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This quest took me quite a while to complete, and I'm actually quite pleased with the result. It's a classic-styled quest which started off in version 1.90 and got upgraded around the time I hit the third level.
I've compiled an archive of tracker files for this quest which greatly enhances the experience. For those on slower connections or computers, don't despair! The quest still has a high quality MIDI soundtrack, as well. You can grab the module files here (just copy and paste the link). You will need an archive reader that supports the RAR format to export these songs. I WAS hoping I'd get them hosted on here, but I felt it'd be better not to pester LTM about it after initially asking him. If the mods ever go down, try again later, it's likely a webhost issue. Thanks go out to Exate, Rambly, SNN, Nathaniel, Ironfist, Eppy, Sephiroth, Dustminion, Lithium, and anyone else I might have missed for beta testing. This quest would've bombed if not for you. ATTENTION: ANYONE WHO DOWNLOADED PRIOR TO JULY 27TH, 8:40 PM, PLEASE REDOWNLOAD. A game-breaking bug has been fixed.
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Posted by Lithium
I really had fun with this, easily one of the greatest quests I've played. Very outstanding.
Posted on 07/28/2009
Updated 07/28/2009
Posted by Exate
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Lastly, I strongly recommend downloading the module music for this quest if you have the connection speed to handle it. The mood of the quest is entirely different with these songs in place, and only a few of them hail from video games--so, everything will be pretty fresh in that regard. Anyway, Bloodstar, you've improved over the years that I've known you. Congratulations on completion of something you're proud of. 
Posted on 07/25/2009
Updated 07/25/2009
Posted by Exate
A truly fine classic-styled quest. It held my interest from start to finish, which is a more-than-good requisite for a 5/5 from me. Most quests these days that I try out, I end up quitting.
LTTS is an unbloated, classic 8-piece Triforce quest. Each dungeon is very much distinguished from one another; it doesn't hold an entirely consistent design (ie. screen composition varies from dungeon to dungeon, which is something many quest makers--myself, included--have failed to do in the past, and today), and each has an atmosphere different from the last. I'd say for the average player, the quest would be moderate to mildly hard in difficulty. Expect to die a few times at the very least. [Continued in next comment]
Posted on 07/25/2009
Updated 07/25/2009
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