"Hmm.... put the 'chosen one' in my direct line of sight for the next 9-ish years or so!"

The Kokiri are the eternal children of the forest. And one detail that I’ve never really seen discussed is what that would have meant when Link first arrived.
According to the backstory, Link’s mother, gravely injured while fleeing the Hyrulean Civil War, brought her baby to the Great Deku Tree. If the Kokiri remain children indefinitely, then some of the Kokiri we meet in the game could have already been there when this happened. Mido, Saria, and possibly others may have actually watched Link grow from a baby into the child we play as at the beginning of the game.
And that makes me look at Mido a little differently.
We already know there are plenty of reasons for Mido to be jealous of Link. Saria clearly cares deeply about Link, despite Mido having feelings for her. The Great Deku Tree also seems to favor Link, which Mido openly resents. But there’s another thing Mido constantly holds over Link’s head: he doesn’t have a fairy.

To everyone else, Link is the strange Kokiri boy without a fairy. But what if Mido knows the actual reason? What if he remembers that Link was never a Kokiri in the first place?
That would give a little more weight to Mido constantly telling Link that he isn’t “one of us.” Even after Link finally receives Navi from the Great Deku Tree, Mido still refuses to accept him. The fairy was never really the problem. In Mido’s eyes, Link was an outsider from the moment he arrived in the forest.
His hostility could still absolutely stem from jealousy, bullying, and his feelings for Saria, but underneath all of that could be something much older: Mido remembers where Link came from.
I think the remake could do something really interesting with this without changing the original story at all. Even a small line, memory, or interaction acknowledging that some of the Kokiri remember Link being brought to the forest could add a surprising amount of depth to Mido and his relationship with Link.
So, what do you guys think? Does the remake have the potential to expand upon something like this to give Mido more depth?

well, completed the gold skulltula quest and now have infinite rupees to buy… bombchus, i guess 😮‍💨

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Over the last couple months, I've been reimagining Ocarina of Time in Minecraft. I'm 3 episodes in at this point, having recreated all of Kokiri Forest, the Lost Woods and Sacred Forest Meadow, with the most recent one focusing on Inside the Deku Tree. I've been avoiding the typical 1 for 1 recreation of Ocarina of Time that has been done so many times before, and am reworking details to feel more alive. Let me know what you think!

What a charming experience OOT has been, showing very few signs of its age, in fact even though it’s a few years older than me and my experience with early 3D games is limited I was surprised by how familiar Ocarina felt, realising Id seen these concepts in some of my favourite modern games that must have taken at least a little inspiration from this game. The soulsborne games are one example for me but there were many other games that I felt reminded of during my playthrough.

Onto Majoras now, but will miss Ocarinas opening title screen which I think may be the single best video game start menu.

Após assistir a um vídeo no YouTube de um usuário corrigindo a nota de Ocarina of Time, eu notei um fato curioso: as reviews que ele considera, embora sejam de mídia especializada, eram majoritariamente pertencentes a revistas anglofonas. Isso me deixou curioso: qual seria a nota de Ocarina of Time, considerando a mídia especializada mundial? Então resolvi pesquisar, e após algumas horas, cheguei a esse resultado. Os critérios utilizados foram: mídia especializada e apenas publicações entre 1998 e 1999, sem notas retroativas por nenhum site. Foi uma pesquisa feita por uma pessoa só, então podem conter alguns erros e imprecisões, mas cheguei a 149 reviews e média 97. A média é puxada para baixo por duas notas especificas: um 8/10 e um 8.5/10, consideradas bem abaixo pelo fato de que praticamente todas as demais notas estão acima de 94.

Também apliquei essa metodologia a Super Mario 64(encontrei a nota 97) e Chrono Trigger(96). Curiosamente, eu notei que todos os jogos mais bem-avaliados da atualidade caem em média cerca de 2 pontos ao incluir as notas da imprensa mundial: GTA 4 cai para cerca de 95, assim como GTA 3, enquanto GTA 5 fica em torno de 97 arredondando, assim como Red Dead Redemption 2. É válido destacar que, se utilizarmos as avaliações físicas para jogos antigos, assim como as avaliações de canais de mídia especializada de todo o globo, ao menos dentre os jogos que eu comparei, Ocarina of Time segue sendo o jogo mais bem-avaliado de todos os tempos.

Brasil:

Revista gamers:

5/5

Ação Games: 10/10

Super Gamer Power:

10/10

Nintendo World:

10/10

VideoGame:

10/10

Game-X:

10/10

Pro Games:

10/10

Max Games:

10/10

Play Games:

10/10

Detonando:

10/10

Argentina:

Action Games:

10/10

Next Level:

99/100

Xtreme PC:

10/10

Top Kids:

10/10

Club Nintendo:

10/10

México:

Club Nintendo Mexico:

10/10

GamePro México:

10/10

Cybernet:

10/10

Canadá:

Revista N64 Edição Quebec:

98/100

Quebec PlayStation:

10/10

The globe mail:

10/10

Toronto Star:

4/4

EUA:

EGM:

10/10

GamePro:

5/5

Nintendo Power:

5/5

Tips & Tricks:

10/10

Game Informer:

98/100

Next Gen Magazine:

8/10

Expert Gamer:

9.5/10

Ultra Game Players:

9.6/10

PSEXTREME:

98/100

GameBuyers:

10/10

Edge Magazine:

10/10

IGN:

10/10

GameSpot:

10/10

Game Revolution:

10/10

Allgame Guide:

10/10

RPGAMER:

9/10

GamePro:

10/10

Gameweek:

10/10

Videogames:

9.5/10

Gamefan:

10/10

Espanha:

Hobby Consolas:

98/100

Superjuegos:

98/100

Nintendo Accion:

99/100

Magazine 64:

96/100

PlayMania: 97/100

Portugal:

Mega Score:

98/100

BGamer:

97/100

Revista Hype:

10/10

Super jogos:

96/100

França:

Consoles+:

100/100

La Magazine:

105/100

*A nota acima de 100 foi uma brincadeira, mas equivale a 100/100.

Gameplay 64:

99/100

Joypad:

90/100

Player One:

98/100

Alemanha:

Revista Man!ac:

96/100

Revista videogame:

97/100

N-Zone:

97/100

Mega Fun:

95/100

Fun Generations:

10/10

Italia:

Consolemania:

98/100

Mega Console:

97/100

Zeta:

95/100

Nintendo Magazine Itália:

99/100

Games Master Itália:

96/100

Polônia:

Secret Service:

98/100

Neoplus:

10/10

PSX EXTREME:

96/100

CD-Action:

95/100

Croácia:

Revista Hacker:

95/100

Revista PSX:

96/100

Grécia:

Revista User:

98/100

Game Pro Grécia:

100/100

Revista Games:

96/100

Revista Official Nintendo World Grécia:

100/100

Eslovenia:

Revista Joker:

96/100

Moj Mikro:

97/100

Bulgária:

Pc Mania:

95/100

Gamers Workshop:

94/100

Revista Computer:

98/100

Suécia:

Revista Play:

96/100

N64 Magasinet:

98/100

High Score:

96/100

N64 Player:

98/100

Finlândia:

Revista Pelit:

95/100

Super Power:

98/100

Noruega:

Club Nintendo Escandinávia:

100/100

Dinamarca:

Pc Player:

95/100

Reino Unido:

Edge:

100/100

N64 Magazine:

98/100

Computer and Video Games:

5/5

Games Master:

96/100

Nintendo Official Magazine:

98/100

Total 64:

98/100

Arcane:

10/10

N64 Pro:

97/100

Holanda:

Power Unlimited:

99/100

Hoog Spel:

97/100

Club Nintendo:

100/100

Bélgica:

Game force:

96/100

GamePro Benelux:

100/100

Pc Zone Benelux:

94/100

Irlanda:

The Irish Times:

100/100

Irish Independente:

100/100

Belfast Telegraph:

100/100

Romênia:

Level Romania:

95/100

Game Over: 97/100

Chip Romania:

94/100

Ucrânia:

My Kompyuter:

95/100

Shpil!:

96/100

Domashny PK:

96/100

Russia:

Strana Igr:

95/100

Veliky Drakon:

100/100

Navigator Igrovogo Mira:

94/100

Game.Exe:

96/100

Igromania:

95/100

Tchequia:

Revista Score:

96/100

Level Tchequia:

95/100

Eslováquia:

Rikar:

97/100

Servia:

Svet Kompjutera

98/100

Hungria:

Pc Guru:

95/100

Pc X:

96/100

Game Star Hungary:

95/100

576 Kbyte:

97/100

Áustria:

Console.at:

98/100

Cyber Gaming Áustria:

97/100

Emirados Arabes:

Alaab Alcomputtar:

97/100

Pc Magazine Middle East:

95/100

T3 Middle East:

100/100

Israel:

Wiz:

95/100

Pc Media Israel:

95/100

África do Sul:

New Age Gaming:

96/100

PC format south África:

95/100

Islândia:

Morgunblaðið:

10/10

Tailândia:

Mega:

98/100

Game Mag:

96/100

Computer game montlhy:

95/100

Next game Thailand:

97/100

China:

Revista play:

96/100

Eletronic Gaming Software:

98/100

Pop games:

95/100

Revista UCG:

96/100

India:

Pc Quest:

94/100

Revista IT SPACE:

100/100

Filipinas:

Game Master:

98/100

HWM Philliphines:

95/100

Indonésia:

Game Starion:

96/100

Hotgame:

98/100

Singapura:

Axis Singapore:

98/100

Pc.com:

95/100

The New Paper:

100/100

Hong Kong:

Game Station

98/100

Game Wave: 96/100

Game Next:

96/100

Taiwan:

Fan Wave:

95/100

King of Games:

97/100

Tv Game Magazine:

98/100

Malásia:

Gamepak:

97/100

Pc.com Malásia:

96/100

Coreia do Sul:

Game Power:

95/100

V-Champ:

95/100

Pc Power Zone:

94/100

Famitsu:

100/100

Dongeki N64:

98/100

Shukan Famicon Tsushin:

96/100

The 64 Dream:

99/100

Game Criticism:

85/100

Weekly Saga Saturn Magazine:

95/100

Jugemu:

97/100

Austrália:

Hyper:

96/100

N64 Gamer:

95/100

Nintendo Magazine System Austrália:

98/100

Pc Power Play:

94/100

Official Australian Playstation Magazine:

95/100

That direct will be wild!

Hi everyone! Small content creator here - recently did an OoT playthrough but found an amazing Halo mod to give it a little extra spice.

Mod by PxExYxTxOxNx

Hope you guys dig the video!

Whoops, completely forgot about Gohma! This is actually my SECOND major boss. The Deku Tree feels like a lifetime ago. My bad!

It gets 12+ rating in Korea, which is probably the only official information since its teaser announcement in June!

When do you guys think it will be coming out...?
Source - https://minimap.net/magazine/ocarina-of-time-age-rating?ptime=220430

why everyone is talking about DLSS 5?

I'm absolutely loving this game so far! But I have to admit, that eye-switch room definitely stumped me for a bit. (Phew!)
So, here I am, at what feels like the end. I've been slightly spoiled that a boss is right here, but I'm still incredibly excited!
What were your biggest challenges in this dungeon?
No major spoilers, please, I want to experience the fight! Also, any quick, non-spoiler tips? Wish me luck!

I’m leaning toward them being placed by Ganon, but I’m less certain about the Bottom of the Well and Shadow Temple, since it’s been established that those were already places of evil.

just started my first ever play through of OoT. I grew up as a Nintendo girly born in 2001 with an older sister and dad who were always on mario on the N64 and even tho i’ve never played it before my god does this game have an aura of nostalgia! the music, fhe graphics and the style!

i’m loving playing it so far just thought it was interesting that it felt nostalgic. anyone else feel this?

I recently began playing Ocarina of Time. I'm currently in my first hour, but I'm not really into the game yet. What recommendations can you give me to see the love that everyone sees?