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==Definition of 100%== | |||
The Zelda games are probably some of the best for attempting to 100%, as Nintendo has put great care into ensuring you can never lose access to any item in the game (pieces of hearts, equipment etc.) However, what is 100% complete? Does this require speaking to every person in the game? Speaking to every person in every possible order? Breaking a world record in each mini game? Standing on every possible tile and using every item in every order? Doing this 100 times, on the off chance something happens? | |||
For my purposes, I have defined 100% as firstly completing the story line and secondly having a full inventory as evident upon starting up. This was initially a convenient excuse not to catch the Hylian Loach in OoT. (I did end up catching it anyway, but that is another story). This came back to bite me in SS, where I hat to collect 99 of each bug or treasure in addition to upgrading everything (including 8 quivers, bomb bags seed satchels) and collecting every medal and piece of heart. |
Revision as of 15:45, 18 October 2012
Introduction
Hey all, I'm Agahnim's Shadow or just Dan if I'm not being pretentious.
I'm 23 as of the last time I edited this page, and a long-time fan of the Zelda Series. I've recently started playing through every game - a vital quest for any true citizen of the 21st century - which led to a love of the connections between the games and resulted in me floating around this site a bit.
Eventually I decided to do what I could to contribute to this wiki, giving back just a little of the pleasure and information it has yielded to me. I also look forward to learning more about the Zelda games as I stumble across arcane and eldritch articles.
Games Played
Shamelessly copied from Dannyboy601's page and modified for my own bragging rights:
Other Games Played
- The Legend of Zelda (second adventure) - unplayed
- The Adventure of Link (second adventure) - unplayed
- Master Quest - unplayed
- Oracle Series Linked Game - 100% COMPLETED
- Zelda 3DS - unplayed
- The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest - unplayed
- Game & Watch - PLAYED
- Watch Game - unplayed
- BS The Legend of Zelda - unplayed
- BS The Legend of Zelda: Inishie no Sekiban - unplayed
- BS The Legend of Zelda: Triforce of the Gods - unplayed
- Link's Crossbow Training - unplayed
- Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland - PLAYED
- Tingle's Balloon Fight DS - unplayed
- Color Changing Tingle's Love Balloon Trip - unplayed
- Too Much Tingle Pack - unplayed
- Super Smash Bros. - unplayed
- Super Smash Bros. Melee - unplayed
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl - unplayed
- Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition - unplayed
- Soulcalibur II - unplayed
- Dynasty Warriors VS - unplayed
- Captain Rainbow - unplayed
- Link: The Faces of Evil - unplayed
- Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon - unplayed
- Zelda's Adventure - unplayed
Definition of 100%
The Zelda games are probably some of the best for attempting to 100%, as Nintendo has put great care into ensuring you can never lose access to any item in the game (pieces of hearts, equipment etc.) However, what is 100% complete? Does this require speaking to every person in the game? Speaking to every person in every possible order? Breaking a world record in each mini game? Standing on every possible tile and using every item in every order? Doing this 100 times, on the off chance something happens?
For my purposes, I have defined 100% as firstly completing the story line and secondly having a full inventory as evident upon starting up. This was initially a convenient excuse not to catch the Hylian Loach in OoT. (I did end up catching it anyway, but that is another story). This came back to bite me in SS, where I hat to collect 99 of each bug or treasure in addition to upgrading everything (including 8 quivers, bomb bags seed satchels) and collecting every medal and piece of heart.