Haha, Trial of Gooseland.
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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
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who? Be more specific.
no, go to the sacred place with the huge spiral thing, its that old person that talked to you before (i thought they were a man at first...)
He's talking about the old woman at the Sealed Grounds. And uh...she's at the Sealed Grounds, bro ^__^
Starting to think there's no 50-floor challenge, and the people talking about it are trolling. :(
Anyway, I'm going through the Thunder Dragon's trials right now, and my only thought is "how the hell do I cross the entire Eldin Mountain in under six minutes?!" Anyone got general strategies/tips?
Anyway, I'm going through the Thunder Dragon's trials right now, and my only thought is "how the hell do I cross the entire Eldin Mountain in under six minutes?!" Anyone got general strategies/tips?
Stritch will buy your bugs at night. You can find him in his room at the Knight Academy.
The bug medal is not worth buying at all. It's way too expensive, bugs are kinda hard to catch, and they're not worth that much money. I'd rather just find the Treasure medal in a chest and go to the gear peddler a lot. Or if you really need money, just use the Cursed Medal, I hardly ever use my shield anyway.
The bug medal helped me find quick, reliable locations to farm each specific bug. I can get whatever bugs I need for either money or potions in a few minutes. But after I used the medal to locate reliable spots, its only real use became checking the map when I walked out of a door to see whether or not my target bug had shown up. I found it very useful early in the game when I needed several Heart Potion ++ or whatever.
Mild spoilers in this post.
For those have completed the "Cave of Grooseland", how many times have you done it? I completed it for a second time, the enemies that appear are slightly different, a la Cave of Ordeals. However, the reward for beating it the second time increased! (The first time for completing it was 200 rupees, this time was 300 rupees!)
To top it off, I tried to do it again a third time, but the enemies changed again! Does anyone know how many times you can do these slightly more harder variations? Can someone tell me the cap for rupees you can earn from this?
For those have completed the "Cave of Grooseland", how many times have you done it? I completed it for a second time, the enemies that appear are slightly different, a la Cave of Ordeals. However, the reward for beating it the second time increased! (The first time for completing it was 200 rupees, this time was 300 rupees!)
To top it off, I tried to do it again a third time, but the enemies changed again! Does anyone know how many times you can do these slightly more harder variations? Can someone tell me the cap for rupees you can earn from this?
Sharma27
in hide tags for those who don't want to find it on their own
where
is
the
cave
and
at
what
point
can
you
enter
it
???
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Also
in hide tags for those who don't want to find it on their own
where
is
the
cave
and
at
what
point
can
you
enter
it
???
[edit]
Also
Replaying past bosses is wildly, insanely fun! I could spend hours and hours re-battling them in sequence like that! That, by itself makes this game worth it.
Talk to Levias after doing the Hero's Song quest. You must have some other requirement as well, but apparently I already had it, so it must be something you get for the main quest, (I didn't do all sidequests on the first playthrough)
That must be an excruciating wait.
sharma27 be trollin', talked to Levias multiple times, the fat whale didn't do anything but congratulate me on getting the Triforce.
sharma's clearly trolling. You'd think zelda fans and sites would be chomping at the bit to go and do challenge runs of this cave of ordeals type trial and yet no documentation exists apart from this thread. How convenient.
I've completed the game once quite a while ago. Extremely fun game. Controls were responsive in general and I liked most of the game mechanics. Animation and character expression is great too. It does have its flaws, no game doesn't, but despite this I rank it above OoT and even MM, a favourite of mine. Hero mode is a great challenge too and I'll have to get onto doing a full run of it soon.
I've completed the game once quite a while ago. Extremely fun game. Controls were responsive in general and I liked most of the game mechanics. Animation and character expression is great too. It does have its flaws, no game doesn't, but despite this I rank it above OoT and even MM, a favourite of mine. Hero mode is a great challenge too and I'll have to get onto doing a full run of it soon.
it kind of ruined it for me
Literally the only thing I could think of the entire 6th dungeon boss fight.
That, and how horrible of a swordsman he actually was.
Im gonna kill you if I ever meet you in real life with Links sword.
Umm okay? I'm sorry.
I was jk... making me feel bad...