Link to the Heavens Released

If you don't have the boomerang, go back to the cave in Hyrule Field. Walk in, and bomb the northern wall. Follow the path to the boomerang.

russadwan wrote:If you don't have the boomerang, go back to the cave in Hyrule Field. Walk in, and bomb the northern wall. Follow the path to the boomerang.

Thanks russadwan,

I was missing to push some statue and take some stairs in level1.
But now, I'm blocked to get this level2...
I'm wandering in this mountain trying to bomb (or superbomb) every rock but I cannot this level2 or harmonica...

Bomb the area between two bushes at the top of the mountain to get into level 2.

You should also notice that the mountain tile that you need to bomb looks slightly different than the rest. And of course, it's between two bushes. At the top.

Can I get a hint on how to get the key in Floor 2 room 56 in level 9????

Thanks!'

Forget it. I can't belive I did not try that before......I need to get to bed.........

Just do this. Whenever you are stuck, post here. If you are like me, you will figure it out five miutes after you post. 😃

I have 3 keys and there appears to be 3 rooms i have not been to, I am in the Chamber Of Horrors.

1 room is to the top right of B1
1 room to the middle of the bottom floor
1 room adjacent to the triforce room.

I need the boss key and a way to the boss. I have been stuck on this maze of a dungeon for quite a few months now and really wish it was over with. Could someone please provide step by step instructions from one of its entrances to the boss key and then to the boss?

From the main entrance to the boss key: Right, right, down, left, down, down, right, down, warp, up, up, up, (top) right, right, right, right, up, left.

From the boss key to the boss: Right, down, left, left, up, left, left.

You might take solace in knowing that many people consider level 7 to be the most confusing one, although levels 8 and 9 are technically larger.

I'm in the 7th dungeon right? :P

Thanks a ton for the instructions.

Yes you are 😊

I am in the final fight Vaati in the fourth phase, where his eyes are flashing.
I tried every item I have, but nothing seems to work and I am transported out of the room after a few seconds. Also the Lense of Truth doesn't show anything (except the inactive warp tiles).
Can anyone help?

There should be a switch that you can hit with the boomerang in the acid. You have to hit it, then step onto the warp portals. The rest of the battle is to see
A. How quickly you can find the switch.
B. How quickly you can get the right item to hit the switch.
C. How quickly you can hit the switch, and then get on the warp portal.


Oh, and welcome to ZC!

Thanks a lot!
I really must have been blind, but I didn't see that pretty obvious switch! :googly:
Especially strange since I finished the (theoretically much harder) rest of the quest without any help.

Great Quest and also a very good ending! I think I didn't saw such a good credit sequence, where the music is synched perfectly to the action on the screen, in any other ZC quest so far.

Thanks a lot. 😊

Oh crap, somebody's quest took a stoning on Zelda Classic's site...

You talking about that supposed Donkey Kong game? It would be physically impossible to recreate in Zelda Classic, even with intense scripting.

No, I meant mine.

Argh, someone keeps on deleting David Rioux's Donkey Kong quest...

This is a trurly fantastic quest.

Pineconn wrote:No, I meant mine.

Argh, someone keeps on deleting David Rioux's Donkey Kong quest...

I wouldn't bother, it's a load of crap. It doesn't even use any sprites from Donkey Kong, including no appearance from DK himself.

Sonic Classic wrote:This is a trurly fantastic quest.

I've got to agree with you, mate.

Sonic Classic wrote:

Sonic Classic wrote:This is a trurly fantastic quest.

I've got to agree with you, mate.

Hey, Mike.

Pineconn wrote:Hey, Mike.

Sixteen?

Anyway, it really varies. Most LttH dungeon MIDIs took no more than two days to create (except Level 8, and I'm sure it took Dan a little longer to make the Level 9 MIDI). For instance, I'm working on a MIDI now, but it's taking a very long time. I'm hoping to have it finished by July's Expo.

Only two days? Wow, you are good at them. And I can easily believe that the level 9 midi took a while. It was amazing! Nice work Dan!

Sixteen?

Pineconn is a master of the auditory arts, although inferior to me. He could become equal in time though...

One word: Concierto.

Well, Russ, I was maybe even 14 or 15 when I created the earlier MIDIs (I created the Level 1 MIDI after Level 5, actually). Maybe only one or two MIDIs were created when I was 16.

Concertio was amazing.

Pineconn wrote:Well, Russ, I was maybe even 14 or 15 when I created the earlier MIDIs (I created the Level 1 MIDI after Level 5, actually). Maybe only one or two MIDIs were created when I was 16.

Eh I could teach you how to become like him if you want.

Sonic Classic wrote:Eh I could teach you how to become like him if you want.

What exactly would you like help with?