While I agree that they are overrated, I still like them a lot despite playing them when I was 13 on an emulator in the 2000s. What mechanic you needed to look up? Having a guide for the dungeons I get but they are usually pretty good at pointing you in the right direction to advance the story or explaining how to use objects.
I finished OoT 5 years ago again and outside of the usual problems of n64 games (mainly the camera being shit), I had fun.
I mean those are puzzles, you can argue that they are lame puzzles but you not knowing what these things do or even that they are an option is the point.
Being the first Zeldas in 3d they were all about looking around you and shooting something that's 'hidden' in 3rd person view. They literally bash you over the head in the beginning with the Z-tatgeting system's controls. It seems boring to us today but it made sense at the time I guess.
While I agree that they are overrated, I still like them a lot despite playing them when I was 13 on an emulator in the 2000s. What mechanic you needed to look up? Having a guide for the dungeons I get but they are usually pretty good at pointing you in the right direction to advance the story or explaining how to use objects. I finished OoT 5 years ago again and outside of the usual problems of n64 games (mainly the camera being shit), I had fun.
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I mean those are puzzles, you can argue that they are lame puzzles but you not knowing what these things do or even that they are an option is the point.
Being the first Zeldas in 3d they were all about looking around you and shooting something that's 'hidden' in 3rd person view. They literally bash you over the head in the beginning with the Z-tatgeting system's controls. It seems boring to us today but it made sense at the time I guess.