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Episode 52
Most of the time when you'd beat a game on the NES, that was all there was. A few games added extra challenging modes, but for the most part these were just minor variations to the original. Super Mario Bros substituted some enemies, and Ghost N' Goblins instated that you replay it a second time.
The Legend of Zelda wasn't like those at all - Once you complete the game, the developers included an all new Second Quest! The dungeons were completely new, the overworld had a new layout, there were new enemies, and even a new dungeon mechanic that lets Link walk through walls!
Adding this much extra content was practically unheard of at the time, but Nintendo was known for going above and beyond. So what is this Second Quest all about, and what if you've already played the first quest years ago, but don't have a save file ready to play the second quest now? in today's episode we'll find out, and then we'll dive deep into Zelda's rarely seen Second Quest where we'll learn:
Where are all of the NEW dungeons?
The SECRET to starting the Second Quest with Bombs!
How to find EVERY item and upgrade!
SECRETS of the RECORDER - It works differently in the Second Quest!
Get TONS OF RUPEES - Find ALL of the HIDDEN caches!
The best way to NAVIGATE the new Overworld!
Where to find EVERY HEART CONTAINER - Max out your Health!
Secrets of the Second Quest's POWER BRACELET - It's mandatory this time!
DATA on all of the Second Quest's ENEMIES with item drop tables!
How to SHORTEN THE FUSE of your BOMBS for precision accuracy!
The Roocorder GLITCH - How to do it!
Where to get the BEST DEALS at stores in the Second Quest - Save your hard earned Rupees!
How to deal with the dreaded RED BUBBLES!
Where to find the MAGICAL SWORD this time - its not in the same place!
How to cheat at the GAMBLING GAME and GET RICH!
The SECRET to passing the "Grumble Grumble" guy WITHOUT giving up your Bait!
How to defeat EVERY BOSS... even Ganon, AGAIN!
Thanks for watching!
THE LEVEL 6 MAP: I forgot to get the level 6 map in the video, so if you're looking for it: Go UP 2 screens from the starting point and BOMB the TOP WALL to get to the next room. From here go LEFT 1 screen and defeat all of the enemies to get the map. The room you're looking for has a rectangular river of red water (blood), and this is the only room in the dungeon that looks this way. Hope that helps!
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Hell yeah. This is the ONLY video game my dad ever played though. He was OBSESSED. He even recorded his runs on VHS so that he could show me when I got home from school
I hope that your dad may live forever in valhalla! Where only the brave live FOREVER!
@@camaxtle Well he's still alive but when the time comes......sure, that sounds great
That's cool! My dad got into Deadly Towers... no wonder he dropped playing vids. Lol
For some reason this reminded me of the scene in The Wizard where Beau Bridges is *playing* Zelda 2 [I think? It was audio only and my memory is shredded by bong resin] but he’s mashing the buttons in such an awkward way that didn’t correlate whatsoever with what a human being would do with a controller.
Oh man my dad was the same! He never recorded his runs but he loved playing through the first two Zelda games. I think he figured out the Shadow Link crouch in the corner trick before it was even common knowledge. He never touched another video game since then sadly.
YCBVG - you don't know how badly a good walkthrough of the 2nd Quest of Zelda needed to be done. Kudos on the super smart idea and also thanks for all you do, I'm greatly enjoying the series! Keep up the great work!
@Logan Roof defokmain
This guy is 👌
ua-cam.com/video/9WFHEmI-q5U/v-deo.html
Well I beat it with the map feom nintendo power and the tips and tactics book
You mean to tell me the first time a full walkthrough of S2 for Zelda wasn’t uploaded until LAST YEAR? We first played it in ‘88 - before the First Quest!
You know, it's odd, I just finished the Second Quest for the very first time earlier this year (as a personal challenge). I had to use maps and walkthroughs, but apparently all I really needed was this video!
To be fair though I bet you feel better doing it yourself the hard way. Can try it again more optimized now though!
I'm about half way through it myself, still using the white sword. I compromised and only used maps to find the dungeons. Once in, I explore them the old fashion way.
5:33, 6:42 - bomb drop trick
7:17 - level 1
13:33 - graveyard heart container
15:10 - red power braclet
16:36 - letter for old lady (for potions)
17:51 - blue candle for 60 rubies
18:18 - white sword
21:21 - 100 rubies
25:00 - blue ring
26:26, 27:00 - level 2
29:44 - whistle
35:17 - play whistle for hidden rubies
36:06 - play whistle for heart container
36:29 play whistle for hidden rubies
37:47 - play whistle for heart container
38:36 - buy magical shield for 90
43:20, 43:33 - level 3
47:21 - grumble, grumble meat bait, then silver boomerang
53:33 - level 4
56:06 - magic book
57:00 - buy more bomb storage.
1:02:17 - bypass triforce piece for raft
1:03:45 - move block for raft room
1:06:30 - level 5
1:15:35 - magic sword
1:17:10 - level 6
1:44:00 - level 7
1:45:35 - red candle
1:29:00 - level 8
1:54:10 - level 9 (final level)
This is by far the best Zelda 2nd quest guide I have ever encountered. Even better than the Nintendo Power guide back in the day. Keep up the amazing work.
I remember typing in Zelda thinking I was being funny and then couldn’t figure out why my Zelda strategy guide didn’t match up.
Did the same as a kid and thought I was a King when I found out it was a code!
This is quite literally the ONLY walk through channel anyone needs. Your attention to detail in your explanations is incredible. Been playing Nes for over 30 years, and I've learned more from your videos than anywhere else. So much that I didnt know about all these years. Looking forward to what game is coming up next
I'm old enough to have played this many times through on my original NES, but I've never beaten the second quest until now. Thanks for a simple, perfect, walkthrough
One trick I love to use is kill all but one enemy in each area. By doing this they never respond until they are all dead. Meaning that each area you only have to dodge on monster for the rest of the game.
Good to know I've never played Zelda but i got my hands on it now. Im furiously writing down tips wish me luck!
Absolutely ! That was huge for me when I was younger
True, but if you're hunting for rupees (after having exhausted the secret ones), that's not so helpful.
I wonder how many kids back in the day put ZELDA as their name and started on the second quest without knowing
Ohhh good point. Never thought I’d that! I wonder now too!
Been there
Me lol
Me. I was 7. Ooopsie. I knew it was too hard...
Right here...total surprise! Never found lvl 3 or the blue ring
I turn 43 on Dec. 21 and you have already given me one of the best things ever! I finished the first quest so many times, but always got frustrated with the second quest and now I am going to conquer it once and for all! Thank you very much sir, your content is so awesome!
Holy hell 43? You look 63!
@@GabrielAlcala956 thanks!
@@MikeDeLorenzeDon't listen to him...
@@Yzerman1991 Appreciate it! I did not pay him any attention. 😂
No you don’t lol
Over the past few months, this became one of my favorite channels on UA-cam. Huge fan. Thank you.
My man.
Excellent choice, as very few took the time as kids to get through it, and never made it back to the second quest as we got older.
You're going to make a lot of people happy today. Thank you.
Here I am, very happy at 44 y/o, never having finished the second quest as a kid!!
Beat the game with my younger sister and 2 cousins. Now at 47, I’m currently tackling the 2nd quest on the Switch while my daughter plays LoZ Tears of the Kingdom. ❤
This is one of my main games still. I stream Zelda 1 on Twitch almost weekly at some point, occasionally throwing a 2nd quest run in. A lot of times I'm playing this game with an HD pack that makes it look like A Link to the Past, so fun to see this game with some graphical upgrades sometimes too.
No matter how you play it, Zelda 1 on the NES is amazing.
This channel gives me like...nostalgia for a time bygone. Back when gaming on youtube was still in it's infancy there were channels all over that made content kind of like this, walkthroughs, guides, people showing off their knowledge...it's so...comfy. You got yourself another subscriber and I have got a year's worth of backlog to go through.
I've been waiting for a 2nd Quest guide. And it delivered! Thank you, wow. Though I just can't get the words "monster bait" out of my head now.......... Can't wait for the next one, have a good night .
It's amazing to see how much this channel is growing. Not even 2 months ago you had half the subscribers that you do now. Your videos really are helping people and its amazing. Keep up the good work!
The algorithm has chosen him.
I think his Golden Retriever is watch bait, and helps boost the views. :-)
@@RandomBitzzz Dog-baiting worked for Maximilian Dood all those years ago, so why not?
Yeah, why not? :-) I like U Can Beat Video Games... and I like this guy's golden. It's a win win
I love this channel. I have beaten most of these games years ago on the NES and now have them on emulator and it's amazing. I had to SLOG through these games and struggle immensely. Now, replaying them, it's so easy with these walkthroughs. It really increases the reply value.
I think the dedication to showing everything games have to offer is why I'm hoping Clash at Demonhead makes the list someday. That game was like a low key acid trip.
And two weeks later... you got your wish. ;)
Perfect timing ... just got my 35th anniversary Game and Watch and started playing on it. Excelsior!!
Tremendous work as always! Every time I even try to think of what game could be next, there's always a new surprise like this. A 2 hours-long video on the second quest of Legend of Zelda? Incredible; truly the highlight of the weekend. Spread the word, y'all; this is magnificent content to be enjoyed and shared!
My brother and I called the Nintendo hot line in Redmond WA so much that my Mom made us do crazy extra chores for punishment when she found out. Finding the raft was one of those calls. So sneaky. We made our own maps on grid paper so we wouldn't forget what we checked and didn't check in every room. Did the same for Metroid and lots of games actually!
my game came with a map, but the 2nd time we made maps also
@@gregoryeverson741 yeah, for the 2nd quest is when we made maps.
"And here i took out all three dodongos with a single bomb. Very effective!"
You can here how proud he is of that, and for good reason too!
After all these years, I had no idea whatsoever that you could use the water of life to cure yourself from the red bubble attacks until I watched this! I actually just picked up the game just to get a screenshot of the old man who says “Ones who does not have triforce can’t go in”, and then just kept playing, 1st and 2nd. Then after that, I watched this, since I’d never really seen anything like it, and based on your other videos I knew it’d be an excellent guide-and it was!
And I almost asked when you were going to do the second quest. Never understood the second quest. Now I do. Thanks!!!
This is amazing! There is an enormous amount of the creators' intentions that I only had a hunch about, but are reinforced by seeing what was created in the second quest! I am enthralled watching! Terrific video Professor!
Whoa..coincidence! I'm in the middle of playing through the 2nd quest on my switch right now. I remember only being able to find dungeons 1-3 back in the day but the internet wasn't a thing soooo 30 years later I'm finally gonna beat it!. Great guide!
"But, what if I told you....."
It's so good, everytime I hear it. Thanks for the upload and great playthrough! 🤘🤘
I learned something over the years playing this: when fighting Darknuts, if you stay on the lines of the tiles and not on the square tiles themselves, they won't turn toward you and it will be easier to hit them.
In order to save texture space, Dark Nuts use most of the same sprite as Link from below his head.
The JP version made use of the controller mic to destroy all Pols Vice.
This inspires me to try this over the Thanksgiving holiday break. Thanks! Can't wait for Castlevania 3.
Me too! I'm just going until I get stuck lol. Then i go see what I missed lol
Thanks. Finding level 9 and level 8. South of the arrow (this was a decent clue) and move in the direction of the arrow. I tried blowing the whistle in the top left, I had the thought that something should be there but hadn't tried bombing. I love you're style of narration - you're so relaxed.
I like how they put at the end “the legend of Zelda 1” like they already knew there be more and had an absolute banger
By the time it came out in the US they already had the sequel in Japan, but they knew from the start though the series was originally gonna be the Hyrule Fantasy of which LoZ would be the first then they decided to keep LoZ as the title.
I gotta say back in late 01 when I was nostalgic for Zelda 1. I played the second quest like crazy. I made it through the first 5 dungeons and I did find the raft. But I never figured out you had to play the '' the whistle'' in the cemetery to get to level 6. I did actually find level 7 by accident. Never went through it though. And I never found level 8 either. And honestly, I would have never found level 9 either.
This has to be the Best 2 hours I spent watching anything on You-Tube, These are great man, please keep them up =)
Thanks David!!
@@UCanBeatVideoGames If you aren't completely locked in the room with it there is another easy way to defeat a Digdogger that is the multiple mini eyed variety. It works roughly the same way as despawning the locked door in the opening room of the first dungeon in the first quest. After using the recorder only defeat one of the mini eyes, then walk out of the room and back in. That will despawn all the remaining mini eyes and because one mini eye was destroyed the game will be tricked into counting Digdogger as defeated and will not respawn the larger version.
@@UCanBeatVideoGames notice the POOR programming, make finding 10 rupees (what a JOKE) a hidden entrance. come on. see 24:00 if you're gonna hide something, make it worthwhile
I like how your puppy dog always brings you the game to play at the start of the videos!
God the second quest of Zelda. You never know just how much Nintendo's designers were holding back in their other games until you see what they produce when the gloves are off. Those money-or-life rooms are diabolical.
This is my favorite game franchise. Ever since the first Zelda. It’s truly the only reason I kept buying the new systems as they released, but I never knew about this “second quest” I feel cheated. Awesome. Thx for the video brother
Dude, this is like...my favourite series on all of the youtubes. Seriously, its a master quest of nostalgia goodness rivalled by no other. Thank you so much for this awesomeness!
I first beat this game when I was 7 years old, now 37 years later I've finally beaten the second quest. It was like getting to play the legend of Zelda for the first time again and it's largely thanks to You Can Beat Video Games! I always thought the second quest was just the first quest with everything moved around, I had no idea until I started watching this video, you've basically doubled how much I love my favorite game. Thank you so much!
Did anyone else fight the blue Darknuts from the doorways? We use to call it "chicken shit" lol. You stand in the doorway just enough to swing your sword and just wait for them to get close.
we used the ladder over water trick
Works for Darknuts alone, but add Blue Wizzrobes into the mix & that strategy goes right out the window, since Blue Wizzrobes can phase into doorways.
I was definitely one of those kids who didn't know about the Second Quest. I remember working together with my friend to complete the game on her dad's NES, we even bought one of those posterboards you get for school projects and used it to map out Hyrule. So it's been fun to see what I missed out on!
Thanks for all your hard work.
I really like this channel. Cool idea how you explain everything you're doing
It's like watching a very detailed playthrough and walk through at the same time. 🙌
My favorite part is how he manages to be funny at times without TRYING to be. No silly gimmick, no “character”, just a fun and lucid walkthrough. The brief histories of the games are awesome too.
I watch these as background white noise often while I’m working from home and it’s incredibly relaxing.
@@EnjoySackLunch Yup! I do the same thing. I like watching this kinda stuff when I laid way way back in bed.
@@EnjoySackLunch the information on the sides of the screen is great, too.
I remember the first time my sister tried to play the second quest. SHe evidently missed the message about how another quest would start from here, so a while later she actually started playing it and thought the Nintendo was messed up because things weren't where she remembered them, so she eliminated the character. LOL.
Your timing is amazing!! I've just been getting through LoZ first quest on the Game & Watch with the help of your videos. This one is gonna come in handy too!
Thank you for your dedicated work
Cool, I just got the game and watch too, early Christmas gift.
pretend you are an 80s kid, we had to make our maps and take notes
never get caught "Monster Baiting"
@@gregoryeverson741 gives a whole new meaning to the show/video game “monster in my pocket”
@U Can Beat Video Games: another great walkthrough! With the bait trick though you can just pick continue and the goriya will still be gone. This way you start at the dungeon entrance. No need to save, reload and walk all the way back.
Also the skeletons are called STALFOS..... not.... whatever you were saying.
I can't figure out how to get to the save menu on Switch so I can't even do the bait trick lol!😅
I really like how when your video starts, you jump right into the subject, and once we're already watching "then" you give us all the promotional plugs. Even if people can't articulate why, it's a good move because it respects our time, and our attention. Please don't change that going forward! ^_^
The flute can cure the curse from flashing bubbles instantly
My grandfather always played Zelda and was really good at it. I remember watching him play it and beat Ganon !
Man, this was way more difficult than the first quest. Great walkthrough yet again. As a 40 year old father of one I have little time so these videos help a lot!
Yes it was quite a bit more difficult than the first quest. I have no idea how I was able to play through this game 35 years ago with no walkthrough videos. Playing now with YT video guides make it alot less difficult and less frustrating.
I was SUPER excited to see the notification for this! This is my favorite game of all time ☺️
Hands up if you still have your original graph paper map of both quests in this game. I remember painfully mapping this out by memory until my parents bought me the "Win At Video Games" book that listed the points of interest on the map. You know. Before the days of the internet, we had to either take a notebook into the book store or hope the local library has a copy of it, which was rare.
You do a great job on these videos. Very much appreciated.
Watching these playthroughs reminds me of visiting family in the summer. Rainy days were never unwelcome because all the kids would get in the basement and play zelda and mega man 3. Thanks so much for the nostalgia 😁
When visiting the graveyard to get the heart container I always drop in Level 6 and grab the ladder. It's only 4-5 screens from the entrance and is fairly easy to get.
Thank you!!!!! Excellent work, sir! I've never been able to beat the second quest before this. You are the true hero of Hyrule!!
1:10:06 I think sequence breaking by getting the Magic Key early makes the second quest quite a bit easier.
In all my years of gaming, I have never once attempted the Second Quest of Zelda.... Until now! You are doing every old skool gamer the biggest favor by doing these walkthroughs that are legitimate walkthroughs! I, personally, can't thank you enough!
BTW, I've always called Manhandla the Manhandler! Each mouth can grab you by the scruff and give you a stern talking-to! LMAO
My first ever major gaming accomplishment: Beating The Legend of Zelda 2nd Quest...without a ring. Princess Zelda in a green dress blew my mind (so I went and did the same in a new 1st quest save file).
my dad loved doing minimal items playing Zelda, ya my 40yr old dad was playing games in the 8s
A real green dress? That's cruel
1:25:50 this is probably one of the worst mistranslations in the game. The shopkeeper is supposed to say something like, “boy, this sure is a good deal!”. The translator thought “great value” meant “expensive”.
Awesome! Thanks for the info I always wondered about that!
I am proud to say that against all odds and after being deserted from my group of zelda playing friends who gave up after failing to get thru this quest, I brute forced this quest on my own with no help, got every heart container, every item, 16 bombs, full game completion. The sword freezing was an absolute SCENE! Loved this quest.
Impressive
I spent a great deal of my life getting to this view, too. Now that I'm 73, I have no regrets doing it.
It’s almost painful to watch this player not take advantage of a few tricks to make this easier. Upgrade swords as soon as possible. He could have gone into lvl 6, got the stepladder, left the dungeon, got 12 hearts and the magic sword before finishing lvl 5 AND not missed those keys.
🤫 he's a UA-camr and has followers therefore he's all knowing.
I beat Second Quest a couple years ago, and sweetie I'd never do it again. This has inspired me to go through that madness again!
The second quest is such a cool mixup. I wish more Zelda games did this. I get that memory constraints make that pretty impossible these days.
Hot too for second quest: you can sneak into Level-6 to get the ladder early. It’ll give you that heart container on the east coast, and get you the magic sword before level 5. The ladder and the sword make level 5 WAY easier.
that's what I always do when I play this game
Two tricks I noticed were missing from this video.
1 - If you force a dodongo to swallow a bomb, then immediately lay another bomb on top of it, then repeatedly slash it with your sword, you'll get the guaranteed quick kill + bomb drop, merely at the expense of one additional bomb.
2 - In many dungeon rooms it is possible to reroll enemies by leaving and re-entering a room. For instance, if there is a room with both red and blue wizzrobes, and you kill the red ones, leave and re-enter the room, some blue wizzrobes might have turned into red ones, making it much easier to clear the room. Similarly, it is sometimes also possible to reroll bubbles into killable enemies.
I was so bummed when Zelda II didn’t have a second Quest.
Technically Zelda II does have a 2nd quest but it falls far below the bar set by its predecessor. You still get the raised sword Icon by your name file and everything. You start off with all the spells you learned and the levels you had when you beat the game. Otherwise, is basically the same game again. Maybe it's more like a New Game+ than a second quest now that I think about it.
Best reward for beating a game EVER! An ENTIRE second playthrough, different than the first. A few games back then did similar stuff, like Super Mario Bros. switching the Goombas out for Beetles or Ghosts n Goblins speeding up, but Legend of Zelda basically gave you a whole new game. I don't know of any other game that did that.
LoZ is like being happy you beat your little brother in a wrestling match and then the second quest is your dad showing up and drunkingly asks “you think you’re better than me?! Let’s wrassle!”…
Did he touch you?
I always use a step ladder to reach sorta of high shelf's(I'm tiny at 4ft 6inches) but I didn't know they could be used to cross short distances of water?? Good to know. 🤭
There are 550 secret rupees in quest 1, not 570.
Awesome video! I know a lot of people won’t believe me but I beat the first quest back in the 80s without a guide, map, or anything! We were poor so all of our games either came from pawn shops, second hand, or used. So none of them ever had guides or anything. The most frustrating part of my LOZ game was it didn’t save consistently like it was supposed to. I once got all the way to level 9 and it froze up. I was so mad! At any rate I finally beat it felt like the accomplishment of a lifetime!
Also a true story: I had no idea the second quest even existed until the mid 90s(again I didn’t have guides or anything). But by that point I had already moved on to Super Nintendo, sega genesis, etc. When I learned the second quest existed I popped it into my NES and tried it. Boy oh boy was it a rude awakening. I think I got through maybe the 2nd dungeon and gave up lol. The “moment” had kind of passed. At any rate you’ve got me to thinking about going back and trying it again(as a 40 year old).
At any rate I wonder if there’s anyone out there that has ever completed the 2nd quest without any type of guide? Seems impossible but who knows?
Awesome channel! Gained a subscriber!
It’s dangerous to watch alone. Take a dog.
I made it to quest 2 before many times,but never finished. Probably due to me dealing with siblings and parents limiting my game play when I was in my younger days. also having to do homework all in one day,was actually alot of work but still made time for my passions.one of my fav games of all time thanks for posting. Will always ❤ love the first Zelda game. It's .Kinda a nightmare in a way. Thank you alot man.
My grandma was born in 1939 and she played this game all the way through.
Fun fact: recorders and (tin) whistles are both types of fipple flute. The ocarina from later games is also a type of flute, but is a vessel flute instead of a fipple flute.
Just some trivia as thanks for the trivia and strategies you’ve been giving us.
Ganon lives in the upper left corner after he's been defeated once in LOZ. GanonDORF lives in the upper left corner after he's been defeated once in OOT/WW. Coincidence? I don't think so anymore!
I've never been good at games, but I played Zelda 1 and 2 for years and years...because it took me that long to beat them. This brings back lots of memories and was very well done, subscribed.
So many new things Ito try next time I play. There is one thing I do to make the midgame easier. When you are in the graveyard grinding rupees before Level 4, grab the stepladder from level 6. It is pretty easy to get to from the entrance though it does cost a key. It makes navigating much easier(especially level 4) and you get a heart container on the pier with that and the HC that can be gotten with the raft, the best sword is available after level 4.
its unbelievable! im playing this game since '89. beaten it in many ways, even swordless quest 2 before there was youtube. always believe i'm knowing it all, and still learning new stuff. this time: i didnt knew that triforce reenables the disabled sword. thanks!
I like how the end screen says "End of 'The Legend of Zelda 1'" Like they instantly had Zelda 2 in the works.
This was wonderful to watch, and the voice of the narrator was so calming and knowledgeable. Thanks for showing me the end of Zelda 1 second run. I remeber first beating Zelda when I was very young, and in grade school hearing about a second adventure in LoZ. Course when I got home I entered Zelda as the name and played and I remember being super lost after the first dungeon.
This game did so many things right and inspired so many other action adventure rpg games that tried to mimic even a fraction of its grandeur (sorry I couldn't resist an Invincible reference). It is the one of many reasons I have been a Zelda fan my entire life. The level of polish was unsurpassed and this was only the first/second adventure we shared with Link throughout the years. This was a wonderful look back at my childhood and I just recently found my own copy of this legendary video game in my garage. Thank you YCBVG for taking us back to those halcyon days. Game on friend!
Your the Bob Ross of video games.
A friend of mine turned me in to this channel. Im glad he did. Talk about a blast from the past.
Wow incredible! He actually talked like an informercial guy for the full 2 hour video! Also, every time i got distracted and you said "monster bait" it drew my attention back.
I remember seeing your other videos on the First Quest of The Legend of Zelda and Zelda 2, but I didn't expect you to cover the Second Quest. What a pleasant surprise!
this is how i beat 2nd quest, i ran to every place in the 1st quest, made a map with paper and took notes, did this when i was 8
Yesss the golden cartridge!
I used to blow into it all the time and keep it playing for a decade
Im happy ur doing the second quest ur the best man !
I really appreciate this channel. They are games I have in my closet for a rainy workless day. But until then I enjoy listening to you while I do my work.
I have literally been playing the original LoZ my entire life. for 35 years I never knew you could kill a dodongo with a sword!!!!!
This makes so much more sense! I used to name my character Zelda just to mess around and never understood why the levels were different!
The first time I played this game I put down Zelda as the file name. I could beat the first level and that was about it. So I started a new save file with a my name as the file name. Imagine my surprise when I went to Level 1 and everything was completely different!!!
OMG, I requested this when I watched your first LoZ video! I'm so hyped. I can't wait to you see you destroy dungeon 4. That would gave me the most trouble.
I never did the 2nd Quest... but now is the year !
Finishing Adventure of Link prior to that.... with your tips, I'm curently at Shadow Link, the thunderbird took me 2 lives but offed in on the 3rd try while taking only 2 hits. Now onto the Shadow Link crouching extravagana stab fighting event!
I didn't even remember there was a second quest lol. Love this channel. Strategic game play and entertaining as always.
Excellent work. Your videos are some of the best walk thru's and I love when you give a little history in the beginning. Stumbled on your channel today and is definitely one of my top 5 UA-cam channels. Thanks, keep it up.
I never played this game but I enjoyed this journey with you so much. On the edge of my seat like a kid again!
No matter the game YOU DO AN EXCELLENT JOB . Playthrough and narrating.
a new video love the doggo such a good boi. keep up the good work !
I know it's been said before but your channel is fantastic. It's entertaining, clear and accurate. Well done.
I’ve had this game since release and the series is like a religion for me. I never understood what “10th enemy has the bomb” till watching this channel.
Great walk through. Good to see a player going through that caters to newer players 👏
For some more advanced second quest strats. The stepladder is easy enough to get from level 6 you could get it after level 2/3 once you have the recorder. Then just go straight to level 8 which is surprisingly easy for the second quest and unlike the other late dungeons doesn't require the bow. Just the bombs and recorder. so you can get the magic key and rod before doing levels 4-7 to help with the red bubbles.