contrarian points of view are what keeps everything in this world interesting and moving forward.nima55 said:that's nice. And it was important to tell us... why?
that was worse than what he said. and what he said was merely a truth for someone who isn't playing the game through nostalgia gogglesTorrasque said:THAT is what you are stuck on?Jailbird408 said:Maybe the greatest game ever is hiding behind the Forest Temple, which contains a room with 3 skeleton sodiers that are ridiculously hard to defeat, you have to take them on at the same time, and if you take too long killing the last one, the first one you killed COMES BACK TO LIFE AND SLICES YOU OPEN WHILE YOU'RE TRYING TO KILL THIS LAST ONE. I mean, WHAT THE HELL?
My god man, you fucking suck at Zelda.
I personally love OoT on my 3DS, its improving upon everything I liked in OoT for my N64.
The fact that you're stuck on a kinda hard part I guess, is hilarious.
If you complained about the silliness of Jabu-Jabu in master quest, or how skeleton soldiers are really really fucking hard to fight when they do double damage, then I'd say your QQ is warranted, but its not.
Yes nostalgia makes OoT seem so much better than it actually is, but I don't understand why you are so buttmad about this.
don't worry Jailbird, i know how you feel. everyone here loves Deus Ex, Half Life, and Dragon Age so much that anyone who even had a REMOTELY bad time with it is automatically considered to "suck" at video games because they beat it right out of the womb or some shit.
i hated all those games because i grew up with Starcraft and games which were user-friendly and overall more fun. it's like when yahtzee said "i played wind waker and super mario sunshine before ocirana of time and mario 64 and i thought both were better in every way".
it's really an issue of games evolving so much that playing newer ones before older ones makes the older ones seem shitty in comparison [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SeinfeldIsUnfunny] (a real-life trope video games seem VERY susceptible to) and the fact that the Nostalgia Filter [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/NostalgiaFilter] is in FULL effect here.
anyone who is enamored with it so much that they will attack anyone who dares not enjoy it and dares express that opinion is simply someone who was playing zelda since before we were born or grew up playing it.
age has nothing to do with how easy a game is.
i beat Earthworm Jim, Super Mario Land 2: Land of the Golden Coins, Wario Land, Super Mario Bros., Crash Bandicoot (the originals on PS1), Twisted Metal (1, 2, 3, and 4), Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle (more than once, and all in one go without saving), Unreal Tournament, and Starcraft all on my own with no cheats, no looking up info on any of the games, and learned nearly every aspect of each and every one of those games to the point where i had 99% completion in Crash Bandicoot and had nearly unlimited lives in Super Mario Land 2 and could win countless battles in Starcraft without even trying...
and all before i was 12.
yet now i can't even get past the first level on Deus Ex (which people ridicule me for because apparently it's "easy"), can't play Dragon Age on any difficulty above easy (and i STILL find it too hard), and can't handle Half Life because it's just so god damn frustrating and unintuitive by today's standards.
As are most old games.
As yahtzee once said "there's nothing special about old games, they're just old."
Ocarina of Time is a game that does NOT hold up by today's standards.
And besides, there are different kinds of difficulty associated with different kinds of games, so using the catch-all phrase "you suck" to justify your love of an old game is just stupid. i'm good at strategy and platforming games, that doesn't mean i suck at video games because i can't beat deus ex or dragon age.
maybe someone isn't good at one or two particular games, but going all out and going "YOU FUCKING SUCK! NOOB!" just because it was YOUR game they didn't enjoy doesn't justify your remark.
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