Was I ever going to learn how this worked as a six year old without looking it up?

the only time in this game i had to look something up was that room in bottle grotto where you had to kill the enemies in a certain order.

I got stuck in the first dungeon because I didn't know that you can push blocks. Link's awakening was my first zelda game.

Nigger

You need to push rocks to get to the first dungeon though?

I got stuck for ages on Eagle's Tower until I finally figured out you're supposed to smash the pillars with the iron balls

Darn things were just sitting there, how was I supposed to know that's what they wanted me to do?

I think you're a monkey

I beat Awakening and Seasons/Ages as a kid no problem.

got stuck on this part as well. good to know I'm not the only one.

Kek

that was easy too, if you knew what a stalfos was, and figured that the bat was probably not a pols voice

I got stuck on Link to the Past unable to get to the swamp dungeon. If you get the shovel from that faggot and forget what he tells you, then you are completely fucked because he will never give you that hint ever again. Fucking faggot asshole.

got stuck in the second dungeon because didnt realize i could push JARS

I got stuck at this part.
youtu.be/kgM4foL3N0I?t=132

>The Wind Fish castle

That one was a bitch, didn't you have to use the pegasus boots on a particular book shelf to get the game to tell you the correct pattern of movement?

Huh? Didn't work. It was at the 2:15 mark

I think I figured it out by myself but it took me 50 hours of fucking around.

He makes some reference to sneezing or something. Sneezing = powder. Hit em with tha powdah

/pol/ has many voices, all of them speak only the truth, but it's the kind of truth you never want to hear

I got stuck on the room with the 3 enemies. I actually did figure that the answer might be to kill them in a certain order (what else is there to even do, really, after you push all the blocks and sprinkle powder on everything) but didn't even remember the sign hint or probably even understand it. I was literally in the middle of getting all the orders out by process of elimination but then my cousin came over and my game mysteriously vanished.

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The telephone man literally tells you to go to the library.

I mean, I was six when I played it and I had no trouble figuring it out. He said his nose was sensitive to dust and stuff, and you get the magic powder in the same forest, so it was pretty easy if you had a functioning brain. >Pol's Voice
This one was tough for me, but I figured it out eventually - Link's Awakening was the first Zelda game I ever played (though I backtracked and played my dad's original LoZ game shortly after), so I had no idea what the enemies' names were. I had to do use trial and error, but it still wasn't that bad.

I got stuck on OoT because I saved at half a heart and I can't reflect Ganon's attack three times without getting hit because the camera is so bad and I didn't want to backtrack for hearts or a fairy.

When I was like 9 I called Nintendo support because I couldn't figure out
a) That room where you have to kill the enemies in a certain order
b) That clue where it says something about the eyes, and in fact the map of the dungeon is a skull and there are secret rooms in the eyes.

Not 2D but I got stuck on that pillar in Snowhead for the longest time.

>If you want hard try figuring out what a Pols Voice is.
reading the manual is hard?

None of the monster names were in the little manual that came with the game - I know, I still have mine. The internet was still in its infancy when the game came out, so that wasn't exactly a reliable source (and not everyone actually had access to a computer yet). The only way to know for sure was if you had played one of the earlier game sand already knew the enemies' names, or if you bought one of the old gaming magazines like Nintendo Power to find a walkthrough. Or, you know, trial and error.

I completely did by accident.

I think in the German version he says "dust", so I didn't make the connection to "powder" since those were two very different thing to my understanding at that time. I threw the powder on him out of frustration most likely, for being a jerk. I thought the powder would set him ablaze.

As for Pol's Voice, the translation of the hint actually called it a "rabbit"; the issue was that I interpreted the hint very literally. It didn't occur to me that it could also mean "kill the bat in between" as intended.