Although most of them are confined to the game's many dungeons, there are still plenty of puzzles for players to solve around Hyrule in the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake. A great example of this is the Goron City sign puzzle, which you'll find while exploring the Goron settlement as adult Link.
The puzzle requires you to cut down some signs, but in order to get the best possible reward, you'll need to solve a poorly worded logic puzzle to figure out which ones. If you mess it up, you'll instead get a chest with a single Rupee, although you can reset the puzzle by leaving the area and returning later on.
Although it's possible to repair the signs by playing Zelda's Lullaby on your Ocarina, the game will know that you're cheating. The only way to reset the puzzle is to leave and then re-enter Goron City.
To cut a long story short, you'll need to cut down the sign in the middle, the sign on the far right, and the sign on the far left. The order of the first two doesn't matter, but it's important that you cut down the sign on the far left last. If all goes to plan, a chest containing a Purple Rupee will appear on the right plinth.
On paper, the Goron City sign puzzle should be fairly simple, but the wording of a couple of the signs could perhaps be a little better. You can cut the sign on the far left when there are no other signs to cut, and you can't cut the sign to the left of the far-right sign.
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