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Also that dialogue box is excruciatingly slow, letter by letter in the quotes, and it's like 1 letter per 3-5 seconds
This sword is certainly more powerful and cooler looking than the gilded sword but it's 2 handed and a C item only, which is retarded, but with that, we're done with the dungeons. Next up we're rounding up the masks, and then taking on Majora
Similar concept to the fairies, but the total is 20 for this place and 30 for the other if I'm remembering right
One of the goofy idiosyncrasies of MM is I've said before the item context area. Anything you can bottle or the deeds and peculiar items weirdly need to be in an exact spot to be used correctly. In the deku palace it's very easy to miss sprinkling the spring water on the magic bean sprout, in the great bay observatory you will repeatedly have to inch around to find a place to drop the eggs(and even sometimes standing in that place will only allow you to drop 1 egg so you have to move again), and in the deku houses when using bugs you have to be standing in the right spot for them to travel to the soil. Now in both OOT and MM bugs will very rarely wander off but in MM they allow you to only need 2 of the 3 bugs rather than needing all 3 in OOT, however if you don't drop the bugs in the right spot in MM they will refuse to go the soil entirely whereas in OOT they will always go to it when in proximity

So I have grabbed multiple bugs ahead of time to avoid wasted time. If you play this yourself, remember to smash your face against the wall right where the soil patch is before releasing the bugs
For both skulltula houses it's possible to do them immediately after clearing the temples in each area but it's much easier to wait until after you've beat all the temples and have all the equipment
Majora's Mask messes with conventions slightly, so if you're used to Zelda games you'll likely not intuitively figure stuff like this bookshelf ladder out
The code opens the gate in the fireplace and leads to a piece of heart, but I'm not grabbing those or getting any more inventory upgrades, we're doing all masks
Entirely pointless tip, but you don't need the goron mask to climb back up, the bunny hood or the z lock shield walk will get you up albeit much slower. The z lock shield walk is something you use in OOT to get to the boss door in the water temple, at least that's what I use since the slope is too slippery to regularly go up
Alright so we're back with this retard because we need to save the old lady one more time to set something up
I would have done this before but I didn't have the bunny hood at the time and this process is kinda frustrating when you're trying to do all the quests in the mountain area, gather the fairies in snowhead, and unlock the powder keg loicense while on the same cycle as I was having finished woodfall
If you think this is annoying I dare you to play Castlevania 64. If you have played it, you know exactly what I'm talking about
Okay so we're gonna get SOME use out of the great fairy sword grinding for rupees and later on to beat some enemies faster because of a time limit. This is an easy way to grind for rupees if you also want to waste a little bit of time, just remember to only kill 1 dodongo in this pit so they'll keep respawning
You know I'm surprised MM isn't that popular with girls like TP and OOT are, they have child Link as the protagonist and can play dress up including a bunny hood that makes you run around at x1.5 times speed
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@sharutiaburaddofouren I'm also surprised that the 2D Zeldas are popular with girls either. I never hear female Zelda fans talk about Link to The Past or the first Zelda game.

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@xianc78 2D Zeldas require more dexterity with the dpad movement and are more challenging as a result, the way puzzles are designed is far more confusing too, I got stuck on Oracle of Ages forever as a kid with no clue what to do while the 3D games have multiple ways of pointing the player back on track
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