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Old 01-01-2007, 08:37 PM   #14
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You're telling me there wasn't a big leap in design between LoZ and LttP? No, of course not. You know, besides the fact the the dungeons and puzzles therein had so much more depth and difficulty to them. The simple introduction of a multi-leveled dungeon can be called a big leap on it's own. How about the introduction of an actual story? Bosses that required real tactics to defeat?

And you know, I guess you didn't read the part where I said I liked the game? Probably not, you Nintendo fan boys only ever read what you want to read, see what you want see etc. etc.

And are you going to sit there and tell me there's not a slight hint of lag in the wii-mote controls? That's bullsh*t. Complete and utter bullsh*t. You're saying you
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knocked that troll dude off the bridge first shot? Deflected Zelda's energy bolts as easy as you did Phantom Ganon's on the N64? Stabbed Ganondorf properly while riding on epona in the final battle?
Probably not, because there is lag there. Don't question my intelligence because you think something is perfect. "Well if the action is going to take longer, then do it before you have to!" Yeah, I did, but I shouldn't have had to. That's poor control design.

And wasn't the whole point of this thread for discussion about the game? I think some areas of it are lacking. Is that a problem? Does it bruise your poor fan boy ego? You act like I directly insulted you and your entire family.

F*cking fan boys.
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