Useful Things I Bet You Didn't Know About OoT

By MidnaScape




 

1.      If you wear your Hover Boots, you can walk across the quicksand in the Haunted Wasteland.  Don’t stand still though, you might get sucked in!

2.      Wearing your Hover Boots will also keep your feet from getting stuck in the sand!  Woot!

3.      Undead creatures are stupid.  They can’t see you when you walk.

4.      If you hit a Gibdo with fire, his bandages will burn up.  Now he’s a Re-dead!

5.      If you slaughter a Re-dead and the others start coming for you, don’t freak out!  Just hack away, they won’t bite.  As long as you keep producing corpses, they’ll keep mourning their dead friends.  How sweet.  Don’t believe me?  Try it out in Castle Town!

6.      Don’t use Din’s Fire to kill Keese!  You’ll just end up in deeper guano.

7.      If a Wallmaster is on your tail, switch to first-person view.  The shadow will disappear.

8.      The REAL Phantom Ganon is the one with better lighting.

9.      Once you get the Lens of Truth, you can see where Dead Hand is hiding.  Use a bomb to scare him out.  Now you don’t have to get caught by those ‘Infinite Hands.’

10.  In Gerudo Target Practice, you know those pots you see on the boxes, yeah, they’re worth 100 points each!

11.  You can catch a Hylain Loach at the fishing pond.  He’ll make you release it though.  I’ve only done it once.

12.  You can bounce back Ganondorf’s energy balls with an empty bottle if you time it right.

13.  If a Like Like swallows your Tunic, don’t switch into the other one.  Stay in green.  If it swallows both you’ll only get one back.

14.  When you’re a kid, the same rule applies for shields.

15.     If you don’t want it to take anything, wear your Kokiri’s Tunic and Mirror Shield.  Why can’t they take them?  ‘Cause there’s only one in the game!



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