I play OoT/MM Randomizers at least monthly and I can tell you the camera in them breaks under the slightest pressure and the combat is literally garbage if you step outside the exact linear progression (and don't grind at least some hearts during it).
OoT never pushes you with its non-existent difficulty, which means the cracks are never under pressure enough to show. Which is why it is such a top tier game. But the combat is otherwise the absolute worst part of that game.
I'm just not really a fan of the modern QTE style design of combat where you have to get the timing to the millisecond
This nigga just forgot Phantom Ganon/Real Ganon exists with its volleyball game, especially if you try to do it with a bottle which is a millisecond timing. Or Morpha's absurd hitboxes if you don't instantly hit him.
Let's not even mention that nearly every boss is a gimmick fight of "use the dungeon item or die."
They actually aren't very good, especially the faster ones, because they are quite small and will hit you from a good foot away because the return is linked to the tip of your sword while hitting it with the lower half your sword will cause it to just hit you. Its why paradoxically it becomes easier to do when you un-lock onto them. I don't know what that has to do with finding the real Phantom Ganon, unless you forgot that's a whole separate character/boss fight.
Also the camera has nothing to do with messing with the code. Try doing the Gerudo fights to rescue the carpenters, or really any fight where you can be pushed against a wall, and watch it struggle because its locked behind you or cannot deal with collision very well. Its no issue in the larger arenas (which is why all the boss fights are in one), but the more cramped areas of most mini-bosses have considerable issues.
This isn't normally a problem because the game is incredibly easy and by the time you can do most fights you aren't usually in any danger even if you get hit a bunch of extra times. But if you attempt to challenge yourself at all (or do Master Quest), you'll notice how often it holds you back or struggles. Shit the Camera cannot even handle the specifically designed challenges at times in MQ, like the Song of Time blocks in Forest Temple.
Also OoT is famous for the extremes it they went to to make it still playable even when you mess with it, its why its such a popular randomizer. Its literally impossible to become Adult Link without the Goron Bracelet, but the game has set ups for that Strength Check. Its durable beyond reason to most forms of fucking with, even if that's irrelevant to base game issues.
I play OoT/MM Randomizers at least monthly and I can tell you the camera in them breaks under the slightest pressure and the combat is literally garbage if you step outside the exact linear progression (and don't grind at least some hearts during it).
OoT never pushes you with its non-existent difficulty, which means the cracks are never under pressure enough to show. Which is why it is such a top tier game. But the combat is otherwise the absolute worst part of that game.
This nigga just forgot Phantom Ganon/Real Ganon exists with its volleyball game, especially if you try to do it with a bottle which is a millisecond timing. Or Morpha's absurd hitboxes if you don't instantly hit him.
Let's not even mention that nearly every boss is a gimmick fight of "use the dungeon item or die."
They actually aren't very good, especially the faster ones, because they are quite small and will hit you from a good foot away because the return is linked to the tip of your sword while hitting it with the lower half your sword will cause it to just hit you. Its why paradoxically it becomes easier to do when you un-lock onto them. I don't know what that has to do with finding the real Phantom Ganon, unless you forgot that's a whole separate character/boss fight.
Also the camera has nothing to do with messing with the code. Try doing the Gerudo fights to rescue the carpenters, or really any fight where you can be pushed against a wall, and watch it struggle because its locked behind you or cannot deal with collision very well. Its no issue in the larger arenas (which is why all the boss fights are in one), but the more cramped areas of most mini-bosses have considerable issues.
This isn't normally a problem because the game is incredibly easy and by the time you can do most fights you aren't usually in any danger even if you get hit a bunch of extra times. But if you attempt to challenge yourself at all (or do Master Quest), you'll notice how often it holds you back or struggles. Shit the Camera cannot even handle the specifically designed challenges at times in MQ, like the Song of Time blocks in Forest Temple.
Also OoT is famous for the extremes it they went to to make it still playable even when you mess with it, its why its such a popular randomizer. Its literally impossible to become Adult Link without the Goron Bracelet, but the game has set ups for that Strength Check. Its durable beyond reason to most forms of fucking with, even if that's irrelevant to base game issues.