Raft Mountains Quest 2.1

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Creator: tlseward Genre: NES-style Added: 28 Oct 2006 Updated: 25 Sep 2007 ZC Version: 2.10 Downloads: 334 Rating^[?]:

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This is a SUPER Update! That is to say that the overland was souped up a whole lot, but mostly the same gameplay. ALL NEW DUNGEONS! I learned a lot about layering so I applied all I learned to this update! So if you played this before, play it again, and smile with the improvements, there are many!

This quest has been made as non-linear as possible. Yes, you do need the raft to travel on water, but there are many side things to do as well.
I made this quest as one I would enjoy playing as [View Full Description]

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Haylee

Posted 01 March 2015 - 06:16 PM

Good Points:
- Makes use of every item in ZC
- Plenty of secrets
- Plenty of bomb/super bomb use
- Potentially Nonlinear
- Fun
- Hilarious dialogue

Bad Points:
- Very Repetitive design
- Predictable dungeon design
- Bugs in places
- weird screen design in areas

Overall: While there's more good points than bad, the bad outweighs the good in some areas, which is why I'm rating it a 3/5.

Twilight Knight

Posted 26 September 2007 - 10:49 AM

It was fun, but I like to see a good game as well.
You used most of the mountain tiles the wrong way and you told us you know how to use layers but you didn't use it on trees. It still has several bugs and the dungeons are to ordinary.
Anyway, it wasn't to bad either, you did your best on it(?).

Crackers

Posted 09 November 2006 - 06:14 PM

Had a lot of fun playing this quest in spite of a few bugs. Didn't really take the fun away. I like quests that have lots of hidden areas.

propdoc

Posted 01 November 2006 - 07:12 AM

I also ran into a few bugs where you can get stuck in the wall. Also, in a little lake area, you can play the flute and a passageway opens. When you go in, it's empty, then when you exit you get stuck. I've also found a few empty caves. All in all, this hasn't taken away any of it's "fun" value. There's a lot of hidden areas, many of which I'm sure I haven't found yet!

ms_zelda_lady

Posted 30 October 2006 - 02:44 AM

Lots of exploring is whats made this quest fun for me. Once you get the bridge and the flippers you can pretty much go everywhere.
Lots of secrets and lots of fun.

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