Posts by Kenpari

    There was also some great side quests to do in OoT. I don't really remember any side quests in PH. I probably just passed it though. There were some awesome side quests in OoT. Sure there were some good ones in TP. Collecting poes and that cave in the desert. I forgot it's name already. Collecting the poes didn't make me too happy. I liked the cave in the desert though(Please tell me it's name >_<).

    That's Good :)

    Just checking, i'm not getting at you. We've just had a few members who have done that before in the similar way you are by posting short posts.

    It's good to know you aren't spamming B-)

    He's only 12 and he doesn't really know how to post thorough posts. He was known as a HUGE spammer on Zelda Legacy. Known for making 1 word posts and once made 1 smiley in a post. I don't know what he does now, but yes, he posts are fairly short.

    Anyway, I didn't really think too much about Wind Waker. It was a great game and all, but I really didn't think it was that great. It was a bit too short and easy for me.

    Ocarina of Time was a big step due to the 3-Dimensional effects. Most people love the storyline, the bosses are always fun to fight, the puzzles are fun to solve, and so on. Once again, this is totally my opinion. Though there are more opinions that OoT is the best game than that of the other Zelda games I've seen on forums.

    Welcome, God_of_Hyrule, or who I know better as Jairo. Some of you people who have been to Zelda Legacy might have seen Jairo before. Anyway, hope you enjoy your time at the forums. You will see some staff changes in a few days. As there are currently nominations for Super Moderator and Administrator positions going on and on January 4 there will be voting.

    Just lighten up Shrukan. Maybe take a small break from the forum. It's better than just staying here and having to stress yourself around everybody. Like LOTT and Mav said, Vbulletin is just a software that runs the forum. It may be a bit better than most, but it's not the best to me. Just lighten up.

    I really don't want to see you go Shrukan. People here do care about you and Zelda Temple, no matter what you may think. I would advise just not being so harsh all the time. Please don't be this way. There are actually hosts I like better than Vbulletin.

    You may have brought back Zelda Temple forums, but they were still a new forum none-the-less. The others are no longer here. Parts of it are fused with this place. So really the ZT forums that you remade are actually a sort of new forum, and after the transfer and merge people kind of got attached to this place.

    Shrukan, this is what, the fifth time you've done this? It's just your attitude towards others. Try and lighten up a bit, and who ever said we all praise LOTT for having Vbulletin? New forums don't usually grow right away. Most don't even start to prosper at all. It's just the way things are. You don't have to be like this. Just try and calm down.

    I'm not saying I know. Read the first post in the thread. "As far as people liking it" I know a majority of people who like it. It's not about one opinion, but opinions combined. I'm saying it is possibly the greatest as far as the amount of people liking it.

    For one thing, the good gameplay portion is pure opinion. When was the last time you saw a game that was really violent with having no good gameplay at all? God of War? Incorrect. God of War was actually considered, by many, one of the best games of the year for its gameplay, besides the violence involved. GTA? Even more incorrect. Like GoW, it was considered one of the best Action games because of its gameplay and unmatched open-endedness, besides the violence. Besides, it has some of the worst graphics out of any of the last generation games. Is that saying anything to you?

    The graphics aren't everything. Most people don't really care about the graphics. To most people, gameplay is the larger factor. I wouldn't want to play a game with graphics that you couldn't tell what anything is, but you don't see any games like that. As long as the gameplay is good, it's fine by me.

    I can't think of any other violent games like these right now, but my point remains. If you're going to accuse the game companies of making crappy games with lots of violence... actually, just don't, because it's false.

    A lot of people thought highly of Assassin's Creed. It had a lot of violence. Then again any game with the word assassin in it I would expect to be violent unless it's a cartoon-ish sort of game. There was a lot of blood and fighting in Assassin's Creed. Hell, if you bump into a guard a big fight starts and theres bloodshed everywhere.

    I don't understand the "Sony fanboy/girl" or "Microsoft fanboy/girl" accusations against people who only have those systems. You're attacking someone for having a console that hardly has any of the respective company's games on there... which is silly.

    I find it stupid to attack somebody for just having a certain console. It has even been done to me before.

    Graphics are important these days. You can disagree with me all you want, but they do make a difference. I'm not saying they're the only thing that's important, but a game with good renders and a smooth framerate is more enjoyable than a game that is lacking aforementioned things.

    Yes, they do make a difference, but aren't everything. As stated earlier, I wouldn't want to play a game with horrible graphics in which case you can't even tell one thing from another. They make a big difference.

    Alttp was my 2nd favorite Zelda game. I just didn't understand the storyline most of the time and some other things. The two witches in the Spirit Temple(starts with and K) were actually sort of difficult if you ask me. I never was good at moving the camera. The Water Temple boss when I sometimes forget the strategy gets awfully damn close to beating me. The Phantom Hourglass bosses were pathetic to me.

    It makes it a bit too much of a hassle for me. I know people who don't like going through that extra hassle(lazy =P). And I suppose you could turn it around and say pointless playing OoT over and over, but I don't think the storyline is boring. No matter how many times I play it, I have trouble. I would like it if the bosses in Phantom Hourglass could actually defeat me. I still get beat by bosses in OoT. In Phantom Hourglass the strategies were a bit too predictable for me.

    I also wondered why you would want to collect the ship parts. If you want to finish the game 100% then it's fine, but otherwise pretty pointless. I beat the game with only the necessary ship parts. Sure the OoT storyline may start to get boring after a while, but so does Phantom Hourglass's storyline to me.

    I also didn't like the way you switched items on Phantom Hourglass. If I remember the enemies still moved when switching items(may be wrong). There may have been a bit more puzzles, but the Water Temple sums that up for you.