/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5560439
The Forest Temple is the only dungeon in the game where you can see the sky in some parts, but it's always day and overcast regardless of the time in the game.

>>3569249
>but the game leads you by the nose from location to location
For the main path it does. But you have plenty of freedom for sidequests and spider hunting.
And when you turn into an adult you can play dungeons out of order, but they do urge you in a single direction.

>Combat is pretty banal and uninteresting,
I guess? I don't really think if it when I play. I try to use items as much as I can instead of just using the sword for everything.

>and the dungeons are only interesting if you actually forgot how to get through them from last time
Again, I think they're comfy. Like it's very easy for me to get immersed in them and appreciate the structural design.
Again again, this sounds like major nostalgia goggles. But it's kind of the same feeling of walking through a forest or visiting an old building.

>So if I was going to start playing Zelda again, where should I start?
Idk what to say. Oracle of Seasons is my absolute favorite game, but Zelda is best played when you can get immersed in the world instead of looking at it like a game. Any of the retro games + Wind Waker and Twilight Princess can be immersive if you try hard enough.

EH REH

>>2246473
They tried to make a combination of all the dungeons or something and it just became a mess.
Spirit Temple just had so much effort put into it, like that statue/sphinx thing was so fucking cool the first time you ever saw it then when you melt it with the mirror shield it's just so 'aw fuck yeah'
Even the Forest Temple just felt so special and unique, I mean the music in the Forest Temple gave me mega goosebumps when I replayed it for the first time in years.