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Yar, this TP game waz good, but not zee best of zee zeries.  The reason yourz having trouble playing through it again iz cauze the first hours of thiz game are among the slowest of any Zelda game.  And even though this game is great, it does feel like there something missing. I don't know what that something is, but it just doesn't capture me the same way past Zelda games (Oot in particular) have. 

I mean everything is bigger and better, yet at the same time it feels less important. One example are the towns and villages. There big, but they don't bring you coming back the same way past towns and villages from previous games have. I just can't put my finger on it. I also think the fishing place in TP is one of the BEST places of any Zelda game, and it's a formula they should definitely keep.  I mean the fishing house is basically the most interactive place in the whole game.  You look at anything in the room and there is a reaction and 3 or more different reactions from the fishing girl for looking at the same thing. I remember the shock when I looked at her picture and she told me to look at the real deal, wtf, she was flirting with Link. Then when you catch the big fish and your own picture goes on the wall.  She calls you a narcassist if you keep looking at your own pic I believe, hilarious.  Then there's the parrot that insults you, when you roll into the wall she gets angry at you, so many little things that kept you wanting to check every nook and cranny.

In contrast there was the market place. These apples are too expensive, what I have max rupees in the biggest wallet. Let me buy the crap already, by this generation you should be able to buy apples from a market place. If they made most places as interactive as the fishing place....that would just be wonderful