AWWWHHHHH FUUUUCK THAT LEVEL.Bigeyez said:
Not even kidding, in the anus; most ridiculous stage known to any man or beast.
Question of the Day, July 7, 2010
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Not even kidding, in the anus; most ridiculous stage known to any man or beast.
I came in here to say this.Onyx Oblivion said:
EDIT: Sorry, I read that as 'Rusty Bucket Bay'. Cause that was much, MUCH worse.
And this. I never saw a problem with this temple. Except Dark Link. It never occurred to me to use the hammer. I ended up spamming Dins fire and potions. /facepalmRavek said:
Oddly enough, I actually enjoyed the Sonic the Hedgehog underwater levels. And I haven't really played any others, unless you count things like the underwater section of Via Purifico in FF-X, which aren't really that bad. So, for me, I guess... none?
Yeah, you're right. Swimming through the key to release Clanker was not fun, I remember.Onyx Oblivion said:
Is the majority or minority more craziness-prone?Ravek said:
Zelda has yet to make a good water temple.
BIOSHOCK!
Nah, just kidding, although I didn't like the game.
But to be honest I haven't played any games with real underwater levels.
Nah, just kidding, although I didn't like the game.
But to be honest I haven't played any games with real underwater levels.
I think that one Spongebob one was the worst. Cause you were on a bubble, and if you touched the sides, you had to go back or something... can't remember it all that well.
I had to pick other because of the underwater level in 007: Nightfire. God, I hate that level. Stupid car and stupid submarines.
The worst in my memory is the one in rayman 2. Oh how i hated that swimming part with the whale.
Why so much hate for the Water Temple? Did everyone really have that hard of a time with it? I know that there was a room under the floating platform in the central column, but I only had to look for a few minutes for that.
The lever that really got me was the Shadow Temple, the room with the boss key has these spiked walls that close in on you. I tried everything, hitting them with the sword, trying to backflip over, bombs, fire arrows, the Nayru's Love invincibility power... And I was stumped in that room for like a month until I went to the library to use their internet (didn't have our own at the time) to look up what to do. OF COURSE! Use Din's fire. You know, that spell you got two weeks ago that you've only had to use once since. :/
The lever that really got me was the Shadow Temple, the room with the boss key has these spiked walls that close in on you. I tried everything, hitting them with the sword, trying to backflip over, bombs, fire arrows, the Nayru's Love invincibility power... And I was stumped in that room for like a month until I went to the library to use their internet (didn't have our own at the time) to look up what to do. OF COURSE! Use Din's fire. You know, that spell you got two weeks ago that you've only had to use once since. :/
Earthworm Jim. Anyone who has played the first one knows what level I'm talking about. Sooooo much anger.
there was one in the first devil may cry that was like...man u really didnt bother...
you couldnt sufficate and fired a harpoon gun out ure face, twas also randomly 1st person v short and consisted of going through a pirate ship FOR NO REASON!
you couldnt sufficate and fired a harpoon gun out ure face, twas also randomly 1st person v short and consisted of going through a pirate ship FOR NO REASON!
I played it, I just really liked the music for Water Temple. And the Majora's Mask water dungeon had all sorts of pipes, nozzles, and valves!xavi said:
I voted for Sonic, because the water levels severely slow down the gameplay.
Mario's water levels were always a nice change of pace for me. The Water Temple was a welcome challenge. Donkey Kong Country had rather easy water levels imo. Starfox 64's Aquas was more of a reward than a punishment to me.
But Labyrinth Zone and Scrap Brain Act 3 can die in a fire as far as I'm concerned.
But Labyrinth Zone and Scrap Brain Act 3 can die in a fire as far as I'm concerned.