Another Zelda RPG?!?!That's probably what you thought when you saw the title. Well, you were wrong. Mine allows for an intricate battle system, many hidden secrets, and it follows the story of the console games and Minish Cap. You don't have just one starting place for every character; you will go to different places with each character. It offers tons of replay value as many events or items will unlock secrets in a previous area. There will be many characters to play as, hundreds of enemies to battle, and a variety of items to collect. With different times of the day, different things will happen in the same situation, like the thief in North Clock Town will only be around at night, shops will open and close a specific times, and Skeletons will appear at night. Something you do could affect another player in drastic ways, and vice-versa. Two players can meet up together and form a party, or they can battle each other. The admins will take up the role of the evil characters, traveling the land in search of new good peoples to destroy and yes, they can still play the game without being forced to fight other players (it is encouraged that they do). In return for beating an administrator, you recieve a medal (not like in Ocarina of Time). Once you get all six medals (okay, it is like Ocarina), you are... I've said too much already. You'll find out. Strike against the administrators early, they can get stronger also.
Admins
In this game there is no defined level system. The damage is defined by the amount of experiance (Exp) you have, the attack, the enemy, and the character you are using. Since the administrators will decide this, they should have a large knowledge of at least both N64 games and preferably all games other than CD-i games. You might want to be able to explain the relationship between all Legend of Zelda games (no, I'm not going to ask). There really is no test for it, but you have to want to be an evil character
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Admins
In this game there is no defined level system. The damage is defined by the amount of experiance (Exp) you have, the attack, the enemy, and the character you are using. Since the administrators will decide this, they should have a large knowledge of at least both N64 games and preferably all games other than CD-i games. You might want to be able to explain the relationship between all Legend of Zelda games (no, I'm not going to ask). There really is no test for it, but you have to want to be an evil character
The site is: http://z8.invisionfree.com/Asuran/index.php?act=idx