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  1. 03-20-2015, 02:27 PM #1
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    Link is hurt by his own fires while invincible.

    Grab a clock, use the candle, walk on the fire. You still get hurt. Was this the way it was in Zelda 1? I forget.
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    Yes it was. But there is an NES Fix quest rule that fixes this. The rule says 'Invincible Link Isn't Hurt By Own Fire Weapons'.
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    Oh right, I'm playing 4th quest so yeah. I noticed it.
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