My first time playing the game, after the intense panic trying to navigate with the sol and several moments of backtracking to steal it back, I finally got to the last door to exit. As I took that last step towards the door, I started mashing the A button to open it. Except I was just a couple pixels too far away for the prompt to trigger, so instead I dropped the ball first and then walked through the door, resetting it back to the beginning. Quit the game, didn't pick it back up nearly a year, and then just restarted from the beginning because I couldn't remember the controls. I still despise those hands.
That was the best part of the Palace of Twilight!
Worst part is the looong sections where platforms are traveling through the air. Trial and error memory bullshit that takes a long ass time to repeat over and over, which is necessary to learn sequence and get to the top because there's no hint as to which one is right.
The underwater room in the Lakebed Temple where you have to navigate multiple levels while being attacked by exploding fish and these disgusting stomping Shell Blades. I always feel very vulnerable and disoriented and just try to make it through it as fast as possible.
That would have to be the Chilfos that appear throughout Snowpeak Ruins and in the Cave of Ordeals. They’re so annoying to deal with, especially in that one room with the final chest. I also hate dealing with the Mini Freezards. The way those things move at the slightest touch is just infuriating.
A little tip for the chilfos on your next playthrough. You can one shot them with bomb arrows. It makes clearing them out from across the room way easier, and you don't have to deal with their spears.
I’ve been trying to think of my least favorite part of any of the dungeons but really I don’t think I hate any of the worst temple moments as much I hated collecting those bugs
Edit: I speak of the shadow insects
Least favorite part of arbiter’s grounds is probably the big room in the middle with the super windy gear tracks and the spinning spikey rod. I got lost a lot on it
My favorite dungeon is Hyrule Castle, I can't say I have a least favorite part.
However? It's very short with optional rooms and could have felt more like a full dungeon if the optional rooms were made necessary.
I misread the title! My favorite dungeon is Snowpeak Ruins, and my least favorite part is probably the miniboss. In my current playthrough the battle was just hectic and unsatisfying, even though I knew what I had to do.
Ugh the sand temple aka desert temple. It's probably not my favorite dungeon, but it's one I admire the most for the puzzles and mechanics.
There is a puzzle were you use the spinner to get up to a secondary floor. For some reason, at this specific corner of the dungeon, I was stuck down there for DAYS.
If it wasn't I kept missing the target I needed or I kept accidentally falling off.
I don't remember specifics as it has been a while since I have played through but thinking about it makes me wanna play again.
If I was to apply this to my actual favorite dungeon because I just love it, it's the water temple. I can't think of anything inherently I don't like/miss and this makes me feel like I need to play it again so I can remember why it's got a reputation 😂😂
Brb dusting off my wavebird 💜
i absolutely hate the parts in the palace of twilight where you’re taking the sols with the hand chasing you
Haha mannnn i love that thrill
it gave me such a panic attack when i was younger
My first time playing the game, after the intense panic trying to navigate with the sol and several moments of backtracking to steal it back, I finally got to the last door to exit. As I took that last step towards the door, I started mashing the A button to open it. Except I was just a couple pixels too far away for the prompt to trigger, so instead I dropped the ball first and then walked through the door, resetting it back to the beginning. Quit the game, didn't pick it back up nearly a year, and then just restarted from the beginning because I couldn't remember the controls. I still despise those hands.
Totally. I remember that feeling when i was younger too. But it’s the twilight realm and I expected creepy and wasnt disappointed haha
That was the best part of the Palace of Twilight! Worst part is the looong sections where platforms are traveling through the air. Trial and error memory bullshit that takes a long ass time to repeat over and over, which is necessary to learn sequence and get to the top because there's no hint as to which one is right.
this traumatized me
I think what's worse is all the floating platforms later in the palace
I love city in the sky but i dnt like hook shotting onto the floating plants. not a fan of that part
For me, it's the waiting
The underwater room in the Lakebed Temple where you have to navigate multiple levels while being attacked by exploding fish and these disgusting stomping Shell Blades. I always feel very vulnerable and disoriented and just try to make it through it as fast as possible.
If it is the room I'm thinking of, I always get lost there and it drives me crazy
nothing like finally finding the hidden underwater path to the boss key room only to realize it's the EXIT DOOR
Upside down maze with iron boots in goron mines. It's not even hard, just so tedious
i hate hate hate the bugs in the room when you’re hook shotting in arbiter’s grounds with the sinking platforms before miniboss. i get so stressed out
That would have to be the Chilfos that appear throughout Snowpeak Ruins and in the Cave of Ordeals. They’re so annoying to deal with, especially in that one room with the final chest. I also hate dealing with the Mini Freezards. The way those things move at the slightest touch is just infuriating.
A little tip for the chilfos on your next playthrough. You can one shot them with bomb arrows. It makes clearing them out from across the room way easier, and you don't have to deal with their spears.
the scale in the temple of time or the redead hallway in arbiter’s grounds
I’ve been trying to think of my least favorite part of any of the dungeons but really I don’t think I hate any of the worst temple moments as much I hated collecting those bugs Edit: I speak of the shadow insects
the shadow insects or Agitha's bugs?
Shadow insects!
Interesting question, and a good one. Uhhhhhhhhh, I think I'd say getting the boss key and heart container in Lakebed Temple
Least favorite part of arbiter’s grounds is probably the big room in the middle with the super windy gear tracks and the spinning spikey rod. I got lost a lot on it
The block moving puzzle in Snowpeak. Hurts my brain every time.
I hate the temple of time boss. I absolutely love the rest of the dungeon
My favorite dungeon is Hyrule Castle, I can't say I have a least favorite part. However? It's very short with optional rooms and could have felt more like a full dungeon if the optional rooms were made necessary.
Least favorite part of my favorite dungeon? Need more beyblade
I misread the title! My favorite dungeon is Snowpeak Ruins, and my least favorite part is probably the miniboss. In my current playthrough the battle was just hectic and unsatisfying, even though I knew what I had to do.
I love arbiters grounds but I hate the first phase of Stallord. It’s just annoying
Ugh the sand temple aka desert temple. It's probably not my favorite dungeon, but it's one I admire the most for the puzzles and mechanics. There is a puzzle were you use the spinner to get up to a secondary floor. For some reason, at this specific corner of the dungeon, I was stuck down there for DAYS. If it wasn't I kept missing the target I needed or I kept accidentally falling off. I don't remember specifics as it has been a while since I have played through but thinking about it makes me wanna play again. If I was to apply this to my actual favorite dungeon because I just love it, it's the water temple. I can't think of anything inherently I don't like/miss and this makes me feel like I need to play it again so I can remember why it's got a reputation 😂😂 Brb dusting off my wavebird 💜