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Dragon Age, Mass Effect, Fallout and The Elder Scrolls, those games have many mods for females with long hair because the hair the games made are sometimes not the greatest, especially the ones with physics.

I think I winged it and got lucky. I had just bought the game and played it from the 20th of November to December 20th. It was a literal month I spent playing and beating it, and spent many late nights obsessed with finding out how it would end. That puzzle plus 3 AM was a bad combo lol I'll...

The hair cutting as I mentioned previously happened with two other princesses who lost a family member and the burden turned to them to rule in the midst of war. I think that will be the in-game reason, but the actual reason would likely be for players to customize her. I know many games have...

A longer trailer with actual gameplay, maybe a hint at what's going on with Ganondorf and if the castle rising up is connecting us to SS in someway.

Over an hour for me. Once I get something I never forget how I did it, but that was something I would have preferred to forget.

I love puzzles, but I think the worst for me and I would never like to do it again is the puzzle in SS at Thunderhead. I swear I rage quit too many times to count! It's the one time I ever looked up a guide for help, but the game was fresh and there was no guide yet. Also in Beyond the Beyond...

I try and find chickens to anger in any game and see what happens. I also have grave robbing tendencies ever since ALttP.

Just finished supper. I had steak and rice.

For me, Final Fantasy VI and Breath of Fire III always stuck out as some of the most enjoyable and memorable boss music in video games. I'm usually not fond of boss music because it starts to hurt my ears with how rave-like it can get, but those ones feel like actual boss music to get the player...

I loved how the temple music in Ocarina would match the location.

I love a good puzzle that takes a bit of time to solve and makes me think for it, and makes me want to solve it. I don't want to make every dungeon that way though. Just the ones that are significant to the plot. Side dungeons should be more like Skyrim's tomb exploring imo, but the temples...

I'm not a dungeon fan, but what makes a dungeon for me is if it's not overly complicated or frustrating, has puzzles that are fun to solve but takes effort to figure them out and for the love of the Goddess no floor/wallmasters! Those things give me anxiety!

4 hours of sleep thanks to a thunderstorm that had my cats wrecking havoc in the house until 2 AM.

I'll take a look and see what I can find! Edit: Was it something like this?

Oh no! I can't get it out of my head now!

I blame Fallout 3 and SWTOR, but I gotta go with Erik Todd Dellums.

I think it's called "The Legend of Zelda" because it's Zelda's story (Hylia) seen through Link's eyes (us the player). Link is the chosen hero, but it's not his story.

There's a lot of opportunity that could be missed if she's just caputured again. I think it would be a nice change for Zelda. It reminds me of Secret of Mana. Sometimes you needed more than one companion to solve the puzzles. It made it fun and challenging!

That's what I'm hoping for too. I thought maybe SS would do it, but Zelda only joined us for the beginning and not even as an actual companion.

She reminds me of the princess in Wild Arms (similar look too). She cuts her hair after her father dies, which is also what Garnet does in Final Fantasy IX when her mother dies.

Can you remember the cover art? I think I know what you're talking about, but it's been so long. I do remember the "choose your own adventure" books with Link and Zelda. I would read them all the time!

That's exactly what I was thinking! I've seen people worried something happens to Link because of the reversed song that sounds like it's saying that, and we'll be forced to play as Zelda only. That will not happen.

Back when SS showed the first big trailer, a handful of us foolishly theorized Ghirahim was Vaati. Good times... :shrugs:

I honestly don't see anything wrong with Zelda being playable, but Link was always meant to be the player. The name is meant to connect the player with the character.

How much longer until 2020 arrives? I'm done with 2019.

Zelda with short hair is likely symbolic. She is moving away from her past, living as someone new. Being playable would be great, but I think something will happen to her when Ganondorf wakes up. He seems to look right at her and she is trapped with him, while Link is above with his hand...

Exploding head syndrome. I thought sleep paralysis was bad. I was wrong.

A Link to the Past. It was my first Zelda game, and for me, nothing has ever truly captured the feel of Zelda since that game.

The new TROS leaks.

It might seem odd, but I'm actually gettiing Dragon Age vibes from that teaser. The dark underground roads with hidden secrets looks like the Deep Roads. The mummified Ganondorf reminds me of Andraste/Mythal in the new DA teaser, and Link's glowing hand seems reminiscent of the Inquisitors...

That's because most of the story leading up to it is in books.

I don't think Ganondorf is dead. If you listen to the slow heartbeat, it speeds up after the green Gerudo writing vanishes. He's in a mummified state similar to Monks in BOTW. I could see the Malice forming into a version of Demise, but not the Demon King himself.

Zelda's Lullaby is iconic, but I'm very fond of Epona's Song.

I've been thoroughly invested in the leaks/rumors going around about TROS, and that teaser is definitely misleading. Reminds me of the BOTW 2 teaser from E3. Nothing is as it seems.

Currently Skyrim, but Fire Emblem: Three Houses has piqued my interest.

I'm not really the type that likes to hang out, but gender doesn't matter to me. I tend to gravitate towards people with similar interests, and that always seems to be males.

The idea isn't bad, but how it's executed is what's important.