The problem with modern video games summed up in one review

[Khuutra]

brendude13 said:

Khuutra said:

I have more playthroughs of Ocarina of Time than you've played individual Final Fantasy games. There's never any particular part of Zelda where you have to shoot something obscure withh your slingshot to advance in the overworld.

Navi does drop hints about it - I should know, I just played that part and she was bugging the piss out of me when I was running around the field doing nothing in particular.

You exaggerate.

So you have completed the game 4 times?

And I believe you had to shoot something to lower a ladder near where your home town is (not a dungeon). It seems you failed to read the "OR SOMETHING REDICULOUS LIKE THAT" part, I don't remember this game very well, I am just making up examples here.

Either way, I have found myself on Hyrule field thinking "Where the fuck do I need to go next", there is no obvious place to go and Navi doesn't say a thing.

"You exaggerate"

No need to be so direspectful, grow up.

There is nothing disrespectful about pointing out your exaggeration.

You use your slingshot to lower a ladder in the Great Deku Tree. Navi flies up to and calls yoru attention to it, even allowing you to Z-target it (as I remember).

Before going to Zora's Domain, Navi tells you you should talk to Saria. Ask Saria what's up and she'll tell you that the last spiritual stone is held by King Zora in Zora's Domain.

There are no cases I can think of where the game doesn't nudge you in the right direction.