I Played the Hardest Zelda with NO GUIDES. Here's How it Went. - Long Play Part 1
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Hey friends! TH-cam apparently limits videos to 12 hours max now, so I have part 2 uploading and posting in a couple of days. Unfortunately the algorithm would hate this video if I posted it tomorrow. But it's coming! Be sure to subscribe for it if you haven't already. 😅
Yaay! I love this game 😊
Previous one took me 4-5 sittings, but I am now here for this. Have some algorithm juice.
Just wanna note that back when on console, turbo button meant where you hold A and it spams A super fast. So different kind of turbo, just standing there holding it, rather than holding speed up and trying to mash faster.
In other words, less effort but more wait. I suppose you could do both if you wanted. (Seems a little cheaty, but idk)
Yeah it's been discussed in stream a couple times. One of those things I've forgotten but since remembered since starting retro games
3:31:00 fun fact, this whole area after death mountain is the area where the first game took place, known as "lower hyrule" you can see spectacle rock up at the top, part of death mountain. You have the graveyard on the left, lake hylia at the bottom, the forest to the right, and its surrounded on the south and east sides by the sea. Crazy the difference in scale in the overhead modes between the 2 games. Its meant to show just how much more ground link is traversing in this adventure
2:25:00 is when he first lays eyes on the hell that is Death Mountain and recognizes the torment that lies ahead.
1:14:45 this part is one of the modern complaints that we hear all the time about how cryptic the clues are, "you'd NEVER think to look under that table! Such a bad game, yada yada etc..." but just as you explained it, it IS perfectly intuitive. The lady tells you she lost her mirror. On the next screen is a house with only 1 very conspicuous thing inside, which you naturally want to interact with, and there's the mirror 😊
I think I found that one with my copy of Nintendo Power back in the day lol. But I find it funny how he thinks combat is hard but I watch him intuit these cryptic old puzzles like they’re nothing.
Came to comments right then, so haven’t seen the Desth Mountain gauntlet yet. I expect tons of salt there. 😂
I love Z2. I liked it better than 1 back in the day. It had more story (in the manual) and I liked the action playforming kinda of games more. The difficulty seemed pretty normal at the time. That’s just how games were so if you liked gaming then it meant you liked this stuff.
Ironically, the game that revolutionized in-game cutscenes (ie story in my games?) is Ninja Gaiden and it makes Z2 look like tutorial mode easy by comparison.
*Basically makes it through death mountain then leaves without getting the hammer or magic container*
If you need affirmation this was my first time playing this is it lol
4:58:31 - Terra Guild successfully turns Adventure of Link into a Rogue-like.
I had this game as a kid, and a friend of mine had zelda 1. I do admit that as a kid, i often just wished i was playing zelda 1, but as i grew older gained more appreciation for zelda 2, and how its distinct from the first one.
6 hours in and he still hasn’t learned to jump attack into the iron knuckles. Makes the game 100 times easier.
Tough enemies being immune to the dinky sword beams might be my biggest gripe with this game
why? in Zelda 1 some monsters didn't get hurt by your sword beam either.
@xenxander I'm struggling to think of any examples?... pretty sure every single enemy in zelda 1 gets hurt by sword beams. And sword beams in zelda 1 are just as strong as the sword being used, unlike a link to the past for example, where it's always 1 level less than the sword itself
Surprisingly, those aren't darknuts that you are fighting in this game, they are Iron Knuckles. I don't know why they made the distinction when several other enemies from the first game carried over, like octorocks and goriya...
I enjoyed watching Terra explore but it hurt watching him miss all that XP. Like did you not notice your XP didn’t carry over.
@@stlasmith I did. I stopped caring lol
@@TerraGuild 😂😂
It took me my 3rd play through to optimize XP growth but I can tell you were just trying to get done by end of vid.
@@stlasmith maybe the next time I play it I'll be a bit more strategic about it. Now I've got plenty of tricks and understanding. First play is always rough haha
@@TerraGuild once you finish the gauntlet, I would like to see how you would improve during a 2nd play through.
@@stlasmith I'll likely do 2nd quests and remakes after all is said and done
On the down low, you do "level up" in some Zelda games (idr all of it), but I do know it happens in BoTW. As mobs in the same area (this applies to some areas, like the colleseum) get stronger its indicative of link leveling up. Also your health in Zelda is also usually indicative of leveling up. Also: Turbo Mode is NOT an authentic genuine or original Zelda 2 experience. Also also, you didn't read the original manual did you? it tells u if you game over you lose all your exp in your current level. It also tells you if you're having a hard time with an area to level up a bit first. You were so close to leveling so many times then getting a game over you basically doubled your game time. If you won't even read through the manual and refuse tips, you need to explore more and pay more attention to in game hints, not skip out on a cave half way through or obsess over a dead end in a dungeon. You seem rushed in a exploration game while simultaneously refusing any hints or tips, which really doesn't mix well.
I think the first piece of advice anyone would have given you is don't keep a death counter for this one.
@@anthonymock9717 Realistically I had more game overs in the first one! Sure, I had way more deaths, but the devs knew you'd die a lot, so they gave you 3 lives before the game over at least haha
58:10 - He's like 5. He's not going to know the difference between east and west. I'm not sure what kind of sage advice you're expecting.
Honestly, you fuckin' right.
Final Fantasy XI has not been shut down. It is still active. I know people who still play it =D But I WOULD suggest if you're going to play through the Final Fantasy Franchise that you relegate it to the single player titles.
@@CyberTyger83 I was considering it but if I'm that deep into it, I feel like at least completing some part of the MMO is important for continuity in my content 🙂
Neat to know they still have it up. I thought I saw a video years ago that all the official servers were shut down but it's good to know I'm wrong on that.
I only got frustrated with your poor old school platforming skills.
xD
seems my comments are being deleted... ?
I do have auto moderation on for certain things, but it shouldn't be getting deleted for any reason other than that.
@@TerraGuild oh no was just making the jape at the platforming skills, nothing really beyond that.
IT was weird though nothing showed up for hours. it did show up finally but I .. youtube is weird.
Anyway the magic drops of this game are easy to know. The sixth enemy of the same type that is killed has the chance to drop magic bottles.