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Ocarina of Time Remake: What Would You Change?

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I expected Ocarina of Time to feel familiar when I returned to it, like opening a map I had studied in Silverhaven. Instead, the remake report made me notice how much I want changed—though I would keep the ocarina, the temples, and the strange weight of moving between child and adult.

It reminded me of holding my keep while Baron of Ravens can still storm the walls and carry off stores: the shape is known, but the cost remains real. What would you change first—the Water Temple, the gear, or the way the world responds to Link?

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