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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998)

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I've talked about this on-stream a few times, now, but there's a crazy new type of randomizer called Archipelago. It allows for multiple people to have randomized games, from all sorts of different genres, all with their items mixed and matched between them. If someone playing Minecraft gets an achievement, it might send a Deku Shield to my Zelda game instead. It's WILD.

In order to pull my own weight when trying out Archipelago with my friends, I need to get a lot more practice with playing through the Randomizer options that exist. Today, I'm practicing a bit of the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Randomizer, specifically doing a Triforce Hunt. The goal is to gather 10 pieces of the Triforce, with all of the items all mixed up in this game into different locations around Hyrule.

Honestly, I have NO CLUE if I've set everything up well or not. I forgot to download the spoiler log of this game, too, so I have no clue where we'll end up getting to and what we might end up getting stuck on. We'll give it our best shot, though!

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Just in case anyone happens to see this - I'm a Middle School teacher for Multimedia. I teach kids ages 11-14 all about filming, editing, voice recording, things like that!

This year (starting in the summer, because WOOHOO, summer break!), I am learning more about YouTube Live by actually streaming to it. I want to be a more informed person about this type of streaming, so that any questions that my future students ask can be answered with some experience!

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Ambient Music provided by Harris Heller from StreamBeats. Look them up, they're awesome!

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I'm hiding this all the way down here. I personally don't think it's a good idea for me to push for monetary donations when I'm mostly just streaming to my students, but enough of them have asked how it would work that I finally broke down and set up a way to tip. Please, please, only tip money if you really want to show support for a Multimedia teacher learning more tricks of the trade. The money will go directly into funding the stream itself, through games and broadcasting materials.

https://streamelements.com/mrmultimedia/tip

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