LoZ: Twilight Princess *Spoilers* - Page 12

*Mecha Cow* · 01-15-2007, 05:57 PM

He didn't finish the game, he says he played for 15 hours and then quit. I think.

*E* Oops, beaten to it.

Peanut · 01-15-2007, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Snackpants

I didn't beat it. I lost major interest and sold it after playing through 15 hours.

Yeah, 15 hours would be BS

Sh*t. Sorry, man. I thought you said "Got through it in 15 hours". Sorry about that.

~~LogicDonny~~ · 01-16-2007, 01:50 AM

i been playing for 40 hours al thogter and stopped at the sky temple.. lol the game just got boring.

**Barkworm** · 01-16-2007, 02:33 AM

I thought the sky temple was really cool. Everything after that was indeed boring, especially Hyrule castle.

**ThirdMarioBro** · 01-16-2007, 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by LogicDonny

i been playing for 40 hours al thogter and stopped at the sky temple.. lol the game just got boring.

Booo, get off your ass and finish the game already. You're on to the last dungeon, and anybody who skimps on getting the ending when they are that close is pathetic.

I just walked in on Gannon. Let's see if that mother****er likes a taste of the Legendary Armor....tomorrow. I need sleep now.

Peanut · 01-16-2007, 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by ThirdMarioBro

Booo, get off your ass and finish the game already. You're on to the last dungeon, and anybody who skimps on getting the ending when they are that close is pathetic.

I just walked in on Gannon. Let's see if that mother****er likes a taste of the Legendary Armor....tomorrow. I need sleep now.

Dude...you quit playing it for like two weeks. You've got no right to rag on him at all. The game gets boring.

**ThirdMarioBro** · 01-16-2007, 04:00 PM

I quit so I could see the beautiful art direction in Pro-Scan, not because I ever got bored. I got really pissed off at a couple of dungeons, but I've done that with every Zelda I ever played.

愛 · 01-16-2007, 05:09 PM

The graphics weren't even all that fantastic in Twilight Princess. Even the Gamecube could've done better. And didn't you get stuck in the water temple? You stopped there for a good while.

Peanut · 01-16-2007, 05:20 PM

The graphics weren't terrific at all. The textures were awful and the jaggies were unbearable. If it weren't for great design, the game would look horrific on all accounts.

And I played through TP in a blurry mess on my old HDTV, but I still did it!

~~LogicDonny~~ · 01-16-2007, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by ThirdMarioBro

Booo, get off your ass and finish the game already. You're on to the last dungeon, and anybody who skimps on getting the ending when they are that close is pathetic.

I just walked in on Gannon. Let's see if that mother****er likes a taste of the Legendary Armor....tomorrow. I need sleep now.

Didn't u even read me.. I said I stopped at the sky temple. that's like the 7th dugoen. Lol! I probably have like 10 hours of gameplay left and besides I just got bored because it's a long game.

**ThirdMarioBro** · 01-17-2007, 04:05 AM

Okay, the job is done. I finished it at 55 hours, with 16 heart containers, four bottles, all the fun sh*t, and put a lot of time into fishing just for the hell of it. In retrospect, Midina was really the star of the game, and as far as that is concerned, I don't think I've ever seen a character so endearing, bitchy, mysterious, kickass and lovable all wrapped up in the same package. I can throughly say Twilight Princess is the greatest game I've ever played, though I am admittedly a Zelda fanboy since age five and until death, so don't take anything I say objectively. Yes, the graphics underperformed, but the thing is, if you can breathe enough life into a game to make it feel like its alive to the player, the experience will be ageless, regardless of technology. The final battle sent chills down my spine.

Spoiler:

Honestly, I never want voice acting, ever, and if they do sell out, I want the option to turn it off entirely.

The Zelda series combines the longevity and dedication required of a great novel, with the immersion, flare and emotional pull of a classic film, all wrapped in the shell of a perfect interactive gameplay experience. In effect, the series is timeless.

Now, for the last turn on the long trip down this epic road awaits....to the Cave of Ordeals.

Greatest. Game. Ever.

*Mecha Cow* · 01-17-2007, 09:27 AM

I'm glad someone agrees with me about the voice acting, though I wouldn't mind if the characters spoke gibberish.

I disagree about the rest of the game, but it's good at least someone was impressed with it.

Peanut · 01-17-2007, 10:19 AM

You liked the fact that the only real way to hit Gannon was to wait for him to run at you, then mash A continuously? I thought that was extremely lame. It's sad that's the best thing you've ever done in a game.

*Cure* · 01-17-2007, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Peanut

You liked the fact that the only real way to hit Gannon was to wait for him to run at you, then mash A continuously? I thought that was extremely lame. It's sad that's the best thing you've ever done in a game.

You could do the back slice. Or time it after he does that jumping attack thing.

**Barkworm** · 01-17-2007, 11:20 AM

What pissed me off about the whole final battle was that Ganon's role in the game was laughable. Why was he even there?

*Mecha Cow* · 01-17-2007, 11:26 AM

Yeah, that really sucked. It was supposed to be all epic and stuff, but I seriously didn't care because it was so damn forced. Worst part of the game and caused an already underwhelming game to end on an especially poor note IMO.

Peanut · 01-17-2007, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Cure4AIDS

You could do the back slice. Or time it after he does that jumping attack thing.

Yeah, but the back slice did little damage and the jump attack was never a sure thing, as he'd often block any attacks following it. The only surefire way to get in a good amount of damaging hits was to wait for the sword lock and then go to town.

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Originally Posted by Barkworm

What pissed me off about the whole final battle was that Ganon's role in the game was laughable. Why was he even there?

It was. I agree. They just threw him in there to satisfy the fanboys.

*Dr. Doom* · 01-17-2007, 01:05 PM

That scene where you first see him and he like kills one of those ghost dudes was bad ass, I loved it.

*Cure* · 01-17-2007, 02:14 PM

As much as I loved this game to death, I'm left wondering how this game is more of an homage to Ocarina of Time than Wind Waker was. Sure, this game has some of the music tracks and same graphic style and whatnot, but Wind Waker's plot revolved a lot around what happened in OOT. They mention the Hero of Time a lot and you can even see the Sages in stained-glass windows in the hall of the Master Sword. While on the other hand, TP completely rewrites the ending of OOT, if I'm not mistaken. In my eyes, WW was more of an homage to OOT than TP.

*Dr. Doom* · 01-17-2007, 02:26 PM

Well obviously it was more of an outright and blatant thing in Wind Waker. I think here it was meant to be more subtle cues. What do you mean about it rewriting the ending, though? According to the split timeline theory (which is admittedly the only theory I've ever heard), Wind Waker takes place in the Hyrule that Adult Link left behind when he was sent back to being a kid, which would essentially make that a rewritten ending as well. And they also said that Twilight Princess would easily fit in between the events of OoT and Wind Waker in the period of time before the world was flooded. Obviously that's just one way to look at it, but I'm sorta confused as to what you meant about the ending being rewritten.

01-15-2007, 05:57 PM	#221
Mecha Cow Gorgeous and modest too Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 3,699	He didn't finish the game, he says he played for 15 hours and then quit. I think. E Oops, beaten to it. __________________

01-16-2007, 02:33 AM	#224
Barkworm Draconian leftist ruler Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Germany Posts: 6,764	I thought the sky temple was really cool. Everything after that was indeed boring, especially Hyrule castle. __________________ Make ****, not kill!

01-16-2007, 04:00 PM	#227
ThirdMarioBro Tea Time! Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 8,905	I quit so I could see the beautiful art direction in Pro-Scan, not because I ever got bored. I got really pissed off at a couple of dungeons, but I've done that with every Zelda I ever played. __________________

01-17-2007, 04:05 AM	#231
ThirdMarioBro Tea Time! Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 8,905	Okay, the job is done. I finished it at 55 hours, with 16 heart containers, four bottles, all the fun sht, and put a lot of time into fishing just for the hell of it. In retrospect, Midina was really the star of the game, and as far as that is concerned, I don't think I've ever seen a character so endearing, bitchy, mysterious, kickass and lovable all wrapped up in the same package. I can throughly say Twilight Princess is the greatest game I've ever* played, though I am admittedly a Zelda fanboy since age five and until death, so don't take anything I say objectively. Yes, the graphics underperformed, but the thing is, if you can breathe enough life into a game to make it feel like its alive to the player, the experience will be ageless, regardless of technology. The final battle sent chills down my spine. Spoiler: Seriously, when Gannon possessed Zelda and that tragic version of her theme kicked in, I was pissed as all hell, when he turned into a beast I nodded at the timeless reference accordingly, when I thought Gannon had killed Midina after the castle exploded and I saw him crushing her hat, I just about screamed, when I went riding across Hyrule field with Zelda at my back firing the Light Arrows, I was giddy as a schoolgirl, and that final one-on-one battle in the sunset was the greatest thing I've ever done in a video game, bar none. Honestly, I never want voice acting, ever, and if they do sell out, I want the option to turn it off entirely. The Zelda series combines the longevity and dedication required of a great novel, with the immersion, flare and emotional pull of a classic film, all wrapped in the shell of a perfect interactive gameplay experience. In effect, the series is timeless. Now, for the last turn on the long trip down this epic road awaits....to the Cave of Ordeals. Greatest. Game. Ever. __________________

01-17-2007, 09:27 AM	#232
Mecha Cow Gorgeous and modest too Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 3,699	I'm glad someone agrees with me about the voice acting, though I wouldn't mind if the characters spoke gibberish. I disagree about the rest of the game, but it's good at least someone was impressed with it. __________________

01-16-2007, 01:50 AM	#223
~~LogicDonny~~ Banned Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,643	i been playing for 40 hours al thogter and stopped at the sky temple.. lol the game just got boring.

01-16-2007, 05:09 PM	#228
愛 Super Moderator Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 7,449	The graphics weren't even all that fantastic in Twilight Princess. Even the Gamecube could've done better. And didn't you get stuck in the water temple? You stopped there for a good while.

01-16-2007, 05:20 PM	#229
Peanut Second Gear Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: The New World Posts: 15,422	The graphics weren't terrific at all. The textures were awful and the jaggies were unbearable. If it weren't for great design, the game would look horrific on all accounts. And I played through TP in a blurry mess on my old HDTV, but I still did it!

01-17-2007, 10:19 AM	#233
Peanut Second Gear Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: The New World Posts: 15,422	You liked the fact that the only real way to hit Gannon was to wait for him to run at you, then mash A continuously? I thought that was extremely lame. It's sad that's the best thing you've ever done in a game.

01-17-2007, 11:20 AM	#235
Barkworm Draconian leftist ruler Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Germany Posts: 6,764	What pissed me off about the whole final battle was that Ganon's role in the game was laughable. Why was he even there? __________________ Make ****, not kill!

01-17-2007, 11:26 AM	#236
Mecha Cow Gorgeous and modest too Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 3,699	Yeah, that really sucked. It was supposed to be all epic and stuff, but I seriously didn't care because it was so damn forced. Worst part of the game and caused an already underwhelming game to end on an especially poor note IMO. __________________

01-17-2007, 01:05 PM	#238
Dr. Doom Allons-y! Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Castle Doom Posts: 4,535	That scene where you first see him and he like kills one of those ghost dudes was bad ass, I loved it. __________________ I love you, Pickle.

01-17-2007, 02:14 PM	#239
Cure Y'all need Jesus Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: New Jersey Posts: 8,938	As much as I loved this game to death, I'm left wondering how this game is more of an homage to Ocarina of Time than Wind Waker was. Sure, this game has some of the music tracks and same graphic style and whatnot, but Wind Waker's plot revolved a lot around what happened in OOT. They mention the Hero of Time a lot and you can even see the Sages in stained-glass windows in the hall of the Master Sword. While on the other hand, TP completely rewrites the ending of OOT, if I'm not mistaken. In my eyes, WW was more of an homage to OOT than TP.

01-17-2007, 02:26 PM	#240
Dr. Doom Allons-y! Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Castle Doom Posts: 4,535	Well obviously it was more of an outright and blatant thing in Wind Waker. I think here it was meant to be more subtle cues. What do you mean about it rewriting the ending, though? According to the split timeline theory (which is admittedly the only theory I've ever heard), Wind Waker takes place in the Hyrule that Adult Link left behind when he was sent back to being a kid, which would essentially make that a rewritten ending as well. And they also said that Twilight Princess would easily fit in between the events of OoT and Wind Waker in the period of time before the world was flooded. Obviously that's just one way to look at it, but I'm sorta confused as to what you meant about the ending being rewritten. __________________ I love you, Pickle.