named Epona Thor. lol I don't know if I will keep that playthrough, I might just start over and give the horse a female name.
Anywho, I put aside my MC playthrough for a bit. I started playing Twilight Princess. The game looks sick, I like it. The only thing I regret so far is having named Epona Thor. lol I don't know if I will keep that playthrough, I might just start over and give the horse a female name.
Best name I ever gave Epona was "the car"Mama mia!
Had replayed A Link to the Past a week or two ago. Still fun but kind of soured my opinion of it a bit. Maybe I’m just more used to the GBA version? I don’t think there are that many differences. Even so, I recall thinking more highly of it before. Better in the earlier parts of the game, later still has some intrigue going for certain parts, but the sheer amount of time you spend in very samey dungeons that give items that are barely utilized, compared to finding worthwhile secrets out in the overworld or getting to know NPCs, kinda not what I like in Zelda games. But even just comparing to the Oracle games I replayed earlier this year, I enjoyed those way more in about every possible way.
So I’d booted up Majora’s Mask again after that. Not my first time beating it or getting every mask, but was my first attempt at getting all the heart pieces. I probably wouldn’t have gone through with it if not for the Switch’s restore points, especially on the clocktown archery and Deku Scrub mini games. Overall, far better time going through it all again, reminded of all the great reasons it’s my second favorite in the series.
Minish Cap was one I remember liking ok, more for its charm than its gameplay, though. I’m not fond of the super linear style, and while the kind tones are sort of a neat way of unlocking things and making NPCs feel a tad more important, it feels much more like a tedious grind when it feels everyone only wants one particular type and it won’t show up - like one of those f2p gachas before they even existed. Doesn’t help I’ve only just got the flippers now and not really fond of the swimming or ice stuff in this game. Finding the books was quick and easy but I recall back when I first played that I got stuck for a much longer time, and it had felt like excessive filler.
So I’d booted up Majora’s Mask again after that. Not my first time beating it or getting every mask, but was my first attempt at getting all the heart pieces. I probably wouldn’t have gone through with it if not for the Switch’s restore points, especially on the clocktown archery and Deku Scrub mini games. Overall, far better time going through it all again, reminded of all the great reasons it’s my second favorite in the series.
Minish Cap was one I remember liking ok, more for its charm than its gameplay, though. I’m not fond of the super linear style, and while the kind tones are sort of a neat way of unlocking things and making NPCs feel a tad more important, it feels much more like a tedious grind when it feels everyone only wants one particular type and it won’t show up - like one of those f2p gachas before they even existed. Doesn’t help I’ve only just got the flippers now and not really fond of the swimming or ice stuff in this game. Finding the books was quick and easy but I recall back when I first played that I got stuck for a much longer time, and it had felt like excessive filler.
Learning how to "cull" and "uncull" using the Like- Like under Hateno village, G.A.S
Jumping back and forth between Tears of the Kingdom and Age of Calamity. Still got stuff I wanna do in both games, but it's also just for for the pure fun of it.
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Making my way through the Explorer's Crypt in Seasons. It's slow progress through a very tricky, very unfun dungeon.
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Just recently beat Link's Awakening again. Now I'm going through hunting Secret Seashells, Heart Pieces and (switch) doing Dampé's Dungeon Maker.
Started OoA earlier this week. So far nothing special. I just got the shovel and saw the Maku Tree.
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Beat OoS, got my password for Labrynna.
Just beat the second dungeon in OoA. The boss was fun but easy when you know the pattern. Now I'm checking out things while going to my next task
And now I'm on Cresent Island. Just got my sword and bombs back. Also sword, bracelet and feather but those are still in the trading part.