This isn't so easy

OOT is the easiest shit, it's literally just wait and attack ad infinitum. Why don't you just admit that you're bad at videogames?

Enemies like the Stalfos aren't particularly hard but i guess they do require that tiny bit more of patience with their patterns otherwise they can get you off-guard

In all fairness, shadow Link is probably one of the "hardest" moments of the game. OP is stuck on the easiest enemy in the opening area.

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The forest temple is not the opening area.

If 12 year old-me managed to beat it, it's easy. I was shitty at games way back then, ME beating a game was an accomplishment. Granted, there will be segments like the Water Temple where I'm stumbling around aimlessly for a while, but it's all do-able.

It's literally the introduction dungeon. I don't even think you encounter any real enemies before there.

No, he's right, it's harder than games nowadays but it tells more about how braindead video games became more than how hard OoT is supposed to be which is: not at all

I think you're misremembering your OoT.

>being this bad at a child’s game
user shut the fuck up this is just thinnly concealed OoT thread that you want for your favorite game

The forest temple is the fourth dungeon in the game.

It could just be that you've grown acclimatised to all the conveniences built into modern video games, all the subtle ways that the edges are rounded off to provide a fluid game experience. Ocarina of Time is mechanically hard - that's a different thing from the challenges being difficult or tricky, but rather the basic mechanisms themselves are less intuitive than in modern games and require more familiarity. Micro-scale unforgiveness.

Zelda 1 is the extreme demonstration of this. I can barely bring myself to play through it because it's so clunky in terms of Link's movements. They feel awkward and unnatural compared to LA, MC or ALttP, and I can never quite seem to tell where Link's going to move when I push the D pad or where the enemies and their attacks will activate.

>The hazy-filtered, short-necked, horse-eyed, tacky reinterpretation-laden 3DS version

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>I can never quite seem to tell where Link's going to move when I push the D pad or where the enemies and their attacks will activate.
Aonuma please go back to bed.

>Nah, I'm pretty good at games. Also just recently beat Sekiro (trash game btw.)
jesus christ you're a fag

OOT and the original LoZ shouldn't be in the same sentence when talking difficulties. They aren't even in the same galaxy.

OoT is babbys first Zelda. The only part that is remotely challenging is shadow Link, and only until you discover that you can beat him easily with the giants sword, regardless of whether or not you have rebuilt it (it's tedious to do with the broken sword but shadow link won't block you).

You don't have to be a gimmick-fellator to want basic movement controls, a discernible space-placement grid, and plausible collision meshes.

Good thing Zelda 1 has all those things.

dark link isn't challenging
if you attack with sword he'll perfectly counter and even just phase right through it, whereas if you use the hammer or din's fire he just dies without trying
it's literally either impossible to kill him or he just lets you depending on what you do
he's one of the most disappointing aspects of the game, certainly the most disappointing boss

see dark link isn't a fair fight or a mirror match (which would have been fucking kino holy fuck)
it's a puzzle which is "literally use anything other than your sword

EH REH

what version of the game is this? emulated original N64, emulated 3DS?

that's the 3ds remake
personally I feel people should play the original first then the 3ds version but it's alright
majora's mask 3ds remake on the other hand is shit, I wouldn't say it's irredeemable and it might have some decent places, but overall it's way worse than the original

You fuckin serious dude?
Its the 3ds vetsion. You can tell because the saturation's been turned up to shit and by the fact the all the blood's removed from the shadow temple.
The n64 version looks completely different.

Forest Temple could be considered the casual filter of the game. It's the most intrincate dungeon alongside Spirit Temple.
Introduces keys, boss key, a lot of floors, wallmasters and the hardest miniboss and boss of the game.
It's also particularly hard because enemies start taking out 2 hearts per hit and you should be around 8 hearts at this point.

>the version where you can control it and the environment doesn't look like vomit

this, water temple was just a key mess with that fucking hidden key beneath the floating block that took me days to find it.

forest temple is the real deal

the version that doesnt look like garbage to todays standards you mean, faggot?

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Well goddamn I'm literally retarded. My point still stands that OoT is easy as piss though.

Lmao nigga just throw deku nuts.

not him but N64 still looks good due to great art direction and optimization
they made shit way too saturated in many areas in the 3ds version, removed blood from the well and shadow temple and overall just tried to make it more colorful and child-friendly
I thought some areas looked good but for the most part N64 has a far better aesthetic to it

>Minecraft is the most popular game in the world
What is "today's standards"?

Store a Jump Slash going into the fight, use deku nuts to stun them and then Crouch Stab them to death.