Zelda Majora's Mask
 

Aye, so I recently got Majora's Mask, and I am enjoying it a lot. Yes, I watch YouTube gameplays at parts where I didn't understand. While watching a video about the Woodfall Temple, I thought "Hey, why not check ahead?" So I went and watch the video when we beat Woodfall. I saw something interesting. His 3 days time cycle just went back to almost near the first day, while on the gameplay video he did, he almost moved on to the third day. So I'm just wondering, is that a glitch? Because I just finished the Woodfall Temple a few moments ago and my time didn't go back.

Just wondering :)

...you've met with a terrible fate haven't you?

Don't summon Ben pls

And omg, I just realized I can go back to Dawn of First Day using Song of Time ;-;

I started replaying it, im replaying the zeldas but I got too pissed off while playing the water temple I just quit it , beat oot no need to replay I still have other zelda games to beat like the faces of evil

The next Zelda game I'm beating is probably Link Between World. Bought it for a while but haven't play it

The Water Temple in OoT is my favorite. No joke. The design for it is amazing, and challenging at the same time.

Unfortunately, I can't say the same for the Great Bay Temple. Wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for that big whirlpool centrifuge that sends you swimming into the wrong rooms against your will all the time.
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Is it . . . could it be . . . a person who actually liked the Water Temple?!

Only part I love about Water Temple is the epic battle with Dark Link

I've killed him in under 30 seconds on a 3 Heart Run. Not really all that epic. lol

His hearts basically match yours, and he's programmed to mimic your attacks if you're z-targetting him. But if you don't z-target and throw down some Deku Nuts, you can stun him over and over and just keep whacking him to death.
I've ran through Ocarina of Time so many times that I know about all the little parts that people usually get hung up on. There's actually three specific areas that give people trouble:

1. Inside the giant three-tier 'pillar' room where you play the Ocarina to raise the water level, there is a block that raises up too and reveals a secret room with a key in it that you absolutely need to make progress. If you don't pay attention during the cutscene when the water level is rising, it's easy to miss.
2. After the scene where you find Ruto, you have to float up and there's a wall with a fissure in it that shows a sliver of the room behind it. But you can't lay bombs while the water level is raised, so you have to come back later and bomb it open. Again, it's easy to miss, and you need to go there to make progress.
3. There's a room with a waterfall and boulders rolling down it, but in order to get up to where they're coming from you have to go around through a few more rooms. However, even when you get up there, you have a choice of going left to where the boulders are exiting, or down a secret shaft right below where the boulders are spawning. Again, another area that can be overlooked.

There's a lot of pretty cleverly hidden secrets throughout the whole dungeon, and lots of variation in architecture caused by the fact that the Water Temple is also connected to a cave system with streams and whirlpools and whatnot.