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I find it interesting how the ship with the tentacles attacking it is a completely different map from the regular dungeon. In other words, most of the dungeon has been copied into the boss room. But that was probably the easiest way to handle this, from a programming point of view.
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To add to the shopkeeper discussion, I thought the idea was that everyone in Skyloft changes at night. The pets turn evil. Beedle turns eloquent. The bazaar guy turns unhappy, and so on. It less obvious in some people than in others but the night changes people. Of course Link is immune because he's chosen by the Goddess.
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Dec 5, 2015 22:23
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What did you expect from a piece of prehistoric trash? His AI is probably so bad he can't even win against a human in a game of chess.  Next time, we should just ask Groose to get the bathtub into the volcano. I'm sure he can come up with an efficient method of transportation.
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Dec 10, 2015 08:33
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Outpost22 posted:What happens next?! I'm on the edge of my seat! Link decides he's tired, gives up on trying to save Zelda, and sticks the master sword in a stone somewhere.
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SloppyDoughnuts posted:
I was gonna mention the same thing. I really liked the moment in the scene when Zelda calls Link 'sleepyhead'. That, more than anything, refers to their old friendship. Also wouldn't an upgraded master sword be known as the PhD sword?
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This section actually put me off from the game for a while. The tadtone collecting is somewhat annoying, and perhaps because it was presented in such a weird way at such a weird point in the game, I was assuming they would make me do something like that for every area in the game, just like the three Silent Realms. I did not want to do that - and I was glad to find out I was wrong.
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Dec 30, 2015 00:44
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Can't you go back to the fire dragon and ask him about the other dragons? I think he has some funny stuff to say about them.
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Jan 3, 2016 12:24
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I might remember wrong but I believe that if you sit down on the stool next to Groose, he now tells you the tree has always been there. It's not like it just popped up for him. Also, if you switch off the Timeshift stone (by hitting the one next to the tree's original location), the dragon disappears - but his skeleton is gone too. I like to think he's just taken a vacation in the present. Is it clear at all whether the past from the Timeshift stones is as far back as the past from the portal? It somehow feels like it's different times. But I'm not sure.
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Jan 6, 2016 20:09
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Hey, don't forget to do the most important 100% thing - filling up the Dowsing menu with as many optional targets as possible. 
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Jan 11, 2016 00:23
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I might be completely wrong, but I seem to remember that after you return from the final Silent Realm, one of the Skyloft people asks you why the heck you were sitting completely still for a while.
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Jan 24, 2016 02:06
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We aren't quite there yet but I think that if you hadn't gotten your sword powered up all the way and done the trials, the dungeon wouldn't let you into the actual place(s) that house the Triforce.
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Jan 24, 2016 10:48
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I feel stupid now. I booted up this game a little while ago and found a save just before this dungeon, I decided to play through it, and in the room with the three switches you need to hit in order, I completely forgot about the mechanics of this game and tried (and in the end, managed), to cut down those trees by throwing well-timed bombs at them. Anyway, it's rather surprising that this Link is apparently balanced in courage/power/wisdom, because we know that if you aren't, the Triforce immediately splits up again, and you need to find the folks it goes to (the goron for wisdom, and Groose for power, obviously).
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Jan 27, 2016 19:55
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I suppose Gorko doesn't have anything interesting to say if you visit him again after showing him the triforce on the wall? Anyway, as that ending showed, Demise's soul/evil/hatred/conscience/whatever has been sealed in the Master Sword. That's why the Master Sword works so well in later games. You're fighting evil with evil, and that's always the best solution!
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TheKingofSprings posted:One thing I really wish this game did was have you fight a boss in Sky Keep for each Triforce piece - a shadow version of Zelda, Link, and Ganon fighting you for each one would've been really great. But but but the timeline...!
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