General Zelda What is Your Least Favorite Aspect of Your Favorite Zelda Game?

[Djinn]

Everyone has a favorite but we all know that not every game is perfect so what element of your favorite game did you just not like at all or want changed?

My favorite is ALTTP but that tile puzzle in the ice palace was too annoying. I usually had to skip the level entirely, go beat lev 7 and come back with the cane of byrna to get through it easily.

With Twilight Princess I always thought the music was just really really...dull. WW had an amazing soundtrack as well as SS with loads of songs I love. But everything in TP is just so boring that not a single thing from it can keep my interest.

 

[Terminus]

Saving system from MM and Twilight Realms from TP.

 

[snakeoiltanker]

Mine would have too be in ALttP when you defeat Ganon and the game is over :p

 

[Snow Queen]

The save system in ALBW

 

[Akuhime-sama]

Well, I have two major favorites. MM and TP.

In MM, the only thing I can gripe about is the waiting. I think the Song of Double-Time should allow you to hop to any particular hour, not just 6am or 6pm.
If they did this, then there wouldn't be as much waiting around for certain events to take place. (such as Kafei & Anju quest)
Thing is, you have to do that THREE TIMES in the game, just to get everything.
Once for postman's hat, Once for your first bottle, and a final time for the couple's mask.
And there's a LOT of needless waiting in-between. This can be solved with hour-specific time-jumping.

In TP... hm...
Well, I haven't played it in a while, but from what I can remember, the only real complaint I had was the prize rewarded when getting every last poe. When I discovered it was only money, I wept. It was some ****ty prize. But I guess I can't complain. I just don't have to do it.
The only other (non major) complaint I have, is the fangirls. They're just annoying.

 

[mαrkαsscoρ]

i would say the sailing and triforce quest in wind waker,but obviously that was worked in the hd version,plus i just got used to it
i suppose that the game is pretty damn easy,probably the easiest in the franchise [even though i ran into some trouble as a kid]

Well, I haven't played it in a while, but from what I can remember, the only real complaint I had was the prize rewarded when getting every last poe. When I discovered it was only money, I wept. It was some ****ty prize.

no,what was really asinine is that he only gives you money when you have absolutely zero left
if you so much as have 1 rupee in your wallet,you're not getting it

 

[Salem]

The fact that alttp gives away the entire world map from the beginning.

 

[Squirrel]

In Twilight Princess you have to waste so much time collecting the Light Spirits' light. -_-

 

[Akuhime-sama]

no,what was really asinine is that he only gives you money when you have absolutely zero left
if you so much as have 1 rupee in your wallet,you're not getting it

REALLY!? xD
Well, that just makes my point stronger.
I never bothered to get it again, so I never really knew all the details for it. I just knew it wasn't worth the effort, so I never did it again.

 

[Heroine of Winds]

The combat while sailing in WW. Find it very annoying & it's mainly why I just try to avoid the enemies as much as I can.

 

[Farore's Chosen]

Zelda II being forced to punch through bricks to get a key or a p-bag or just plain getting from one side to the other while enemies like those stupid floating jaguar heads, moas or bird knights are hanging around.

 

[DoomDash]

Oh I miss read the thread. Um, my least fav thing about my fav zelda is just that it's on gameboy .

 

[krakensoup]

The only thing I'm not crazy about in Wind Waker is the Triforce hunting quest. It kind of breaks the otherwise stellar pacing of the game.

 

[TheRockinStallion]

I hate the fact that the prize for getting all 100 skulltulas in OoT (big rupee... whoop-die-doo) is lamer than the prize for getting half of them (heart piece).

 

[onebizarrekai]

Wind Waker - I wish that the story was a little bit longer and they had more character interaction throughout it, rather than most of the characters being met through side quests.