For me I have to say this:
1. The Wind Temple!! So great music and the whole concept -Makars *beep*
2. Tower of Gods, It's so intense when you meet the knight!
3. Discovering the fire isle and the ice isle.
4. Dragoonroost Island.
5. Exploring The Great Sea.
Exploring the Great Sea. That was an unexpectedly awesome experience.
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I completely agree. I found it to be more fun than in any other Zelda game. The horror of unexpectedly seeing a huge squid come out of nowhere, and from then on always checking out if any seagulls were around each time you moved.
Though later on, moving around grows a bit tedious, when you know where you going to, and you have to teleport and change the wind.
One thing I always get a kick out of is helping out people and learning their stories. More than the temples themselves.
ººº And then it steals your... soooooooul! ººº
I know! The squids = creepy.
Not to mention the sharks, exploding barrels, the ghost ship, tons of treasures, visceral storms, that huge cyclone, amazing.
It does get tedious, especially on a replay, but the first time I didn't find it tedious at all. It was a very welcomed change. :)
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Ah yes, the ghost ship that faded away if you came close to it.
I remember planning my assault on towers, submarines and castaways very thoroughly. No barging in, no way, I'd snipe with my bow, then pick up the pieces.
Seriously, I always enjoy these little things more than the temples themselves. Best thing about Majora? Filling out the Bomber's diary! Best thing about Twilight Princess? Fighting gobbos!
ººº And then it steals your... soooooooul! ººº
-when I found out you could sail anywhere
-the giant mirror room in the earth temple
-the GAZILLIONS of little sidequests. If you ever need a break from the main story line theres so much to keep occupied with
-all the cute people on Windfall you can talk to
-the slight differences in the second playthrough
-actually feeling connected to the characters
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