At the end of chapter 6 when Arthur was dying near the rising sunset, he knew that he was able to let John and the others live a kinder life than he did, a better life than he did, Arthur was afraid but in the end he got reassured in death that he was able to let John and the others of the remaining gang have a good life, it fucking hits even harder when you know that Arthur lived a terrible life with many sins, one of the final conversations he has with a nun near the train station where he mentions that he's afraid of what will happen in the future really hits home, he simply wanted the best for everyone

John, Dutch, and Sadie are also really memorable characters and I am curious as to what happens in RDR1 with John and how that bridges the gap between those games

fucking great ass game

Played it with the Restoration Patch which significantly makes it more like the original, so that's neat

Anyway, both Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask are great games, there are occasional stinkers here and there but aside from those the games are great

If Ocarina of time was about how time eludes us and how fast it passes, Majora's Mask shows us of how much can happen in that time, within the timespan of 3 days.

As you go through the game and proceed to do every side quest, you see how much is going on right before the Carnival of Time, each part of Termina has struggles going on, and with every rewind you get to see every snippet of what goes on in Termina, it makes everything feel so alive and makes you think that Termina is worth saving from Skull Kid,

one of these examples would be in Ikana Canyon when you save a kid's dad with the song of healing, seeing them reunite together after she was scared shitless of what happened to her dad, or when you get to do the Kafei quest line where you get to see Anju and Kafei spend the last hour till their death

There are a bunch more examples like these which make the game really memorable and some of it is optional content and missing it would honestly be a shame.

I really like the stuff in the finale, going inside the Moon and seeing it as a peaceful place where all these kids play, it's probably one of my favorite areas in gaming.

Here again you go through mini dungeons which test what you've learned over the game with the main masks you get, and once you're done with them, you get the Fierce Deity mask which absolutely pulverizes the final boss, and has a really fucking cool design

the final boss is like an incarnation of evil, good guy vs bad guy, like the kid says at the tree right before you go into battle, and it's so cool seeing yourself pulverize this incarnation of evil as a deity himself to restore peace once again

All the stuff after this is really sweet, like Skull Kid asking you to be their friend and seeing the credits roll, and as it shows what Link did for the town

and at the end with Link, Skull Kid, and the giants drawn on a tree stump

great ass game