Why some strange things happen in our life?
I believe it's because you are the sort of person who literally, puts themselves out there to take chances and venture into a lot of unknown territory. I've lost count of the amount of strange things that have happened to me because I am that sort of person.For example, a girlfriend with whom I was living with at the time was a stripper and one night at her work I was hanging outside talking to the people there and this guy came up to me. We started talking about military simulations and the next thing he hands me his card telling me that he was in town on business from an Aerospace engineering contractor working for the military. He handed me his card and figured I could have a great future working in aerodynamic simulations. I never bothered to follow up with that though.So if I was interested in something like that then sure it would have been quite the stroke of luck. If I decided to just sit home that night it wouldn't have even happened and if I had not even been the outgoing person I am and have the girlfriend I had it would have absolutely never happened.It only happened because I simply put myself out there and just see what develops and go with the flow if the flow seems right. Again, if I hadn't had my fill with military contract work then maybe I would have jumped for it and it would seem like destiny.
How to defeat the slimy things? (Legend of Zelda- Ocarina of time)?
If you mean the colored "tongues" that swing at you when you get close, get close enough for them to drop, target them, and hit them with your boomerang. Repeat until it dies. If you mean the large red blocks that jiggle and make a strange sound when you get close, stun them with your boomerang and use them as platforms. They can't be killed, as doing so would make the next room inaccessible. There is no cheat to get hearts unless you have an action replay or gameshark (depending on the system you're playing on), but cutting grass, smashing boxes and pots, and killing enemies can all yield hearts. They're generally easier to find outside of dungeons. Lake Hylia has a lot of bushes to cut, and you can find a fairy fountain by climbing the ladder at the end of the maze in the Sacred Forest Meadow and jumping into the hole in the pit, if you're willing to make the journey. If not, just try to hold out until you fid some. If worst comes to worst, you'll have three again after you die.
How do you land roll on The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D?
I always tilt the analog stick forward AND press "a" upon hitting the ground. Link always rolls forward, at least it has ALWAYS WORKED FOR ME. But Ultra is right, if you fall from too high, it won't work.
I'm stumped, help me on Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.?
Ah you must be at the Fire Temple part! (You have done the forest temple right?) Well first you need to go to the Goron City...kinda hard to explain, here's a video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HaRUixpuIk&feature=PlayList&p=615F655CA7C27176&index=37 Also this Walkthrough is absolutely awesome - best I''ve seen. http://www.zeldadungeon.net/Zelda05-ocarina-of-time-walkthrough-08.php
If you could use the song of time on Zelda’s Ocarina of Time only once, what moment would you go back to and why?
That’s not how the Song of Time works. In “Ocarina of Time”, the Song of Time only opens the door in the Temple of Time. It’s the Master Sword that makes Link travel seven years in time.In Majora’s Mask, the Song of Time only brings Link back to the moment he originally arrived in Clock Town. It does not send him to any random moment outside of the three-day cycle. So don’t expect to go back to any moment in history, as that’s not what the song does. Otherwise Link could have easily gone back in time and kill Ganondorf / destroy Majora’s Mask before all disaster happened.(But yes… that makes the ending of OoT in which Zelda sends Link back to his original time with the Ocarina a strange anomaly. Especially because she uses the Ocarina to send someone else back and not herself.)
How do I get the third spiret stone on zelda ocarina of time?
Before doing this, you should have a fish in a bottle. If you don't know how to get a fish, go to where they lurk (in grottos or in lakes/rivers) and swipe your empty bottle to catch them. Now, you have to go to Zora's Domain. To get there, follow the stream in Hyrule Field that is near Kakariko Village right until you see it branch off into what looks like a cave. If you look at the sign, it will say "Zora's Domain." Enter. You should now encounter some rocks, blow them up with bombs, and follow this path until you reach a large waterfall. (This waterfall is past the bridge with the Octorok.) If you stand in front of the Waterfall, you should see a Triforce Symbol. Play Zelda's Lullaby to see a short cut scene of the waterfall weakening. Enter the cave behind the waterfall. You are now in Zora's Domain. Follow the steps on the right up until it "forks." Follow the left path to see King Zora. Speak with him, and he will talk about his missing daughter Ruto. Now, go to your left to see a Zora. Speak with him, and play the Diving Game and win. Climb back up after you win and speak with the Zora by the Waterfall once more to recieve the Silver Scale. Now you can dive further. After recieving the scale, dive down like you did for the game and scan the water until you see an opening at the bottom. Enter the opening to be in Lake Hylia. To your immediate right, (while still in the water), Navi should point out some strange object. It will be a bottle. Collect the bottle to see that it has a letter inside. This is a letter from Princess Ruto, King Zora's daughter. Now, go back to Zora's Domain by exiting where you came in from Lake Hylia. Now go to King Zora and present him with the letter. He will explain to you that you must go and save her. After he slowly, and I mean slowly, moves to the left, enter the path he has given you. You will now be in Zora's Fountain. Stand infront of Jabu-Jabu and empty out your fish. Jabu-Jabu will now suck you and the fish inside. You will now be inside Jabu-Jabu's belly, where you can reach the third spiritual stone. For more information on beating Jabu-Jabu's Belly, please go to http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/n64/game/197771.html
On Zelda: Ocarina of Time, how do i get into Zelda's castle?
The skeletons only come out in Hyrule Field, and only at night. You are safe from them everywhere else, including the market and castle area. Also, they only come out if they can hear you walking. If you walk on the grass, you make enough noise for them to hear you and they will attack, but if you walk on a path of dirt, they won't. =) To get into the castle, first make sure you wait until *night time.* There will be a girl named Malon standing outside the castle that you need to talk to (if she is not there, go back into the market and then go back in to the castle area). She will give you an egg. After you get it, just climb up the vines that are near her (make sure you are centered or Link will fall off). This will get you into the castle. After that, just sneak past all the guards (don't let them see you or you'll get thrown out!) and find a wall with a few rocks (it is on the left side of the courtyard somewhere). Climb it, swim through the moat, and go around the corner to find a sleeping man. If it is morning by now, your egg should have hatched (if not, stand around and wait for morning). Use the newly-hatched Cuckoo to wake the man up and he will leave. Now push the boxes you see here into the water, and use them to jump across the moat to the hole in the wall. Crawl through, sneak past the rest of the guards, and you will meet Zelda. NOTE: At night, there are two guards standing RIGHT at the other side of that hole and you will not be able to get in. So wait until morning and then sneak through. I hope this has helped you! Enjoy the rest of the game.
Ocarina of Time ally way doors?
In the back allies in Castle Town, there are doors that, when approached, say "Strange... It seems this door doesn't open..." or something along those lines. Is this really nothing important at all?