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"Of course it wasn't foreshadowed, nobody is saying it was foreshadowed" "Wait, I misread what people were saying" "Of course there was foreshadowing"

@GrooseIsLoose you need to allow PMs from me to play this game by the way If anyone can reach out to lain and kod that would be awesome. Kod also needs to read the OP before we can start

Man, you say that, but just wait till the other guys wake up The story depends on the emphasis mineru placed on draconification. you're writing more fanfiction but this time your fanfiction retroactively worsens the source material for its existing

so we can all agree that it was never foreshadowed good enough for me

Elden ring except it's 25% smaller and half of the legacy dungeons are completely linear

don't argue with bowsette. Their reading comprehension isn't the greatest, and they're also prone to fits of disingenuity and I disagree that zelda's reversion is foreshadowed/ "built up to". Any instance of recall being used is more prominently showcased as an example of the expected plot...

but this isn't evidence. Nobody in the story says, "to drop a teacup is the last resort! Once you drop a teacup, there's no turning it back into a teacup." Explaining how recall works doesn't explain how it's able to reverse an irreversible change

After thinking about it, I can see why someone would like the ending if they like, have a relationship with zelda? Which I don't understand what that would look like but if you get the happy ending and then on top of it you're like WOW, AND ZELDA'S ALIVE AGAIN! Sure much easier to ignore the...

like I'm pretty critical of parts of the elden ring story too, especially the DLC. I think you could draw a lot of parallels, like the fact that both games' storytelling styles suffer from the open world presentation

Do it

I also didn't mind it. It's objectively bad

I think watching the ending of tears and thinking "oh, yeah, that makes sense" is the opposite of critical thinking lol can't express how big of a difference there is between using evidence in the game to come up with a theory and spitballing that something happened to fill in gaps that exist...

Great so we're back to fanfiction

Kintsugi/wabisabi isn't my point, it was just an illustrative example. Broken things can be mended. Physical changes are reversible. Chemical changes are irreversible. This isn't always the case, but it usually is. If you're told something is a chemical change, you wouldn't expect it to be...

There's an entire Japanese art style that disagrees with you, not a real argument And if collecting zeldas memories is a big deal, why is it entirely optional? Why is saving zelda from becoming a dragon not tied to recovering her memories?

Define dungeon

That's literally fancy talk for time travel

I wouldn't expect anything original to the DS titles to make a comeback. One of the all time greatest features, writing on your map, was discarded simply because it came from the ds games. So I think it's unlikely that a race that isn't overwhelmingly popular would return in a mainline title

The real issue with it has always been the emphasis the story places on that transformation being irreversible. If there was a side quest to unlock a true ending where you learn there is a way to save zelda that would be one thing, but it happens literally non sequitur

Yeah man it's weird to not listen to REAL music like cardi b or Katy perry

Ppl gotta be horny on main like why tho Keep it to yourself

The oot time travel gets a pass because link ages along with it And I'm not sure if demise was ever a baby

So they could have gone back in time to kill baby ganon

I imagine there will be room for you. I'll put you as a substitute for now but if someone doesn't respond to their ready check then you'll be in. Make sure you fully read the OP though

Make sure you read the OP Make sure you read the OP For everyone else, I'm having some issues with my PC that I'll hopefully resolve by the end of this week. We can still streamline the startup process by having everyone check back in and making sure they're ready for the game to start this...

I started fallout by playing fallout 1

I really like starting with the first one. If I don't like the first one all I have to do is say I didn't like it and the fans will make it quite clear whether or not the other games are similar or not

I think the hullabaloo exists because some people don't agree with the timeline or find "faults" in it that don't really matter in the grand scheme of things

In terms of visual improvement: Tphd Wwhd Oot3d Mm3d Sshd The visuals of all these games bar twilight princess have aged pretty well. Wind waker HD added a bloom effect that really makes the overworld feel hot, and all the textures just look a bit smoother and lifelike. Oot and mm had the low...

I knew this but forget it from time to time. In gen 3 pokemon double battles, you can toggle your hp bar to instead show the number of hp you have left by pressing start

I consider myself an earthbound fan. I was afraid to play earthbound for a long time because I wanted to like it, and my experience with certain games "inspired by earthbound" made me worried that I wouldn't like the game because the games it inspired were all so terrible. So I think I was a...

The bit about link and zelda makes me think maze runner It's still a bit generic but I like the idea that things we perceived as magic and mysticism are grounded in this world's physical laws

No lol

It really depends almost entirely on the embouchure and technique being applied, like you get some really unique sounds out of a trumpet or saxophone if you have enough control

Well, yes and no The fire brought disparity, but as the fire fades, things like "linearity" become more like suggestions, so bits and pieces of all the dark souls games take place at vastly different times in the same locations. The high wall of lothric is not meant to be there, it just...

It was just one that came to mind because there are like 30 games in the ff universe, including kingdom hearts and such I picked three series that I know have loosely interconnected games and that I don't know the exact timeline of

Without looking it up please tell me the chronology of the metroid, pokemon, and final fantasy series

This particular pizza ranch is different Normally pizza ranch isn't like that at all

The most psychotic thing in this psychotic rant is the equivocation on display stubbornly insisting that a timeline can only exist if it's planned out ahead of time as a master plan Did you know that if I relayed the events to you of my morning getting ready for school, they would exist on a...

Really though, the story feels like a continuation of botw but it feels like it takes place in a parallel universe where details are slightly different Wonder if there could have been some kind of weird inciting incident in the beginning of tears that caused it to diverge from the main timeline...

I knew it

One of these days the "it's just a story!" Excuse will send me off the deep end and I will actually sudoku over it

Why is there a new timeline without Echoes of wisdom on it

You have a penchant for phrasing things in the worst way possible

Game was released unfinished and didn't get finished for half a year, more if you count arena pvp as part of the game

Congratulations or sorry that happened

So in other words, your word on the series holds more weight than the creators themselves

While the downfall timeline probably didn't exist from the beginning, SMS did a bit of research iirc that supports the theory that the downfall timeline was an internal consistency by the time wind waker was released

It gives me indie game vibes which I'm kinda here for

okay this is definitely not a zelda game but wow that looks fun, I do actually want it