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InsomPsycho

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InsomPsycho: 2009-05-09 02:59:52 pm

2009-05-09 02:51:33 pm

Quote from KlydeStorm:

Quote from InsomPsycho:

6) Gerudo Guards are MUCH easier to fight with Deku Nuts, which you can only use as a kid.

Did you mean Boomerang? Just wondering.

I definitely meant boomerang Smiley

Thanks for catching that.

Longshot can easily miss, even when Z targeting, I'd say it misses 95% of the time.
And they can easily block Deku Nuts or Arrows, unless you wait until they're getting ready for a jump attack.

But the boomerang always hits, always stuns, and gives you plenty of time to power crouch stab (deku stick jump slash before fight)

Runnerguy, that Iron Knuckle fight was 95% as perfect as the TAS. Awesome!

I'm curious... what's the attack power of the quickspin? Is it similar to PCS in effect or is it a fixed amount?

ZFG

2009-05-09 02:59:09 pm

MrGrunz is a guay

Quote from Runnerguy2489:

I would do the jumpslash trials skip over the bomb staircase one, even if it's 5-10 seconds slower. risk/reward again...

What? The bomb staircase is easy. I mess it up maybe 1/20, and even if you get it on your 3rd try you can still be as fast as the armos clip.

logitechSDAZ

2009-05-09 03:28:59 pm

Hey guys. I've about had it with Twilight Princess and feel I can't find much more in the game at this point. So now I'm really considering looking for stuff in OoT. I have the OoT GCN disc version. I have a MAJOR hurdle to get over...I haven't played the game in over 5 years and haven't ever tried any of the speed tricks/glitches/sequence breaks.

I know this will be a huge undertaking, but I'm patient and willing to put in the effort. And I never stop looking for stuff in a game until it comes to a point where I think I can't ever find much of anything anymore (which is what happened with Twilight Princess). What motivates me most about OoT now is that it seemingly has an endless supply of glitches/tricks to be found.

Right now, I think what I'll do is play the game the 'normal' way a few times just so I can get a feel for where everything is again. Then once I get that done, I can start attempting to pull off glitches/tricks/sequence breaks and practice a lot to get a feel for it. Is that the best way to go about this?

Also, realistically, with a big noob like me not knowing much, how long should I expect this to take me before I finally get the hang of all the tricks? I know this will be overwhelming to me at first, but I'm willing to take several months to get the hang of everything if need be.

Hey guys. I've about had it with Twilight Princess and feel I can't find much more in the game at this point. So now I'm really considering looking for stuff in OoT. I have the OoT GCN disc version. I have a MAJOR hurdle to get over...I haven't played the game in over 5 years and haven't ever tried any of the speed tricks/glitches/sequence breaks.

I know this will be a huge undertaking, but I'm patient and willing to put in the effort. And I never stop looking for stuff in a game until it comes to a point where I think I can't ever find much of anything anymore (which is what happened with Twilight Princess). What motivates me most about OoT now is that it seemingly has an endless supply of glitches/tricks to be found.

Right now, I think what I'll do is play the game the 'normal' way a few times just so I can get a feel for where everything is again. Then once I get that done, I can start attempting to pull off glitches/tricks/sequence breaks and practice a lot to get a feel for it. Is that the best way to go about this?

Also, realistically, with a big noob like me not knowing much, how long should I expect this to take me before I finally get the hang of all the tricks? I know this will be overwhelming to me at first, but I'm willing to take several months to get the hang of everything if need be.

InsomPsycho

2009-05-09 04:18:23 pm

Quote from logitechSDAZ:

Hey guys. I've about had it with Twilight Princess and feel I can't find much more in the game at this point. So now I'm really considering looking for stuff in OoT. I have the OoT GCN disc version. I have a MAJOR hurdle to get over...I haven't played the game in over 5 years and haven't ever tried any of the speed tricks/glitches/sequence breaks.

I know this will be a huge undertaking, but I'm patient and willing to put in the effort. And I never stop looking for stuff in a game until it comes to a point where I think I can't ever find much of anything anymore (which is what happened with Twilight Princess). What motivates me most about OoT now is that it seemingly has an endless supply of glitches/tricks to be found.

Right now, I think what I'll do is play the game the 'normal' way a few times just so I can get a feel for where everything is again. Then once I get that done, I can start attempting to pull off glitches/tricks/sequence breaks and practice a lot to get a feel for it. Is that the best way to go about this?

Also, realistically, with a big noob like me not knowing much, how long should I expect this to take me before I finally get the hang of all the tricks? I know this will be overwhelming to me at first, but I'm willing to take several months to get the hang of everything if need be.

I'm a noob at glitching in ANY game, and I'm getting the hang of a few things like ground jumps, ISG, OI, etc. after only a week or two, so I think you may get the hang of it pretty quickly.

Other stuff I'm having trouble with may be because I'm using a keyboard, but I'll find out in a couple days Smiley

Good luck with whatever you attempt. 8)

[quote="logitechSDAZ"]
Hey guys. I've about had it with Twilight Princess and feel I can't find much more in the game at this point. So now I'm really considering looking for stuff in OoT. I have the OoT GCN disc version. I have a MAJOR hurdle to get over...I haven't played the game in over 5 years and haven't ever tried any of the speed tricks/glitches/sequence breaks.

I know this will be a huge undertaking, but I'm patient and willing to put in the effort. And I never stop looking for stuff in a game until it comes to a point where I think I can't ever find much of anything anymore (which is what happened with Twilight Princess). What motivates me most about OoT now is that it seemingly has an endless supply of glitches/tricks to be found.

Right now, I think what I'll do is play the game the 'normal' way a few times just so I can get a feel for where everything is again. Then once I get that done, I can start attempting to pull off glitches/tricks/sequence breaks and practice a lot to get a feel for it. Is that the best way to go about this?

Also, realistically, with a big noob like me not knowing much, how long should I expect this to take me before I finally get the hang of all the tricks? I know this will be overwhelming to me at first, but I'm willing to take several months to get the hang of everything if need be.

[/quote]I'm a noob at glitching in ANY game, and I'm getting the hang of a few things like ground jumps, ISG, OI, etc. after only a week or two, so I think you may get the hang of it pretty quickly.

Other stuff I'm having trouble with may be because I'm using a keyboard, but I'll find out in a couple days :)

Good luck with whatever you attempt. 8)

logitechSDAZ

2009-05-09 04:29:22 pm

Quote from InsomPsycho:

I'm a noob at glitching in ANY game, and I'm getting the hang of a few things like ground jumps, ISG, OI, etc. after only a week or two, so I think you may get the hang of it pretty quickly.

Other stuff I'm having trouble with may be because I'm using a keyboard, but I'll find out in a couple days Smiley

Good luck with whatever you attempt. 8)

Thanks. I'll play the game the normal way first a few times (I don't even remember where anything is now lol), then start attempting the glitches/tricks.

InsomPsycho

2009-05-09 04:35:27 pm

If you want to play through for familiarity, I recommend doing 100% at least a few times. Some things that you might not need, you might still need to know where they are if they make it quicker.

And might want to keep track of which bushes and which pots yield which objects; that can come in handy.

Suddoman

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Suddoman: 2009-05-09 06:49:06 pm

2009-05-09 05:16:20 pm

No BA/RBA low% MST route
By RingRush
Editted By Suddoman

Segment 1:
1. Intro
2. Save

Segment 2:
1. 21R
2. Kokiri Sword [I1]
3. Save

Segment 3:
1. 19R
2. Deku Shield [I2]
3. Equip items
4. Deku Stick on the way to Tree (get 3) [I3]
5. Save in tree

Segment 4:
1. Grab a deku nut [I4]
2. Break floor web
3. Skultula clip or megasidehop
4. To Gohma
5. Go nuts for the Kokiri Emerald [I5]

Segment 5:
1. Forest Escape
2. To Gerudo Valley
3. Cucco jump
4. Save in fortress

Segment 6:
1. Gate skip
2. Cross wasteland
3. Enter Spirit Temple and save

Segment 7:
1. Nabooru
2. Kill Armos and Keese
3. Light torches in next room
4. Stalfos megaflip
5. Get key
6. Save

Segment 8:
1. Back to Armos room
2. Use key
3. Work up to room with Bombchus
4. Hover off Lizalfos to hit the crystal switch to drop Bombchus
5. Get Bombchus [I6]
6. Shine light (9 chus)
7. Key on upper child side
8. Onto statue shoulder
9. Statue tricks to adult side
10. Work up to Mirror Chest (8 chus) [I7]
11. Save

Segment 9:
1. Lost Woods
2. Goron City (7 chus)
3. To Kakriko
5. Cucco dive to well and save

Segment 10:
1. Chu floor for more chus (16 chus)
3. Save

Segment 11:
1. Exit well
2. Cucco collecting for bottle [I8]
3. Grab bugs
4. Save

Segment 12:
1. Exit via Goron City
5. Chu and enter DC (15 chus)
6. Save

Segment 13:
1. Chu the wall inside (14 chus)
2. Chu + flower ground jump to switch (13 chus)
3. Chu down staircase on other side (12 chus)
4. Chu megaflip to get to bomb bag area
5. Chu both eyes (10 chus)
6. Chu...no, just enter the mouth and OI the switch
7. Chu the floor above KD (9 chus)
8. Chu and kill KD (5 chus)
9. Goron's Ruby, not chu! [I9]
10. Re-enter DC and save

Segment 14:
1. To the market
2. Chu bowl up to 30 chus (Chu count will be based on 30 not 35)
3. Save

Segment 15:
1. To Sacred Forest Meadow
2. Hover to Forest Temple (22 chus)
3. Save

Segment 16:
1. Small key from outdoors
2. Save

Segment 17:
1. Small key from Stalfos
2. Roll jump slash to reach balcony room
3. Small key from floormaster and save
4. Back to block room
5. Block skip (3 chus)
6. Continue to fairy bow and quiver [I10, I11]
7. Save

Segment 18:
1. Exit Forest Temple
2. Save

Segment 19:
1. Chu megaflip to bridge (2 chus)
2. To Hyrule Castle
3. Chu bowl twice (22 chus)
4. Chu boost or megaflip to skip egg/cucco (21 chus)
5. Zelda's Lullaby and Zeldas Letter [I12, I13]
6. To Dodongo’s Cavern and save

Segment 20:
1. Up Death Mountain (20 chus)
2. Magic room (19 chus)
3. OI + ZL = Magic [I14]
4. Owl down the mountain
6. To Lake Hylia
7. Enter Water Temple from OoB
8. Save

Segment 21:
1. Tektite + chu hover + megaflip (18 chus)
2. Boss key skip (11 chus)
3. Morpha with deku stick jump slashes
4. Water Medallion [I15]

Segment 22:
1. Forest Escape (using you have 6 chus to use I'll be assuming 0 for the chu count)
2. Get to Zora's River
3. Go up Zora's River (10 chus)
4. Megaflip past the Waterfall (9 chus)
6. Chu megasidehop clip to skip KZ (8 chus)
7. Jabu-Jabu without fish
8. Save

Segment 23:
1. Chu the first switch (7 chus)
2. Ruto to hit other slingshot switch
3. To Boomerang [I16]
4. Save

Segment 24:
1. Chu megaflip + OI for huge shortcut (6 chu)
2. Barinade
3. Zora's Sapphire cutscene [I17]
4. Re-enter jabu jabu and save

Segment 25:
1. To Hyrule Castle and cutscene
2. Chu Bowling up to 50 chus
3. DoT skip
4. Master Sword and Light Medallion [I18, I19]
5. Save

Segment 26:
1. To Lake Hylia
2. Grab Fire Arrows [I20]
3. Save

Segment 27:
1. To Kakariko Graveyard
2. Shadow early with poe superslide warp
3. Save

Segment 28:
1. Megaflip gap (49 chus)
2. Bird statue
3. Another megaflip (48 chus)
4. To the spinning scythe room
5. Jumpslash SB and jump to boat wheel
6. ZL to start boat
7. Arrow the pillar
8. Get the Boss Key w/o fire
9. Go to Bongo Bongo (47 chus)
10. Shadow Medallion [I21]
11. Save

Segment 29:
1. To Gerudo Valley
2. Megaflip bridge (46 chus)
3. Save in fortress

Segment 30:
1. To the wall
2. Damage boost jumpslash (45 chus)
3. Adult Gate skip (44 chus)
4. Wasteland
5. Enter Spirit Temple and save

Segment 31:
1. Silver block skip landing in room (27 chus)
2. Bow on Crystal switch
3. Silver rupees (26 chus)
4. To the statue room
5. ZL on hand
6. Grab key from child side
7. Statue tricks back to adult side
8. To boss key
9. To the mirror room
10. Blow up the rock wall in the maze and shine light on the big mirror (25 chus)
11. Magic ISG trick
12. Destroy the face
13. Make sure the magic landed on the platform and activate ISG from it
14. Hover to boss door (19 chus)
15. Iron Knuckle and Twinrova
16. Spirit Medallion [I22]
17. Save

Segment 32:
1. Light Arrows [I23]
2. To Ganon's Castle
3. Save

Segment 33:
1. To Spirit Trial
2. Spirit trial rupees (18 chus)
3. Chu chest (38 chus)
4. Chu the switch (37 chus)
5. Burn the web
6. Destroy the Spirit Barrier
7. To Shadow Trial
8. Fire arrow torch a few times
9. Golden Gauntlets [I24]
10. Save

Segment 34:
1. Exit Castle
2. To Death Mountain
3. Goron Tunic with Bomb Flower [I25]
2. Chu megaflip to the fire temple (36 chus)
3. Save

Segment 35:
1. Darunia
2. Continue through dungeon til block rise (35 chus)
3. Megaflip gap to crystal switch (34 chus)
4. Push block and use bow on crystal switch
5. Continue to stone maze, grab small keys
6. Grunz’s maze trick (26 chus)
7. Continue on, getting small keys (25 chus)
8. Blow open fake door before sub-boss (24 chus)
9. Flare Dancer
10. Up to Megaton Hammer [I26]
11. Save

Segment 36:
1. To Boss Key
2. Chu Megaflip to Boss door (23 chus)
3. Volvagia
4. Fire Medallion [I27]
5. Save

Segment 37:
1. Go to Forest Temple.
2. Learn Minuet of the Forest [I28]
3. Hover to Forest Temple (15 chus)
4. Save

Segment 38:
4. Back to block room
5. Do block room normally
6. Boss Key
7. Back up to kill blue and red poes
8. Continue to icy switch
9. Fire arrow the eye switch
10. Block puzzle
11. Kill green poe
12. Save

Segment 39:
1. Back to main room
2. Kill purple poe
3. Lower section of temple
4. Phantom Ganon
5. Forest Medallion [I29]
6. Save

Segment 40:
1. Return to castle
2. Save

Segment 41:
1. Back to Shadow Trial
2. Finish it up with Megaton Hammer
3. To Forest Trial
4. Light torches with Fire Arrow
5. Rupee room w/o hovers (14 chus)
6. Destroy Forest barrier
7. To Water Trial
8. Bottle of blue flame
9. Melt first ice
10. Bow clip trick to skip puzzle room
11. Destroy Water barrier
12. To Fire Trial
13. Get rupees
14. Hover to end (1 chu)
15. Destroy Fire barrier
16. To Light Trial
17. Get keys, OI ZL
18. Silver rupees (0 chus)
19. Destroy Light barrier
20. To Upper Ganon’s Castle
21. Save

Segment 42:
1. Up the tower
2. Single cycle ‘dorf
3. Crumbling escape
4. Megaton or Bow first phase
5. Master Sword…DEAD!

29 items.

Koriki Sword, Deku Shield, Deku Stick, Bombchu, Master Sword, Mirror Shield, Zelda's Letter, Zelda's Lullaby, Magic and Light Arrows: Same as low%

Cucco Bottle: OIing, Volvagia (Fairy in the Bottle), Water Trail (can be skipped if we get hookshot)
Bow and Quiver: better than Gold Scale and Ruto's Letter.
Deku Nut: Queen Gohma, better than Slingshot and Bullet Bag.
Boomerang: Barnicade (Jabu-Jabu Boss).
Fire Arrow: Forest Trail
Megaton Hammer: Volvagia (Fire Temple Boss)
Goron Tunic: Fire Trail (can be replaced with Longshot), Helps with Volvagia

Gold Gauntlets: Fire Trail.
Minuet of Forest: Currently unskippable in MST.
6 Medallions and 3 Stones: Needed for MST.

NOTE: You can Chu Bowl for an extra 10 chus at any of the chu bowling parts to try and make the last time a little easier.

Things this run needs:
Ruppee route (300 rupees worth)

Things this could do without:
Mostly Perfect Chuing.
WATER TEMPLE AS CHILD!
RNGing FOR CHU BOWLING!

No BA/RBA low% MST route
By RingRush
Editted By Suddoman

[spoiler]
Segment 1:
1. Intro
2. Save

Segment 2:
1. 21R
2. Kokiri Sword [I1]
3. Save

Segment 3:
1. 19R
2. Deku Shield [I2]
3. Equip items
4. Deku Stick on the way to Tree (get 3) [I3]
5. Save in tree

Segment 4:
1. Grab a deku nut [I4]
2. Break floor web
3. Skultula clip or megasidehop
4. To Gohma
5. Go nuts for the Kokiri Emerald [I5]

Segment 5:
1. Forest Escape
2. To Gerudo Valley
3. Cucco jump
4. Save in fortress

Segment 6:
1. Gate skip
2. Cross wasteland
3. Enter Spirit Temple and save

Segment 7:
1. Nabooru 
2. Kill Armos and Keese 
3. Light torches in next room 
4. Stalfos megaflip 
5. Get key 
6. Save

Segment 8:
1. Back to Armos room 
2. Use key 
3. Work up to room with Bombchus 
4. Hover off Lizalfos to hit the crystal switch to drop Bombchus 
5. Get Bombchus [I6]
6. Shine light (9 chus) 
7. Key on upper child side
8. Onto statue shoulder
9. Statue tricks to adult side
10. Work up to Mirror Chest (8 chus) [I7]
11. Save

Segment 9:
1. Lost Woods
2. Goron City (7 chus)
3. To Kakriko
5. Cucco dive to well and save

Segment 10:
1. Chu floor for more chus (16 chus)
3. Save

Segment 11:
1. Exit well
2. Cucco collecting for bottle [I8]
3. Grab bugs
4. Save

Segment 12:
1. Exit via Goron City
5. Chu and enter DC (15 chus)
6. Save

Segment 13:
1. Chu the wall inside (14 chus)
2. Chu + flower ground jump to switch (13 chus)
3. Chu down staircase on other side (12 chus)
4. Chu megaflip to get to bomb bag area
5. Chu both eyes (10 chus)
6. Chu...no, just enter the mouth and OI the switch
7. Chu the floor above KD (9 chus)
8. Chu and kill KD (5 chus)
9. Goron's Ruby, not chu! [I9]
10. Re-enter DC and save

Segment 14:
1. To the market
2. Chu bowl up to 30 chus (Chu count will be based on 30 not 35)
3. Save

Segment 15:
1. To Sacred Forest Meadow
2. Hover to Forest Temple (22 chus)
3. Save

Segment 16:
1. Small key from outdoors
2. Save

Segment 17:
1. Small key from Stalfos
2. Roll jump slash to reach balcony room
3. Small key from floormaster and save
4. Back to block room
5. Block skip (3 chus)
6. Continue to fairy bow and quiver [I10, I11]
7. Save

Segment 18:
1. Exit Forest Temple
2. Save

Segment 19:
1. Chu megaflip to bridge (2 chus)
2. To Hyrule Castle
3. Chu bowl twice (22 chus)
4. Chu boost or megaflip to skip egg/cucco (21 chus)
5. Zelda's Lullaby and Zeldas Letter [I12, I13]
6. To Dodongo’s Cavern and save

Segment 20:
1. Up Death Mountain (20 chus)
2. Magic room (19 chus)
3. OI + ZL = Magic [I14]
4. Owl down the mountain
6. To Lake Hylia
7. Enter Water Temple from OoB
8. Save

Segment 21:
1. Tektite + chu hover + megaflip (18 chus)
2. Boss key skip (11 chus)
3. Morpha with deku stick jump slashes
4. Water Medallion [I15]

Segment 22:
1. Forest Escape (using you have 6 chus to use I'll be assuming 0 for the chu count)
2. Get to Zora's River
3. Go up Zora's River (10 chus)
4. Megaflip past the Waterfall (9 chus)
6. Chu megasidehop clip to skip KZ (8 chus)
7. Jabu-Jabu without fish
8. Save

Segment 23:
1. Chu the first switch (7 chus)
2. Ruto to hit other slingshot switch
3. To Boomerang [I16]
4. Save

Segment 24:
1. Chu megaflip + OI for huge shortcut (6 chu)
2. Barinade
3. Zora's Sapphire cutscene [I17]
4. Re-enter jabu jabu and save

Segment 25:
1. To Hyrule Castle and cutscene
2. Chu Bowling up to 50 chus
3. DoT skip
4. Master Sword and Light Medallion [I18, I19]
5. Save

Segment 26:
1. To Lake Hylia
2. Grab Fire Arrows [I20]
3. Save

Segment 27:
1. To Kakariko Graveyard 
2. Shadow early with poe superslide warp
3. Save

Segment 28:
1. Megaflip gap (49 chus)
2. Bird statue 
3. Another megaflip (48 chus) 
4. To the spinning scythe room 
5. Jumpslash SB and jump to boat wheel 
6. ZL to start boat
7. Arrow the pillar
8. Get the Boss Key w/o fire
9. Go to Bongo Bongo (47 chus)
10. Shadow Medallion [I21]
11. Save

Segment 29:
1. To Gerudo Valley
2. Megaflip bridge (46 chus)
3. Save in fortress

Segment 30:
1. To the wall
2. Damage boost jumpslash (45 chus)
3. Adult Gate skip (44 chus)
4. Wasteland
5. Enter Spirit Temple and save

Segment 31:
1. Silver block skip landing in room (27 chus)
2. Bow on Crystal switch
3. Silver rupees (26 chus)
4. To the statue room
5. ZL on hand
6. Grab key from child side
7. Statue tricks back to adult side
8. To boss key
9. To the mirror room 
10. Blow up the rock wall in the maze and shine light on the big mirror (25 chus) 
11. Magic ISG trick
12. Destroy the face 
13. Make sure the magic landed on the platform and activate ISG from it 
14. Hover to boss door (19 chus)
15. Iron Knuckle and Twinrova 
16. Spirit Medallion [I22]
17. Save

Segment 32:
1. Light Arrows [I23]
2. To Ganon's Castle
3. Save

Segment 33:
1. To Spirit Trial
2. Spirit trial rupees (18 chus)
3. Chu chest (38 chus)
4. Chu the switch (37 chus)
5. Burn the web
6. Destroy the Spirit Barrier
7. To Shadow Trial
8. Fire arrow torch a few times
9. Golden Gauntlets [I24]
10. Save

Segment 34:
1. Exit Castle
2. To Death Mountain
3. Goron Tunic with Bomb Flower [I25]
2. Chu megaflip to the fire temple (36 chus)
3. Save

Segment 35:
1. Darunia
2. Continue through dungeon til block rise (35 chus)
3. Megaflip gap to crystal switch (34 chus)
4. Push block and use bow on crystal switch
5. Continue to stone maze, grab small keys
6. Grunz’s maze trick (26 chus)
7. Continue on, getting small keys (25 chus)
8. Blow open fake door before sub-boss (24 chus)
9. Flare Dancer
10. Up to Megaton Hammer [I26]
11. Save

Segment 36:
1. To Boss Key
2. Chu Megaflip to Boss door (23 chus)
3. Volvagia
4. Fire Medallion [I27]
5. Save

Segment 37:
1. Go to Forest Temple.
2. Learn Minuet of the Forest [I28]
3. Hover to Forest Temple (15 chus)
4. Save

Segment 38:
4. Back to block room
5. Do block room normally
6. Boss Key
7. Back up to kill blue and red poes
8. Continue to icy switch
9. Fire arrow the eye switch
10. Block puzzle
11. Kill green poe
12. Save

Segment 39:
1. Back to main room
2. Kill purple poe
3. Lower section of temple
4. Phantom Ganon
5. Forest Medallion [I29]
6. Save

Segment 40:
1. Return to castle
2. Save

Segment 41:
1. Back to Shadow Trial
2. Finish it up with Megaton Hammer
3. To Forest Trial
4. Light torches with Fire Arrow
5. Rupee room w/o hovers (14 chus)
6. Destroy Forest barrier
7. To Water Trial
8. Bottle of blue flame
9. Melt first ice
10. Bow clip trick to skip puzzle room
11. Destroy Water barrier
12. To Fire Trial
13. Get rupees
14. Hover to end (1 chu)
15. Destroy Fire barrier
16. To Light Trial
17. Get keys, OI ZL
18. Silver rupees (0 chus)
19. Destroy Light barrier
20. To Upper Ganon’s Castle
21. Save

Segment 42:
1. Up the tower
2. Single cycle ‘dorf
3. Crumbling escape
4. Megaton or Bow first phase
5. Master Sword…DEAD![/spoiler]

29 items.

Koriki Sword, Deku Shield, Deku Stick, Bombchu, Master Sword, Mirror Shield, Zelda's Letter, Zelda's Lullaby, Magic and Light Arrows: Same as low%

Cucco Bottle: OIing, Volvagia (Fairy in the Bottle), Water Trail (can be skipped if we get hookshot)
Bow and Quiver: better than Gold Scale and Ruto's Letter.
Deku Nut: Queen Gohma, better than Slingshot and Bullet Bag.
Boomerang: Barnicade (Jabu-Jabu Boss).
Fire Arrow: Forest Trail
Megaton Hammer: Volvagia (Fire Temple Boss)
Goron Tunic: Fire Trail (can be replaced with Longshot), Helps with Volvagia

Gold Gauntlets: Fire Trail.
Minuet of Forest: Currently unskippable in MST.
6 Medallions and 3 Stones: Needed for MST.

NOTE: You can Chu Bowl for an extra 10 chus at any of the chu bowling parts to try and make the last time a little easier.

Things this run needs:
Ruppee route (300 rupees worth)

Things this could do without:
Mostly Perfect Chuing.
WATER TEMPLE AS CHILD!
RNGing FOR CHU BOWLING!

InsomPsycho

2009-05-09 05:56:29 pm

Quote:

Segment 11:
1. Exit well
2. Cucco collecting for bottle [I8]
3. Grab bugs
4. Letter skip (10 chus)
5. Chu and enter DC (9 chus)
6. Save

How about...

Segment 11:
1. Exit well
2. Cucco collecting for bottle [I8]
3. Grab bugs
4. Save

Segment 12:
1. Lost Woods to Goron City Warp (15 chus)
5. Chu and enter DC (14 chus)
6. Save

Then you have the two you need for King Dodongo as well as three more.

And if you want to get the bugs before the well, you can OI to lower the water and do the skulltula clip to get bombchus, but all that effort only saves one bombchu, so I don't know if it would be worth it. <- requires Zelda's Lullaby

But I definitely suggest doing the lost woods warp instead of the Letter skip.

Suddoman

Edit history:

Suddoman: 2009-05-09 08:05:03 pm

2009-05-09 06:01:14 pm

Quote from InsomPsycho:

Quote:

Segment 11:
1. Exit well
2. Cucco collecting for bottle [I8]
3. Grab bugs
4. Letter skip (10 chus)
5. Chu and enter DC (9 chus)
6. Save

How about...

Segment 11:
1. Exit well
2. Cucco collecting for bottle [I8]
3. Grab bugs
4. Save

Segment 12:
1. Lost Woods to Goron City Warp (15 chus)
5. Chu and enter DC (14 chus)
6. Save

Then you have the two you need for King Dodongo as well as three more.

And if you want to get the bugs before the well, you can OI to lower the water and do the skulltula clip to get bombchus, but all that effort only saves one bombchu, so I don't know if it would be worth it. <- requires Zelda's Lullaby

But I definitely suggest doing the lost woods warp instead of the Letter skip.

Usually if I post a route I am in the IRC talking about it and it won't be done for at least an hour so bare with it.

I think its done.

InsomPsycho

2009-05-09 07:11:50 pm

I assume if you get a mask and get rid of it, it would still count, and likewise wouldn't overwrite counting Zelda's Letter in the percent?

Suddoman

2009-05-09 07:21:27 pm

Quote from InsomPsycho:

I assume if you get a mask and get rid of it, it would still count, and likewise wouldn't overwrite counting Zelda's Letter in the percent?

True, but I don't see how it would effect the percent. Oh and all trade items count as a separate item this is important because Cucco Egg and Cucco are 2 different items.

InsomPsycho

2009-05-09 10:28:27 pm

I just made my rupee run waaay quicker. I'm now getting only 20 rupees.

I don't need a deku stick until BotW, and I can get it there.

I don't need a shield until DC, and I can get it in the BotW from a chest.

^ Not to mention I will have to pick up a deku shield one way or another; it will either get burned or swallowed. So now I'm saving all the time it takes to get 40 rupees, as well as having to sit through the text twice.

So I'll get the 10 rupees in Mido's house, and the 5 over the water, and the 5 in the shop. (just cause it's fast)

Then I'll go get thw sword, along with the 10 rupees in there; then I can do the forest escape as soon as I get out. Absolutely no backtracking; saves a LOT of time, and I have 15 rupees when I leave the forest. The drawbridge will give me more than enough for the fishing, and then I can even buy more deku nuts, with a quicker text, from the bazaar.

UchihaSasuke

2009-05-09 10:51:40 pm

Stand: Devil's Call in your Heart

Quote from logitechSDAZ:

Hey guys. I've about had it with Twilight Princess and feel I can't find much more in the game at this point. So now I'm really considering looking for stuff in OoT. I have the OoT GCN disc version. I have a MAJOR hurdle to get over...I haven't played the game in over 5 years and haven't ever tried any of the speed tricks/glitches/sequence breaks.

I know this will be a huge undertaking, but I'm patient and willing to put in the effort. And I never stop looking for stuff in a game until it comes to a point where I think I can't ever find much of anything anymore (which is what happened with Twilight Princess). What motivates me most about OoT now is that it seemingly has an endless supply of glitches/tricks to be found.

Right now, I think what I'll do is play the game the 'normal' way a few times just so I can get a feel for where everything is again. Then once I get that done, I can start attempting to pull off glitches/tricks/sequence breaks and practice a lot to get a feel for it. Is that the best way to go about this?

Also, realistically, with a big noob like me not knowing much, how long should I expect this to take me before I finally get the hang of all the tricks? I know this will be overwhelming to me at first, but I'm willing to take several months to get the hang of everything if need be.

the only thing is that there's so many glitches around that sometimes a few get forgotten over time and then rediscovered. don't be discouraged if you find something that then someone claims to be known already.

http://www.jaytheham.com/zc/oot.php - there's a lot of tricks there. it can work as a guide to know what's known.

[quote="logitechSDAZ"]
Hey guys. I've about had it with Twilight Princess and feel I can't find much more in the game at this point. So now I'm really considering looking for stuff in OoT. I have the OoT GCN disc version. I have a MAJOR hurdle to get over...I haven't played the game in over 5 years and haven't ever tried any of the speed tricks/glitches/sequence breaks.

I know this will be a huge undertaking, but I'm patient and willing to put in the effort. And I never stop looking for stuff in a game until it comes to a point where I think I can't ever find much of anything anymore (which is what happened with Twilight Princess). What motivates me most about OoT now is that it seemingly has an endless supply of glitches/tricks to be found.

Right now, I think what I'll do is play the game the 'normal' way a few times just so I can get a feel for where everything is again. Then once I get that done, I can start attempting to pull off glitches/tricks/sequence breaks and practice a lot to get a feel for it. Is that the best way to go about this?

Also, realistically, with a big noob like me not knowing much, how long should I expect this to take me before I finally get the hang of all the tricks? I know this will be overwhelming to me at first, but I'm willing to take several months to get the hang of everything if need be.

[/quote]

the only thing is that there's so many glitches around that sometimes a few get forgotten over time and then rediscovered. don't be discouraged if you find something that then someone claims to be known already.

http://www.jaytheham.com/zc/oot.php - there's a lot of tricks there. it can work as a guide to know what's known.

logitechSDAZ

2009-05-09 11:51:29 pm

Quote from UchihaSasuke:

the only thing is that there's so many glitches around that sometimes a few get forgotten over time and then rediscovered. don't be discouraged if you find something that then someone claims to be known already.

http://www.jaytheham.com/zc/oot.php - there's a lot of tricks there. it can work as a guide to know what's known.

awesome, thanks. Smiley

InsomPsycho

2009-05-10 12:00:27 am

There's also this site, made by people from this topic.

It includes glitches and tricks specifically geared to speedrunning.

http://zeldaspeedrun.dreamhosters.com/oot/

ZFG

2009-05-10 12:08:11 am

MrGrunz is a guay

Quote from logitechSDAZ:

Quote from UchihaSasuke:

the only thing is that there's so many glitches around that sometimes a few get forgotten over time and then rediscovered. don't be discouraged if you find something that then someone claims to be known already.

http://www.jaytheham.com/zc/oot.php - there's a lot of tricks there. it can work as a guide to know what's known.

awesome, thanks. Smiley

And if you want some useful tricks and glitches, check out the site we're making. Its a work in progress but it already has a lot of the major stuff like hovering, superslides and the big sequence breaks. Also come to the irc Smiley

Edit: Blarg, foiled again Angry

logitechSDAZ

2009-05-10 12:30:02 am

Quote from InsomPsycho:

There's also this site, made by people from this topic.

It includes glitches and tricks specifically geared to speedrunning.

http://zeldaspeedrun.dreamhosters.com/oot/

I actually have that one in my favorites. Tongue

I've seen a lot of stuff on youtube and have come on this forum looking over several pages. I just have yet to try any of this stuff myself. It will be awhile before I attempt these glitches/tricks since I'm playing the game normally and just getting a feel for the game again. I guess the reason I'm playing the game normally is to relearn the layout of everything. I feel that is probably necessary, especially once I finally get to the point where I do decide to do tricks. Like superslide, I should really know the layout of everything in the game before I attempt it. Going backwards with superslide without knowing where the heck I'm going is a little too chaotic lol. Same goes for bomb hover. I should know the game layout really well before I try something like that. I could probably try and do a superslide that doesn't last long at all, or a bomb hover just for practice purposes, but for me, I seem to focus on stuff much better once I understand the layout of the game first. So hopefully in 3 months (or less if possible), I will know the layout of everything and have done most of the tricks/glitches (well maybe not all...the ones that matter) that have been found. Then after that I will start looking for new stuff.

edit: I also need to learn all the abbreviations of everthing. I know RBA = reverse bottle adventure. ISG = infinite sword glitch. DC = Dodongo's Cavern?

[quote="InsomPsycho"]
There's also this site, made by people from this topic.

It includes glitches and tricks specifically geared to speedrunning.

http://zeldaspeedrun.dreamhosters.com/oot/
[/quote]

I actually have that one in my favorites. :P I've seen a lot of stuff on youtube and have come on this forum looking over several pages. I just have yet to try any of this stuff myself. It will be awhile before I attempt these glitches/tricks since I'm playing the game normally and just getting a feel for the game again. I guess the reason I'm playing the game normally is to relearn the layout of everything. I feel that is probably necessary, especially once I finally get to the point where I do decide to do tricks. Like superslide, I should really know the layout of everything in the game before I attempt it. Going backwards with superslide without knowing where the heck I'm going is a little too chaotic lol. Same goes for bomb hover. I should know the game layout really well before I try something like that. I could probably try and do a superslide that doesn't last long at all, or a bomb hover just for practice purposes, but for me, I seem to focus on stuff much better once I understand the layout of the game first. So hopefully in 3 months (or less if possible), I will know the layout of everything and have done most of the tricks/glitches (well maybe not all...the ones that matter) that have been found. Then after that I will start looking for new stuff.

edit: I also need to learn all the abbreviations of everthing. I know RBA = reverse bottle adventure. ISG = infinite sword glitch. DC = Dodongo's Cavern?

Acryte

2009-05-10 12:45:24 am

Zelda Scientist®

welcome logitech Smiley

good to see you gettin into the OoT. If you have questions etc jump on the irc because alot of people who can help are on there most of the time

InsomPsycho

Edit history:

InsomPsycho: 2009-05-10 02:35:15 am

2009-05-10 12:56:42 am

Quote from logitechSDAZ:

edit: I also need to learn all the abbreviations of everthing. I know RBA = reverse bottle adventure. ISG = infinite sword glitch. DC = Dodongo's Cavern?

SS = superslide
SS = Single segment
SS = Saria's Song

^ lol

PCS = power crouch stab
MST = medallions, stones, trials

ESS/ISS = Infinite Superslide. I think the E stands for Extended.
HESS/HISS = Hyperspeed " "

I might need correcting on the last two.

And then of course you've got things like DC, BotW, JJB, DMT, DMC, GTG, HW, GF, SFM, FW, ToT, DoT, OoT, SoT, which are just abbreviations of things already mentioned in the game.

Dodongo's Cavern (possibly Desert Colossus, although I haven't seen it used for this)
Bottom of the Well
Jabu-Jabu's Belly
Death Mountain Trail
Death Mountain Crater
Gerudo Training Ground
Haunted Wasteland
Gerudo Fortress
Sacred Forest Meadow
Farore's Wind
Temple of Time
Door of Time
Ocarina of Time
Song of Time

I believe that's all of the commonly used ones.

[quote="logitechSDAZ"]
edit: I also need to learn all the abbreviations of everthing. I know RBA = reverse bottle adventure. ISG = infinite sword glitch. DC = Dodongo's Cavern? 
[/quote]
SS = superslide
SS = Single segment
SS = Saria's Song

^ lol

PCS = power crouch stab
MST = medallions, stones, trials

ESS/ISS = Infinite Superslide. I think the E stands for Extended.
HESS/HISS = Hyperspeed " "

I might need correcting on the last two.

And then of course you've got things like DC, BotW, JJB, DMT, DMC, GTG, HW, GF, SFM, FW, ToT, DoT, OoT, SoT, which are just abbreviations of things already mentioned in the game.
[spoiler]
Dodongo's Cavern (possibly Desert Colossus, although I haven't seen it used for this)
Bottom of the Well
Jabu-Jabu's Belly
Death Mountain Trail
Death Mountain Crater
Gerudo Training Ground
Haunted Wasteland
Gerudo Fortress
Sacred Forest Meadow
Farore's Wind
Temple of Time
Door of Time
Ocarina of Time
Song of Time[/spoiler]

I believe that's all of the commonly used ones.

Cs1987

2009-05-10 03:45:10 am

Some guy

Quote from Acryte:

welcome logitech Smiley

good to see you gettin into the OoT. If you have questions etc jump on the irc because alot of people who can help are on there most of the time

Really? No OoTers are ever on when I'm on IRC. I guess living in Western Australia doesn't really help.

Juice

2009-05-10 08:50:26 am

Does anyone know any way to get FULLY out of bounds in ganons tower? I really want to find out if the triggers are there for entering and leaving the actual tower.

And also, do you have to download IRC or is there somewhere that you can just go like a web link to chat it up.

InsomPsycho

2009-05-10 09:05:20 am

you can download a client like mIRC or you can go to a website like Mibbit.

Juice

2009-05-10 09:29:47 am

Do you know the full link so i could just use that? Post it here please lol

ZFG

2009-05-10 09:33:45 am

MrGrunz is a guay

http://mibbit.com/chat/

Juice

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Juice: 2009-05-10 09:42:55 am

2009-05-10 09:37:21 am

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