No more child Link %26ndash; part four in our series of Ocarina FAPs travels seven years into the future and sees a teenage Link investigating a haunted old castle deep in the forest. Venture inside for a rather cool Zelda dungeon, as well as some of the creepiest music in the entire series.
As for the boss fight%26hellip; I have a bitch of a time reflecting his energy balls. We later found out there%26rsquo;s a weird half-second delay introduced by the new TV we use to play games in the office. This one nuance ends up making a tough boss a huge pain in the ass, so prepare for a near-comical level of eating shit. Other than that though, it%26rsquo;s a pretty cool dungeon.
Next up: The Fire Temple, where this weird video delay leads to a multi-minute rant. Composure!
No more child Link %26ndash; part four in our series of Ocarina FAPs travels seven years into the future and sees a teenage Link investigating a haunted old castle deep in the forest. Venture inside for a rather cool Zelda dungeon, as well as some of the creepiest music in the entire series.
As for the boss fight%26hellip; I have a bitch of a time reflecting his energy balls. We later found out there%26rsquo;s a weird half-second delay introduced by the new TV we use to play games in the office. This one nuance ends up making a tough boss a huge pain in the ass, so prepare for a near-comical level of eating shit. Other than that though, it%26rsquo;s a pretty cool dungeon.
Next up: The Fire Temple, where this weird video delay leads to a multi-minute rant. Composure!
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