A few more enemy questions

[Nimono]

I know of something harder:
10 Deathknights in a small room half-covered with spikes "Damage (4 hearts)" and center statues, with the 'statues shoot fire' rule enabled, and Link with only 3 hearts, no ring and a wooden sword to defend himself.

Oh yeah, that's hard.

[Pineconn]

One word: Windrobes.

5 4-headed Fire Gleeoks and 5 Windrobes? Darn near impossible. Well, and add conveyors, falling rocks, traps, Zoras, fire-shooting statues, hammer posts scattered among...

[Nimono]

Woah. I wonder what would happen if you combined all the Zelda games ever made into one quest? It'd be weird, I know that. BUT! What if you took OoA, OoS, and TMC and put THEM together (as in, the items, tiles, enemies, dungeons, and puzzles), using TMC puzzles in Oracle dungeons, and Oracles puzzles in TMC dungeons? That'd be weird, hard, and eerie!

[eXodus]

Technically, all you'd have to do is kill the Windrobes one at a time. Every time you get sent back and re-entered the room, the Windrobes you killed last time are still dead. Sure, it would take many trips, a Red Potion and frequent use of the Quit-Save trick, but that's the case with most beyond-evil bosses. BTW, didn't I say without resorting to cheap tactics involving flags and combos?

[Nicholas Steel]

use the enemies alway return rule and then windrobes will keep coming back!

edit: Friday, 17th Februrary 2006 - typo fixed

[eXodus]

use the enemies alway return rule and then wizzrobes will keep coming back!

BS-Zelda related blasphemy!!! :mad:

Nah, I just despise that stupid thing, that's all...

[Nicholas Steel]

oops my mistake i meant windrobes.

updated previouse post.

[Bender]

Actually, the Fire gleeoks, 3-4 of them, will be incorporated as the head on a custom boss, with magic-shooting statues.

[Rakki]

No, 10 5-Headed Fire Gleeoks are way harder than going through the entirety of both Oracles games combined. Now, hopefully, people will try to do both just to prove me right or wrong. Hehehe...

Actually, I think I killed that many Fire Gleeoks in a quest recently. Labyrinth of Dinus has a multi-Fire Gleeok boss which I died 20 times at before I beat it, because I had to keep killing as many heads as I could, hoping I killed a dragon in the process. I didn't have any potion either.

Oh, and also, am I missing something? What's so hard about the Oracle games? I've beaten both, both ways even (starting on Ages and finishing on Seasons, starting on Seasons and finishing on Ages). Granted, I haven't gotten all of the rings on either one yet, but I've still beaten them both.

[LJ Bad]

To answer one of Bender's original questions, you CAN have Like Likes face different directions. If you're using new enemy tiles then the first set of 4 tiles is for the Like Like walking up, the second set of 4 is for going down, the third set is for walking left and the fourth set is for walking right.

In a Resident Evil quest I was making, I replaced the Like Like's sprites with zombie sprites, so I know this works.