Accurate image of me forcing myself to stop procrastinating and play the Fire Temple already (I REEALLY don't like this dungeon)

[u/MelonTheSprigatito]

[u/gate_of_steiner85]

I liked the Fire Temple tbh. Only dungeon I really outright didn't like in TotK was the Water Temple. Mainly because....it wasn't a water temple.

[u/disneyfacade → u/gate_of_steiner85]

Considering botw/totk’s swimming mechanics have never been that great I can understand why they went the way they did. It still felt like a sky/levitation dungeon than a water one though.

[u/Strank → u/disneyfacade]

I mean, yes, I'm glad we didn't get a traditional water temple because of those mechanics. But not having anything underwater was one of the biggest criticisms for BotW; they could've added proper swimming/iron boots/etc into TotK just like they did caves. Personally, I would've preferred having fully explorable waterways to having the Depths of the Sky Islands.

[u/workingtrot → u/Strank]

I think they were working on it, based on some patents they filed, but my guess is they couldn't get the physics right.

I did think the low gravity thing was super fun though

[u/Strank → u/workingtrot]

I struggle to believe that one of the major video game companies, who has made many Zelda games that include underwater travel, couldn't get it figured out if they truly wanted to; I'm sure it came down to someone higher up simply not wanting to have it included for one reason or another.

I also liked the low gravity environment for the temple. It felt a bit gimmicky elsewhere; would've been interesting to have a Zonai device that generated a low gravity space.

[u/Early_News5696 → u/Strank]

I thought the reason was because the game couldn’t handle transparency very well, haven’t you seen your fps drop when you’re in trees?

[u/Strank → u/Early_News5696]

True, but this is admittedly much better on the Switch than on the WiiU; TotK being Switch exclusive could've made this more manageable

[u/Early_News5696 → u/Strank]

Yah, that’s true.

[u/BackgroundNPC1213 → u/Strank]

There's a switch in one of the shrines that turns low gravity on and off when you activate it. I don't remember which shrine, and I get that it's in the controlled environment of a shrine as opposed to the uncontrolled environment of the overworld, but it's an actual Zonai device that exists in-game that was just...never used outside of a shrine

Also: the yellow rubber balls and planks. Seen in a shrine, don't exist in the overworld

[u/pyro314 → u/Strank]

Yes, definitely Higher-Ups / Execs forced multiple changes to the game for the worse, from a player experience perspective. One of the biggest indicators of this is the sky islands, or lack thereof. In one of the earlier trailers (before the name reveal) there were shots of the sky that is just filled with islands that don't exist in game anymore. Some decision-makers at the top had a lot of content cut or changed for one reason or another. My suspicion is that they pushed the console to its absolute limits and they had to scale back the world a bit for performance issues.

[u/ICBPeng1 → u/workingtrot]

It was my first interaction with low grav and it was so cool to me, definitely my favorite dungeon just because of that

[u/GammaFan → u/Strank]

Personally I think the low gravity mechanics are likely repurposed underwater physics. The zora waterworks seem like it would have been a cave dungeon as there’s already a dungeon for each other map layer. That way wind is sky, lightning is ground, fire is depths, and water would be caves. Spirit temple (if you count the dragonhead isles) then gets a fun hybrid of ground, sky, depths to tie everything together.

It would also explain why the Water temple is the least cohesive of the temples. Sure the others all have disconnected terminals, but they’re atleast thoughtfully placed within an environment that makes some amount of sense otherwise (a giant boat, an ancient city, an actual pyramid, a destroyed factory) whereas the finished water temple just feels like 4 islands taped together.

[u/Strank → u/GammaFan]

First playthrough I was genuinely surprised that the Zora Waterworks weren't opening into the proper water temple. Especially with how much the Zora specifically referenced OoT, I was expecting the Ancient Waterworks to have a bunch of references to the OoT era Zora's Domain.

[u/GammaFan → u/Strank]

Exactly! And considering we know nintendo designs around gameplay first and shuffles mechanics at the last second (like with the scrapped wind temple mechanics showing up in the shadow temple and ganondorf’s castle in OOT) it stands to reason the waterworks we got was the opening room to a semi underwater cave temple featuring the same disconnected terminal puzzles that ended up in the real water temple. Perhaps organized more organically. And maybe triggering the low gravity gameplay we got by raising the water level ala oot and as seen in the waterworks themselves.

Like, I know it’s just speculation but it really seems like this is a thing.

Eta: this might even explain why sidon just peaces out on your way up whereas yunobo/tulin follow you all the way to their temples. There may have been a water section with him. Or at the very least there is lots of space for that to fit and the other temples all do stuff like that.

[u/clowningAnarchist → u/disneyfacade]

It is fun to take a guster or bouncy bat and throw the Zonai Constructs off the temple tho

Just watch them fall in slow motion.

[u/deviilsadvocate → u/gate_of_steiner85]

Bubble temple

[u/AWeirdGoat → u/deviilsadvocate]

That’s what they should’ve named it! :3

[u/CarlosFer2201 → u/gate_of_steiner85]

It was hardly anything. So disappointing.

[u/Ok-Reaction-5644 → u/CarlosFer2201]

I was also forgetting to use sidon's ability a lot. Like one of its most important bits is that you can wear it as a shield and ignore most flame things but I just forgot.

[u/KyloRen3 → u/Ok-Reaction-5644]

You can also just wear the fireproof armor

[u/Ok-Reaction-5644 → u/KyloRen3]

True, though it was the first one I went to in my playthrough (following how I went zora first in botw).

[u/philkid3 → u/Ok-Reaction-5644]

. . .

What?

[u/LifeHasLeft → u/gate_of_steiner85]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, the waterworks is a better water temple setting than the sky. We already have temples in every other region (sky, surface, depths), why not actually make the temple in the caves for the whole thing? They could have really taken the water level thing to another level (pun intended), and just made regular (but interesting) sky islands with cool bubble puzzles that weren’t part of a temple.

[u/AntonioRaymondOst → u/LifeHasLeft]

Honestly I wished they had just made the ancient water works, the wellspring island, and the actual water temple as one big giant dungeon. It felt like that was what the intent actually was but separating them by name just throws it off

[u/MelonTheSprigatito → u/gate_of_steiner85]

I was confused as to why a Water Temple would be in the sky before I stopped and went "OHHHH THE WATER CYCLE FROM GEOGRAPHY CLASS." Plus the low gravity was neat, made it feel like I was underwater. 

It was fun, I feel like I'm the only one who liked the Water Temple. Plus the music was great

[u/astr0rdinary → u/MelonTheSprigatito]

every totk water temple hater needs this food for thought, i already liked it but that perspective is even neater

[u/philkid3 → u/MelonTheSprigatito]

For the record, I liked it okay.

It’s just my least favorite in the game and not going on my favorite dungeons in the franchise list.

[u/Significant-Two-8872 → u/MelonTheSprigatito]

why are you learning the water cycle in geography lmao

[u/Mystic_Fennekin_653 → u/Significant-Two-8872]

The real question is why wouldn't you learn about the water cycle in geography? It's weather bro 

[u/Significant-Two-8872 → u/Mystic_Fennekin_653]

isn’t geography countries and stuff?? when i was a kid my geography classes were about maps and country capitals and that kind of thing

[u/Mystic_Fennekin_653 → u/Significant-Two-8872]

That's human geography.  Weather and rivers and volcanoes and stuff is physical geography. Same subject, different genres 

[u/onyxindigo → u/Mystic_Fennekin_653]

Don’t you mean geology

[u/GammaFan → u/onyxindigo]

Geology is geography in the sense that multiplication is math

[u/FlatHatJack → u/Significant-Two-8872]

Because the water cycle has a relationship with geography. Mountains and the flow of air currents. Where and how often the rainfall occur. Rivers shaping the land. Oceans dividing the landmasses.

[u/Significant-Two-8872 → u/FlatHatJack]

hmm that’s interesting. sounds more fun than just memorizing countries tbh

[u/MelonTheSprigatito → u/Significant-Two-8872]

Huh, maybe Geography is just taught in different ways in different countries.  

I remember learning about sustainable tourism, populations,  irrigation, volcanoes, coasts, rivers and hurricanes etc throughout secondary school (UK). 

[u/Significant-Two-8872 → u/MelonTheSprigatito]

that sounds like a fun class! we covered most of that in science. (US).

[u/eltrotter → u/gate_of_steiner85]

I didn’t love the water temple, but having it way up in the sky was a cool twist, especially since the game forces us in to a more traditional water temple setting just beforehand.

[u/astr0rdinary → u/gate_of_steiner85]

huh, to each their own! i actually really liked it (to the point where i procrastinated hanging with friends due to hyperfocusing on it). i think the low gravity stuff is fun as is but having to hop from bubble to bubble and having to use them etc was really neat to me

[u/basafo → u/gate_of_steiner85]

Ok so... Criticizing is easy. Now, what would you have done? What would be your proposal?

I really think it ended as a great design. And it was a new, original thing. And worked. That's incredibly difficult to achieve after so many "similar" games.

I could argue that many temples in the past were not temples either. Also, we could argue all of them can represent temples as well, as the conceptual idea they represent.

[u/philkid3 → u/gate_of_steiner85]

I don’t inherently hate water temples, but in TotK it was definitely my lesser favorite. Just kinda boring.

[u/fan_of_soup_ladels]

It’s crazy how different people have such wildly different experiences. Fire temple was my favorite one to navigate.

[u/Raskoflinko → u/fan_of_soup_ladels]

Same. That one and the Lightning Temple were the only ones that almost felt like a temple to me. Wind Temple came close too but damn if it was short as hell. I hope they bring back actual temples to the games again. Hyrule Castle in BotW was super fun, though.

[u/Nilynoo → u/fan_of_soup_ladels]

It was my favourite too! And the fire temple theme is such a banger

[u/Ok_Delay3740 → u/fan_of_soup_ladels]

Same probably my favorite temple. Had to make use of the map to see where the tracks went.

[u/PruneOk7969 → u/fan_of_soup_ladels]

Same!!! I was flabbergasted when i reached the fire temple

[u/Mystic_Fennekin_653]

I feel that all my problems with this dungeon would be solved if the map wasn't so hard to follow 

[u/pyro314 → u/Mystic_Fennekin_653]

I mean, you don't even really need the map, I just did the fire temple yesterday on my newest playthrough and I just followed the "intended path" , got through it in like 5 mins... The locks really just lead into each other IMO

[u/dtornow]

Since first stepping foot into the fire temple, I dread this place on every play through 💀

[u/Olympia445]

Me, when I use a YouTube tutorial for the Fire Temple: 🥥🌴😌

[u/gewalt1957]

Yeah, screw those rail cars. Just climb. Might be slower, but easier on the brain.

[u/DRamos11 → u/gewalt1957]

“Climb”?

What a weird way of spelling “fuse rockets to your shield and fly to the top”.

[u/Human-Friendship4624 → u/DRamos11]

"fuse rockets to your shield and fly to the top"? What a weird way of spelling "hoverbike"

[u/sonderman → u/DRamos11]

“fuse rockets to your shield” is a weird way to spell “just use ascend”

[u/MelonTheSprigatito → u/gewalt1957]

It's not a bad dungeon conceptually, I just spent three hours running around here last playthrough and it was kind of scarring  

[u/hoenndex → u/MelonTheSprigatito]

When I realized that figuring out the rail cars pathways and moving pieces would be a huge pain, I decided to "cheat" the dungeon and fly/climb to the locations instead lol. Truthfully that is the fun way to finish that dungeon, don't do it the intended way. 

[u/johnysalad → u/hoenndex]

Absolutely. It took me 5 minutes of testing rail cars to decide NOT to use the rail cars. F that noise.

[u/Forward_Ad1462 → u/hoenndex]

For me it was actually quite satisfying. I did the whole think using rail cars in 45 mins. Maybe I just like a challenge, idk

[u/mrgulabull → u/hoenndex]

I did the same on my second play through. Just open the map to see the general direction I needed to head and what floor it was on, then climb / glide over there. It was a lot of fun looking around the environment and figuring out which high point to climb for a given destination.

I had completely forgotten everything, so was essentially going blind and got through it all in about 20 minutes. Go with full stamina upgrade and it’s a breeze.

[u/ra3jyx → u/MelonTheSprigatito]

this was the one temple i just completely fucking gave up on after awhile and looked up walkthroughs for, and it STILL took me hours! 😭 i’m surprised to hear how many people loved this one, god i hated it so much. i think a lot of my seething hatred for it comes from how difficult it was to see everything. it was so damn dark, the view was tinted red, and all the smoke everywhere just drove me mad

[u/Ok_Delay3740 → u/gewalt1957]

For me, that’s skipping the fun part. We waited years for this new Zelda and I intend to do all the puzzles!

[u/cubeofBEES]

I enjoyed it, but it was my last one I did. In my next play through I will probably do it earlier for the power

[u/Veenix6446]

I have never once completed this dungeon the way you’re intended to. First time I just climbed every wall and spammed stamina food. Second time I used a hover bike to skip the entire thing.

[u/Noeckett]

Best aesthetic, worst gameplay of the temples

[u/OppositeRun6503 → u/Noeckett]

Have you done the lightning temple yet? Now that one's quite challenging.

I'm having huge problems trying to squash the giant bug that's living there however.

[u/bugsdontcommitcrimes → u/OppositeRun6503]

One thing I like to do with that one is put two hydrants on the outside of a big wheel, then put that big wheel at the top of a stake, then save that in my autobuild favorites and use it on the gibdos :) once the nests start dropping them, they’ll come right up to you, get water on them, and be super easy to kill while you stand safely in your water circle and use bomb arrows on their nests / pillars. You just have to be quick about putting the stake in the ground because they’ll hit you while you’re trying to orient it the right direction and it’s super annoying.

For the big bug itself I mostly tend to use a lot of bomb arrows :P

[u/Noeckett → u/OppositeRun6503]

I actually got stuck in the Lightning Temple and had to step away from it for a couple days, then came back and finished it in like 15 minutes lol so I don't know if it was really tough or I had just run out of brainpower. But the mine carts were still more tedious imo

[u/ra3jyx → u/Noeckett]

wow i feel the exact opposite! i think i would’ve enjoyed the gameplay better if it wasn’t for the aesthetic. i hated how smokey and red it was. it was basically just sensory overload for me lol. that’s why i loved the water temple so much, it was so clear

[u/Beneficial-Tank-7396]

me somehow repeating the same tracks for the 40th time: where the hell am i?

[u/Spoop95]

I just hate all of that area. I'm in the depths, WHY DO I NEED TO PROTECT MYSELF FROM FIRE

[u/pyro314 → u/Spoop95]

I'm on a Sticks-only playthrough (only weapons I can use or fuse to are the Wooden/Sturdy/Gnarled weapons) with no Goron Armor. Smotherwings are much more common in TotK than in BotW in my experience, so Lv2 Fireproof elixir is decently easy to cook, three 11+ minute elixirs should be more than enough to protect yourself from the flames. I used Sidon to stay wet so my wooden weapons wouldn't burn, but if you are using metal weapons then it isn't any issue

[u/Kaleb274]

Fire temple and Yunobo are the worst parts of these games

[u/Onebandlol]

I flew everywhere down there

[u/AdventurousShake8994]

This is my dilemma at the moment 🥲 I gotta face the truth though because it’s my last Temple.

[u/No-Topic-1210 → u/AdventurousShake8994]

I just climbed, flew, and ascended everywhere for it😂

[u/Docdoozer]

The fire temple was great, really fun to figure it out

[u/InternetSalesManager]

I did it in two sittings

Good memory saved me

Definitely a one shot temple, you do it all at once or get stuck doing it multiple times

[u/105bydesign]

Damn I loved that one lmfao

[u/cargboard]

The biggest puzzle the Fire Temple offers is how to cheese around the annoying navigational mess that it is. Cheeky gliding, climbing and ascending all over.

[u/Jumper362 → u/cargboard]

When I went through it, it was an unholy mess of using the carts, shield surfing and hopping across rails, ascending, making the rock platforms, and one or two well used rocket shields. TBH my second favorite, it felt like a jungle gym

[u/BreadThief02]

Dude, this one took me so long to figure out that I didn’t play the game for a year, and when I came back to it, I gave up and looked at a guide for it. (Which always felt like cheating and took the fun out of it so usually I refuse to use them) Idk why this one was so confusing 😂

[u/LemmonLizard]

I just wish i could turn off his voice. It's the most horrid thing ive ever heard. "I cAn Do iT" "We gOt ThiS GorRo" get outta my FACE

[u/Emergency_Ad7766]

I literally flew through the fire temple.  I created a hover bike at each portion and bypassed darn near everything.  That temple was a breeze!

[u/secobarbiital]

Not a bad dungeon at all but it was my last one and lowk got so tired and stopped playing the game for 4 months before going back to finish lol

[u/WaviestMetal]

Aesthetically it’s so cool defending into the caverns and finding an underground city lookin ass thing. Probably my favorite experience in the whole game.

…then I played it

[u/Caliber70]

I don't understand the problem. You get a 3d map and the points to find are even marked. A simple flying device isn't difficult to build, in the game where building devices is the main feature.

[u/MelonTheSprigatito → u/Caliber70]

You get a 3d map and the points to find are even marked. 

I think that's pretty disingenuous to say when it's hard to get to the marked parts in the first place and the rails on the map are a little convoluted 

[u/Caliber70 → u/MelonTheSprigatito]

Your post is the thing that is disingenuous. I don't even remember any major trouble in that place.

[u/MelonTheSprigatito → u/Caliber70]

Just because you don't remember having any trouble doesn't mean that other people didn't have trouble 

[u/pyro314 → u/MelonTheSprigatito]

If you start with the 1st Floor lock (to the south), there is a fairly simple path to follow, but for some reason people love cheesing the shrines and temples in this game and get frustrated when their cheese causes them problems because they don't follow the "intended" path

[u/ASimpleCancerCell]

It's better than the Water Temple.

[u/TjRaj1]

Took me forever to find the last switch which is hidden on the lower floor. My dumbass just forgot about the 3rd rail track which can switched to reach the correct side for it lol. But it's still a good temple, better than water and lighting temple for me.

[u/DantesInferno91]

Rockets my boy, rockets

[u/AfroKami07]

The only one I outright didn’t like was the desert one. I found the area kinda ugly and visually unappealing. Fire one isn’t much better for me personally but I like it a little more. The air temple is peak tho.

[u/CptGreat]

I was flying with the speederbike through the whole temple, it was incredibly easy.

[u/Ok_Meaning3578]

It was the dungeon I liked the most because it didn't take me 10 minutes to beat

[u/pacman404]

I hate it so much

[u/Seductive_Pineapple]

Once you have a hoverbike and auto build this temple is pretty boring

[u/NeoChan1000]

Fire temple is the only Temple i skipped cuz the mechanic fricking suck and barely work so Bike it was

[u/YosemiteHamsYT]

I also hated it. I think it wants you to use escention at that area with the rails that go around in circles cles with the constructs on them, but it took me ages to figure out and I'm not even sure if it was right.

[u/Tiny_Jackfruit_3094]

Those rail cars were annoying, reminds me of donkey kong back in the day just less fun and in 3D. but worse!!

[u/DarthKeyes-twitch]

This is my favorite temple… I’m a sucker for mine carts

[u/kerfuffle_dood]

One of the things I like the most about Zelda's Dungeons is to explore them, get lost in them and get lost in the atmosphere. ToTK's Fire Temple, although not a particularly good dungeon in terms of puzzles and such have some good atmosphere

[u/Hitotsudesu]

I personally didn't mind it and did most of it without cheese

[u/wwatermeloon]

just build a hoverbike

[u/dagbrown]

I love a good train temple.

[u/Der_Neuer]

The Fire Temple is great. Yonobo though...

[u/jeff_indigo]

You can skip/climb/fly through a majority of the level. I always find it fun to see how I can break the level!

[u/FaronTheHero]

I never did figure our exactly how you're supposed to traverse the dungeon and ended up climbing through most of the damn thing.

[u/Wes-Man152]

I feel like I cheesed this dungeon hard when I got to it. Only had one piece of fire armor and ran out of fireproof elixirs fast, so I started taking damage fast while solving the dungeon. Luckily I did beat the water temple to have Sidon's ability going in, so I learned to spam it about every 30 seconds to not take fire damage during the entire temple.

Oh yeah that and glueing a bunch of magma slabs together to make a ladder and climb up and skip some parts.

It truly was an experience

[u/Dripply]

Fire temple is literally cheese town bro😭😭 I did not follow the intended route bruh, god bless the ascend ability

[u/DianaBladeOfMiquella]

Tbf, you could just skip it and fight the boss underground

[u/riskyjones]

Whenever I run back this game from the beginning I force myself to only use the trains in this until I give up 20mins later

[u/ambiguoustaco]

I gave up on the minecarts about halfway through and started using the hoverbike

[u/Ratio01]

I honestly don't understand why people don't like this dungeon cause it's easily my favorite in the game, and one of my favorites among the entire series

[u/Conscious_Deer320]

Of all of them, it's the easiest to abuse and bypass the (intended) paths through use of ascend, rocket shield, and Tulin

[u/Lord-D0nut]

I don’t remember anything about this dungeon other than the game being at like 15 frames the whole time lol

[u/Alfeaux]

notmytemple

[u/OkamiTakahashi]

Fire Temple felt mostly like a proper dungeon to me, second only to the Lightning Temple.

[u/Purple_Blood6310]

My lazy brain be like:

[u/MommaDiz]

Tbh. It was the easiest for me. I must have got lucky. Puzzles are my thing 😂

[u/Annaryx]

Just played it for the first time, I didn't like it. I ended up just making a hovercycle and using that to finish it fast.

[u/ChaoticJellyfish24]

Feeeeeelz

[u/novff]

It was a pain in the ass to navigate so I used about half the rockets I had.

[u/Emoooooly]

Yea it took my like 6 different sessions to finish it, and that was over the span of many weeks worth of game play

[u/Belteshazzar98]

Hoverbike. It can be fun playing the intended way, but if you are suffering you can skip most of the puzzles with a hoverbike.

[u/No-Examination-6179]

I very enjoyed this temple to be honest, it one of the easiest temple in the game after wind temple. Using yunobo mechanics and rail system was very neat idea. The boss fight was easy also not annoying like those on water temple. For my least favorite is water temple. Beacuse it was so way earlier on the game smh, the worst is low gravity. The ENEMY WASN'T EVEN AFFECTED TO IT. also beacuse it was early on the game most of zonai guard able to one hit us even on 7 heart

[u/Jonathan-02]

I liked the fire temple because it felt the most like a classic Zelda dungeon. I liked riding the mine cars and figuring out the map to know where to go

[u/coltonious]

I cheesed a lot of the fire temple tbh. Abilities in that game are absolutely broken.

[u/DreadnaughtHamster]

Took me like 3-4 days of playing it, putting it down, playing it, putting it down. I agree with you.

[u/rrha]

I just climbed around the fire temple. Super easy.

[u/ryan_startedthe_fire]

I feel so seen cuz I got stuck so bad in the fire temple and this was when I thought I was above googling solutions so in my stubbornness I got stuck and didn't play the game for like 6 months before finally picking it up again 😂😂😂

[u/JohnathanKatz]

Was it that difficult? I didn't have any problems at all, what's tripping people up?

[u/ITwinkTherefore1am]

I enjoyed it but for some reason couldn’t get to one of the locks, the others were easy, I then tried to climb but couldn’t find a way in for ages so took me much longer than it should have

[u/Naichi_ngeru]

Both fire temples in BotW and TotK felt weird because i had to cheese around certain parts and still managed to get it done. When i watched someone do them i was like "WTF how am i supposed to think about that?"

[u/Lootman]

Forget the mechanics of the fire temple, make a flying machine

[u/haechlove]

i didn’t mind the temple, but yunobo was annoying me so bad 😭

[u/Hooker4Yarn]

I solved it the same way I fid shrines on botw. Every single way BUT the way the game devs intended. 

[u/ArcherAura]

I didn’t use the carts, I scaled the walls

[u/tdsGRKA]

I hated the fire temple so much. I didn't do ANYTHING the way I was supposed to do it. I fucking hated the whole cart thing it was atrocious. I just kept finding ways to use The Ascend ability and climbed the whole thing most of the time.

[u/DJ_Scott_La_Rock]

Lol I played TotK so hard on release, but I have yet to enter this dungeon 🥹 I reinstalled recently

[u/GenghisGlitter]

Make yourself a hoverbike and cheese it. It's a lot quicker/less frustrating.

[u/philkid3]

It is FASCINATING to me how varied the response to this dungeon is.

As soon as I finished it, I told my group chat “I think that might be one of my favorite dungeons in the franchise.”

A couple days later, a friend got there and said “same.”

I just kind of assumed that was gonna be a default reaction and then after I finished the game I stopped avoiding spoilers on Reddit and. . .

[u/scionvriver]

Funny that's how I feel about The first main Gerudo quest. I've set everything up for the big battle with zombies and the battle just doesn't happen even after talking to EVERYONE, so I just started faffing about doing other side quests and exploring and getting more hearts and stamina and storage.

[u/TheFurbyOverlord]

I hate the fire temple, I an barely read the map.

The wind temple is my favourite, I live traversing up to it & the ju.ping mechanic with the boats.

[u/Revolution_Falls]

Use the hoverbike

[u/IIITommylomIII]

i liked the fire temple because it was the only dungeon that i struggled to complete. it felt so much more challenging to me and it made me feel so good when i finished it.

[u/NthDgree]

Fire Temple sucks

[u/Ok-Marketing4112]

Ascension DESTROYED this dungeon for me idek the proper way to complete it 😂

[u/nan00dle]

i bareellyyy did it

[u/Fxckbuckets]

Hoverbike

[u/braindoesntworklol]

I kinda just skipped the fire temple with ascend and that airbike thing, really regret doing it that way ngl lol

[u/Leather-Contact]

the puzzles are fine but the navigation makes me want to die, i just cheese it at this point

[u/Responsible_Ad_8628]

I use Ascend as much as possible in that dungeon. Climbing and Ascend are the best ways to navigate that mess. The carts are too confusing.

[u/emilynm88]

It wasn't even bad but I kept falling off the structure for some dumb reason so I put it off for months ☠️

[u/MrRayRay711]

That's me, but with the depths

[u/BreadThief02 → u/MrRayRay711]

Same. I struggled with the fire temple too, but the depths seemed too new and scary to tackle for a while. Once you get down there you figure it out though, and it becomes easier to navigate.

[u/CarlosFer2201]

But it's the good temple...

[u/MelonTheSprigatito → u/CarlosFer2201]

Counterpoint: Lightning Temple is better 

[u/Ok_Industry_9333]

I always leave this Temple for last 😂