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Coming here a year later and learning that there was a chance he'd play Hades and didn't hurts a bit... Still looking forward to binging this HK LP !

1:01:33 you didn't even notice 😆

44:52 v: *kills a guy* so street cred right? jackie: *stares at v* dude..

1:06:40 That one Ardbert scene

Fantastic episode

That death and resurrection during the boss fight was one of the funniest moments I've ever seen in Ocarina of Time

Self-inflicted hard mode. I'm amazed you continue to enjoy this game, even though at times bc you make it more frustrating than it should be. I think that speaks to how good this game actually is, even after all these years.

Who told him you need eyes to be affected by firecrackers xD Classic Mapo with the self-imposed limitations. “Some things in Sekiro just make me irrationally angry” yes very irrational, as a lot of those things are self-imposed😂

Are you not doing the Elden Ring DLC? Hopefully you’re recording your blind playthrough because you do those the best

I might be the odd one out on this, but this is my least favorite temple in this game, because a few things in here scarred me as a kid. Let me explain the things I hate about this place. 1. The Deadhand. 2. Invisible traps 3. Skeletons and dead bodies all over! 4. (This is what really made me hate this temple.) The torture chamber room with that wooden device (don’t know what that’s called) with the brightly colored bloody floor @1:24:54. That room gave me nightmares I will say this though, the music in this dungeon is good, the hover boots you get here are incredibly useful, and the boss fight with Bongo Bongo is fun. Despite those good aspects, I still really hate this temple.

I had forgotten how awesome Bongo Bongo is. My brother and I loved that fight when we were kids. Thank you for putting a smile on my face with that fight.

The original game didn't have the Tsushima Leopard cats. (endangered) But they added them in when they put the DLC out. Eventually.....

The thing with the spike wall and Din's Fire was painful. I completely understand why you didn't think to do that, as Din's Fire is never really used it in that way anywhere else in the game. But the pain of figuring it out was hard to watch.

Somewhere you read that Paul Baker has a pager and you can activate it and it beeps telling you that’s his specific body

In 26 years of playing and watching others play this game I never knew you could damage Bongo Bongo with the sword before stunning him. I thought it had to be arrows and never thought to try anything else.

CIA HQ is the best mission in the game imo.

that giggly "that's meee" is exactly what I did too lol

Not a spoiler, but in the DS Remake, the Iron Boots are a C item. Still, the Water Temple could have been improved more by letting you raise the water anywhere with the Song of Storms, and lowered with the Sun Song.

I wonder if he will learned that rolling gives you a boost for jumping... I mean... he is almost done with the game and have not figured it out... it shocks me!

Experiment with your items, and pay attention to audio cues! Did you notice that walls that can be destroyed with bombs sound different when you hit them with your sword?

can you not equip companions with armor in this game? also the moo encounter is a nod to diablo 2 and the cow level

For what it's worth, watching you try everything on Bongo Bongo gave me ideas for how a "best" version of the fight would go. And I'm glad the scarecrow and time blocks are in your toolbox together.

I wonder if it would be okay to tell him about the secret of the spin attack?

I was really hoping for Mapo to figure out the purpose of those grunts in the arena for Juzou round 2. You have ninjutsus. Edit: hahahah thats what you get for being greedy Mapo, attacking before the deathblow is available. Edit 2: In true Mapo fashion, he makes it incredibly more difficult for himself by applying bizarre tactics that make no sense. Will he figure out that the double jump on someones head is for sweeping attacks only? I can only hope

Only pro gamers handicap themselves with sliding shoes!

1:09:56 fun car thing xd

I like how this guy thinks," Oh, Navi is green, and I already played the scarecrow song and put a bomb there," as if there aren't 6 other songs he could try. How about you try all the other 6 songs you have? By the way, you play the song of storms or sun song to spawn a fairy.

You've really improved a hell of a lot

me the whole time watching this dungeon was just thinking, TAKE OFF TYE EFFING BOOTS!!!! 😂😂😂😂

Holy oanfaoifnai this was almost as painful to watch as the water temple.

Can’t wait for you to play Majoras and Twilight Princess! At least I hope you do

I remember painted area being incredible for farming tons of souls, i got 10-15 levels just grinding the area for a day.

oh the water temple. the most infamous zelda dungeon. I still end up one key short every time I play it.

I cannot get enough of your playthrough of Zelda Ocarina of Time. I am so looking forward to more Zelda games played by you in the future. I love watching you figure stuff out and you are quite good at it. It angers me to no end the people that are backseating and getting mad because you didn't do something right the first time or do something they didn't like. Everyone's first time playing was not perfect and they fail to understand that figuring things out on your own in the real fun of video games. Have fun completing the game mate and I so want to see you play A Link to the Past. I think you'll really love it.

This DLC was great but way too short.

Has he not realized every dungeon has a new key item to solve the puzzles? He doesn't seem to realize it when there is a new area you clearly cant do without a special item.

What can one say about the Shadow Temple? It is damp and it is dark. It is creepy and it's kooky, mysterious and spooky. It's also got a wickedly well designed atmosphere and a lore that is very interesting once you start thinking about the implications. I also find it to be the Temple that "breaks" with the established patterns of design that you have seen in most places so far. Giving you the map/compass/dungeon item trifecta right at the start just makes the Shadow Temple feel very different from... say the Water Temple. Where the path, for all that it can appear to be a confusing mess, is actually very linear. Getting the Longshot is what opens up the Temple and allows you to really explore the nooks and crannies. The Shadow Temple in comparison, requires the Hover Boots from the very first room you get to. Making the Temple itself more into a gauntlet of "which item(s) that I have can help me in this situation?" Personally I find that this is a nice change of pace in many ways. One example of this would be the fan sections, where you can (as you did) time your runs and stop your backwards momentum with the level geometry. Or you can plonk on the Iron Boots and just ignore the wind entirely. Which of course adds another complication in the form of those spiked contraptions sliding back and forth. Basically a pros/cons analysis and the game telling you "time to put together all that you have learned so far" which can be frustrating for a lot of people. Quickly referring back to "optional acquisitions" that I mentioned in previous comments... turns out Din's Fire isn't optional after all! Imagine that; a single line from Darunia after Dodongo's Cavern, leading to a place you don't HAVE to explore in order to progress the story at that point, becomes relevant four dungeons later! Lighting the entry torches, burning flimsy, wooden walls! OoT does not pull its punches in that regard. Which, honestly, I appreciate. Modern games have a little too much of the "Hey! Go there! [Important Item] needed!" aspect to them for my tastes. It is nice having to actually use your brain with minimal context clues as reference. Will add my voice to what I presume is countless comments applauding you for beating Bongo Bongo on hard mode. The Hover Boots do not make that fight easier ☺ Lack of traction can cause all kinds of problems. And with sword only on the hands for the first half or so... you madlad! Impa, Sage of Shadow has been awakened... now where the heck is that Princess... and no Gannondorf either...

Don’t forget to change the Katana aesthetic in every outfit, those will look extremely cool in the duel cut scene!

Thats why i love this game, so much love is put into this game by kojima and team, i will never stop playing this masterpiece

You're basically cosplaying as Jaime's little helper in this level

you should see the trade sequence in Link's Awakening.

Glad you found the ronin duels, one of the best parts of the game. Upgrade gosakus armor to look fully badass and get the helmet. Add the black armor dye for it - sick af. I have a feeling you will LOVE Iki island. Take your time to get there though. Enjoying the story so far!

Mapo: Bottles blue fire "This seems ridiculous" Also Mapo: Doesn't question getting magic from big pointy boob ladies that shrink into the floor of fountains.

Gary the Prophet was indeed into something, and Maelstorm band was also the one to receive a chip from some “mysterious people” in his quest as well.

9:05 as mentioned in my comment to your Shadow Temple video, here is an example of these blocks not changing location from point A to point B, but rather from point A (past) to point A (future). This is one of the very few locations you can directly access the same location in both the past and the present and therefore observe how the blocks actually function. So to the point made in your Forrest Temple video re: why would the Song of ‘Time’ have an effect on these blocks, it is, in fact, not just random, but actually fits in with the songs intended purpose.

That moment where he hits 3 different things gorons told him about and he forgot all of them. lol

I'm so sorry about 1:21:58. I felt the same way.