The Guide Book!

How many people are plaining too use a guide book for Twilight Princess?

I wonder if the guide book is being worked on right now?

What do you mean? Stratigy guide or the instuction manual? If you mean a stratigy guide, then yes I will buy one simply for sidequest purposes, or at least offical art.

use a guide book in the game??? i dont think so..i think it clears all the emotion to him...only in difficult parts...i think so.... i dont know yours oppinion

that ruins the game dont you think?

I'll buy a guide book but I probably will only use it for sidequests. I mean, besides a dedicated few, how many people found all the gold skulltulas in Ocarina of Time without the help of a guidebook? I sure didn't, other than that though, most temples are relatively easy to figure out so no need to use one.

I might use an internet source every once in a while, but I complete as much as I can by myself. After all, I don't have oodles of time to spend on figuring out how to open a door. I'd say actually finishing the game and the feeling I get from that far out weighs any "guilt" I might feel by using a walkthrough on how to complete a certain side-quest.

I'm getting the guidebook . Because I tend to get lost in palace-type dungeons <_<. Especially if it's my first run. And for the online guides. I don't think so. I'd rather look at the official guide while I'm playing the game. Instead of having to go back and forth to see the online guides while playing the game.

when does the guide book come out? usually they come out before the games release maybe its a good idea to not come online starting the day or day before the guides go on sale.

I will buy the guide book after I beet the game for the heart pieces and stuff.
I may use an internet walkthrough for stuff I really can't figure out through.

Originally Posted by Prophecy

How many people are plaining too use a guide book for Twilight Princess?

No. I bought the official one for OoT after I had beaten the game but the info there is really basic and works like the manual. The internet is far more superior if you want detailed walkthroughs.

I think it's worth getting the guides for the artwork though

I'm plaining on buying the guide book because I'm a collecter and if I get stuck it will be usefull.

Nope. Not gonna use it. It doesn't feel like it's you playing the game if you use the guide.

The game isn't out yet and already you guys are thinking about using the guidebook? Come on, where's your sense of adventure and exploration?

Will I use a strategy guide for Twilight Princess? Probably not. I have been known to use strategy guides for other games though. I've never used one for any Zelda game up to this day... although if I'm stuck really bad, I go to online walkthroughs for a bit of help, and that's it.

NO. No. And no. I collected the 100 skulltulas, and all the Heart Pieces (except one) and everything else in OoT, without a guide. And it was just tooo great and satisfactory. So, yes. I´m going to finish TP with many things, and after I finish it, I´going to search for every tiny sidequest and collectible in the world, without any guide.

I think this is the most absolute way to play a game, the biggest experience.

I made the mistake of using one for MM. I've never used one since or ever will.

I'd probably use the guide book eventually, it's really annoying when I'm completely stuck in a game I want to enjoy, I think it's unnecessary to glance at the book every time you hit a puzzle, guidebooks are a last resort kind of thing where you're just sick of not making any progress and would like to move onto another area so that you can explore on your own without using a guide.

and besides, I love to collect zelda guide books for the official art and the character info.

I reserved one, but I don't plan to use it until I've beaten the game once. I usually use the guidebooks for drawing references ^^;;;

The guide book: http://www.ebgames.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=831752