Topic: Worst Zelda moments 2.0

A frustratic moment for me was recently.I was facing the end- level boss in the belly of JabuJabu(or something like that,lol),and of course i play all the time with full 3d on my 3ds.....I could not get the f***in camera in position!!!!....Thank God i beated the bugger with only half a heart left,in one turn!....I hope the bosses that will follow are worked out a lil better on this 3ds version!
Anyway...Zelda OoT 3d is a must-have for all the fans.ps:my favourite Zelda is snes Link to the Past.I hope Nintendo will bring out that one as" 3d classic"...awesome..the game in fullscreen and 3d!!!

The part in phantom hourglass where you have to blow on the map I wondered what to do for 10 mins before having a coughing fit and found out that works

The section in Twilight Princess where you man a wagon or cart, and have to pilot it through some field filled with Moblins and what-have-you. I remember my stress levels sky-rocketing. For some reason, I found it really hard.
Also, wandering around aimlessly in Ocarina of Time, completely bypassing key items.

MORE FROM TWILIGHT PRINCESS
1. Stopping a goat
2. Stopping the Gorons
3. The kitties!

Constantly having to redo that awful Anju and Kafei sidequest in Majora's Mask because I made a little mistake each time. By far the most frustrating part in that game.

And the close-your-DS puzzle in Phantom Hourglass, which I felt really stupid about after reading it on GameFaqs.

Anything that involves me having to race anything. I hate that.

Amen to that. That's why I don't have Epona yet in OoT.

After losing to Ingo for the 5th or 6th time and losing my entire fortune of rupees in the process, I was two seconds away from saying, "Eff it! I'll just roll everywhere! You can keep the damn horse!"

Other notably hated Zelda moments include the much-maligned bug-exterminating quest from Twilight Princess, the time limitation in Majora's Mask (even though I love the story of why there is a time limit), and the fact that it took me roughly twenty years to beat Zelda II.

Those aren't fails.

ANOTHER ONE
Me not using Farore's Wind until the Shadow Temple. I had no idea what it did.

Owning myself in a pit in Link's Awakening when I though I had Roc's Feather equipped.

They're Nintendo fails, not me fails. I can't think of any fails on my part aside from the two decades to beat Zelda II thing.

Don't worry about Zelda II. It's hard, and I regret downloading it.

I must have died to Bongo-Bongo 5 times! Your lucky you only had to rush through the damn Shadow temple once! I always lost against Igno in the race for Epona too. I just ran around looking for rupees though, never restarted from my last save file.

My worst Zelda Moment was probably the Ice Cave in OoT 3D. I couldn't figure out how to go past the room with the silver rupees. I saw them and thought, oh my wallets full. It'd be a waste to pick them up now. So I never picked them up and it took me HOURS to figure out what to do. The really sad part is I got bored of looking and went to the Sheikah Stone. I didn't look up the answer. I just saw it said 'how to get silver rupees' or something and instantly thought, OH, that's what I do! I felt SO stupid.

Oh! Wait! I got one. Back in the original OoT on N64, at Bongo-Bongo, I ran out of arrows because I only had the minimum amount and I'm pretty sure, if my memory serves me, they do not respawn in anyway; if you run out, you're done. So after I died, I had to leave the dungeon, go farm for the arrow upgrades and come back.

Oh god, getting the Gilded Sword in Majora's Mask. I won the Goron race after hours of attempting and time was running out. Had the gold dust and went back in time because time was running out just to find my bottle had emptied and I'd have to do the race again. Did the race again, went to the guy to make my Gilded Sword and I missed it by an inch because it was the night of the second day. Finally, the third time I got the Goron race on my second-or-so try, went to the guy, gave him my sword and the gold dust, skipped a day ahead and got my sword before the world ended. So ruthless... Not to mention the fact that I had to do that bomb-carrying game to blow up the rock in front of the Goron race each time I restarted. Ergh...

The Longshot works just as well. In fact, that's what I used when I first faced him, lol. Didn't even cross my mind to use the Fairy Bow, which definitely makes it easier, but again, you CAN use the longshot D:

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I just remembered another one. I used the "Fourth day" glitch in Majora's Mask to beat the Thieves' Hideout and Great Bay Temple in one go, but after that was all said and done, I walked in a shop in Clock Town.......which then froze my game. Cue expletives.