r/OcarinaOfTime

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I am super hyped for the ocarina of time remake it's really the only reason why I bought a switch 2 with that said I'm wondering what kind of remake it'll be, if it will extend the gameplay, or will it add different levels/areas. However I'm more curious to know if it'll answer some of the questions that we've never really had answers to. The following are the ones that at least I want to know! ((a.k.a. my opinion))

1. Whatever happened to Link's parents

2. Who forged the kokiri sword/ what was its purpose?

3. Where did Zelda and Impa hide the night Ganon decided to attack the castle.

4. How old was Link when he was left in the Kokiri village, if he was super young who took care of him?

5. ((the one everyone asks)) what happened to Navi at the end of the game, where did she go, after the events of majora's mask did link ever find her?

6. Will we be able to obtain the Triforce? (lots of cut content from the game confirms that the Triforce was at one point able to be obtained)

I'm curious to know if any of you guys have any questions that you hope to have solved in the remake.
Leave them in the comments below!
Or
Do you have an answers/theories to any of these questions would love to hear those also

No spoilers please. I started this rom hack, having heard it was an unofficial sequel to Ocarina of Time. It begins with child link and the Kokiri imprisoned in a castle, without much explanation. How, if at all, is the game supposed to fit into the established Zelda timeline?

The remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is coming out this year!

I thought of this as an opportunity to explore how the music actually would evolve from the original.

I've been working on my first playthrough of OoT in decades. I'm horribly stuck on trying to get the biggest quiver from the Gerudo Archery minigame. I can get to 1000 without a ton of difficulty, but 1500 escapes me. A couple of times, I've made it over 1200, but that's the best I can do.

My problem is that I can't reliably hit the pots riding on Epona to save my life. On a couple of rare occasions, I've hit five posts on the first pass, but hitting them all seems to require both passes of the targets. I am using the N64 controller for Nintendo Switch playing the game on Switch Virtual Console.

Any advice would be appreciated.

I've just uploaded my second video of an extended project I'm working on to reimagine Ocarina of Time in Minecraft. Inspired by the Switch 2 remake coming up, I wanted to create the world I dream of it being.

So far I've built Kokiri Forest, the Lost Woods and the Sacred Forest Meadow. Next episode will be Inside the Great Deku Tree. Come let me know how I'm doing!

Please Nintendo 🙏

Hey everyone. Ocarina of Time is definitely a classic, and I love it to death, but I think Hyrule Field was a bit empty IMO. I think it would be awesome if they added more enemies to fight in the field. The stalchildren at night and peahats >!as child Link!< were cool and everything but I always wished that there were more enemies and enemy variants in the field, like in the top down games prior to OoT creation. Oh, and the Poes in Hyrule field when>! you're adult Link!<, but I still wish there were more variety and more things to fight in the field. Perhaps they could add moblin enemies and probably add ground variants of the ocktoroks, and more tektikes in Hyrule Field too!

I also think it would be pretty cool that if instead of>! Rauru just handing you the Light medallion!< they make a new dungeon called The Temple of Light that you can go through. I think that would be really fun and awesome.

I think as well that if they expanded on Hyrule field, made it a bit larger with added in new side content, grottos, caves, side areas would be an incredible addition to the game as well. Perhaps expand on Zora's river, make it longer with more branching rivers and waterfalls, enlarge areas like Goron City and Death Mountain with more side areas to explore would add to the excitement too.

I know some people are fine with a complete 1:1 remake, but I love it when they add and expand on things in remakes. The 3DS hybrid remaster was also great but still used the N64's coding under the hood.

What do you all think about these additions? What would your version be of the ideal remake? Interested in hearing your thoughts!

Peace.