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My vote is on Majora, theres just something about it that makes it better, Im loving all the tunes, especially the one that makes you dance hahah!
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MM pwns.
Hehe!
I never thought of the deeds, actually... :-)
Any paper would've done.
Anju's love letter was the only one that came to mind at the time! :-D
I never thought of the deeds, actually... :-)
Any paper would've done.
Anju's love letter was the only one that came to mind at the time! :-D
> Dringo wrote:
> Oh and Majora's Mask's talking toilet was excellent. Chucking it
> some
> paper.
>
> Not any old paper!
> A heartfelt love letter that you'd be tearfully entrusted with! :-D
Oh - I gave him the deed to the deku cannon flower thing.
Didn't seem to mind.
Amazing.
> Oh and Majora's Mask's talking toilet was excellent. Chucking it
> some
> paper.
>
> Not any old paper!
> A heartfelt love letter that you'd be tearfully entrusted with! :-D
Oh - I gave him the deed to the deku cannon flower thing.
Didn't seem to mind.
Amazing.
You mean the jugglers!
That makes a lot more sense. :-)
Don't worry.
Everyone flees the town by the third day, apart from the few who've just had enough and WANT the moon to flatten them! :-D
That makes a lot more sense. :-)
Don't worry.
Everyone flees the town by the third day, apart from the few who've just had enough and WANT the moon to flatten them! :-D
No the happy joky men from OOT, dancing happily in the East town (i think) of MM. Near the milk shop.
Rickoss wrote:
> There was something about those grinning dancers that just made your
> heart sink. Poor soon-dead dance-men. :(
Dance-MEN?
You're surely not talking about those two Sisters in Gormans Troupe?
I can't think who else you were talking about...
Certainly not the ghost.
Anyway, it's alright because you save them.
Who I feel bad for is the Gorons and Zora who thought that Mikau and Darmini were alive again, only to find their graves again once the crisis was over.
What're the Zora jazzband going to do.
Singer losing her voice was bad enough, but dead guitarist?
They seemed to replace him alright for the ending sequence though! :-D
Dringo wrote:
> Oh and Majora's Mask's talking toilet was excellent. Chucking it some
> paper.
Not any old paper!
A heartfelt love letter that you'd be tearfully entrusted with! :-D
> There was something about those grinning dancers that just made your
> heart sink. Poor soon-dead dance-men. :(
Dance-MEN?
You're surely not talking about those two Sisters in Gormans Troupe?
I can't think who else you were talking about...
Certainly not the ghost.
Anyway, it's alright because you save them.
Who I feel bad for is the Gorons and Zora who thought that Mikau and Darmini were alive again, only to find their graves again once the crisis was over.
What're the Zora jazzband going to do.
Singer losing her voice was bad enough, but dead guitarist?
They seemed to replace him alright for the ending sequence though! :-D
Dringo wrote:
> Oh and Majora's Mask's talking toilet was excellent. Chucking it some
> paper.
Not any old paper!
A heartfelt love letter that you'd be tearfully entrusted with! :-D
One of the best things about Majora's Mask is the Game Over cutscene when the moon crashes. Weird that.
Rickoss wrote:
> Dringo wrote:
> Exactly, you actually felt for the characters.
>
> There was something about those grinning dancers that just made your
> heart sink. Poor soon-dead dance-men. :(
The mayor still in his office, the postman who loved his job, the lonely woman who owned the shop.
Oh and Majora's Mask's talking toilet was excellent. Chucking it some paper.
> Dringo wrote:
> Exactly, you actually felt for the characters.
>
> There was something about those grinning dancers that just made your
> heart sink. Poor soon-dead dance-men. :(
The mayor still in his office, the postman who loved his job, the lonely woman who owned the shop.
Oh and Majora's Mask's talking toilet was excellent. Chucking it some paper.
MM is a great game and the temples are awsome. The whole game is jam packed with a lot more than OOT, which feels sparse in comparison. But MM lacked the impact of OOT, and I maintain that there was a lot of pointless busywork.
The world was a lot more lively but it seemed less epic, there were less stunning vistas and massive castles, everything was insulated, you never got a good view of something from far away, so everything seemed to be on a smaller scale. I'll never forget exiting the forest for the first time and seeing the castle with Death Mountain behind it looming in the distance. There was nothing really like that in MM, as it was a much more personal adventure. There is also something slightly less pure about turning into a Zora or a Deku, and when you are one you just want to change back and be Link again. In a way it removed you from Link a little too much, so you almost lost your identity as a player.
It is a fantastic game, though, and playing it again makes me realise that it is a lot fuller than OOT, but in my memories OOT will always come first.
The world was a lot more lively but it seemed less epic, there were less stunning vistas and massive castles, everything was insulated, you never got a good view of something from far away, so everything seemed to be on a smaller scale. I'll never forget exiting the forest for the first time and seeing the castle with Death Mountain behind it looming in the distance. There was nothing really like that in MM, as it was a much more personal adventure. There is also something slightly less pure about turning into a Zora or a Deku, and when you are one you just want to change back and be Link again. In a way it removed you from Link a little too much, so you almost lost your identity as a player.
It is a fantastic game, though, and playing it again makes me realise that it is a lot fuller than OOT, but in my memories OOT will always come first.
Dringo wrote:
> Exactly, you actually felt for the characters.
There was something about those grinning dancers that just made your heart sink. Poor soon-dead dance-men. :(
> Exactly, you actually felt for the characters.
There was something about those grinning dancers that just made your heart sink. Poor soon-dead dance-men. :(
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