That wasn't too bad I guess. I've seen better from you though!

Haha, you are funny

There are a lot of problems with this argument.

First, it is still acceptable to say The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past is an all-time great game simply because it is. Even if it had a terrible story, it would still be one of the best games out there if everything else was the same.

Second, although Nintendo did not have the entire story for the Zelda games planned out and Ocarina of Time was still years away, there is still some things that need to be said about it. First, you claim that it is a huge coincidence that the desendents of the Seven Sages are all female, but who's to say the Seven Sages themselves weren't all female? In the SNES game, they referred to as The Seven Wise Men, but this turned out to be a mistranslation. In the Japanese version, they were always referred to as Sages and their sex was never specified. This was later corrected in the Western release of the GBA version. Even if the Sages weren't all female, most of the time we have seen the Sages throughout the Zelda series, most of them were female, so to have all female desendents isn't too much of a stretch.

Thirdly, you're using the argument because Zelda and the Sages are kidnapped, that must mean the role of the female is to be kidnapped. However, you fail to mention that the KNIGHTS OF HYRULE, THE STRONGEST AND MOST WELL TRAINED MEN WHO ARE ASSIGNED THE TASK OF PROTECTING THE KING all fall under Aghanim's spell. The female characters do not. Is there any sexism towards men here? Is it implied that men are dumber than women? 

Then you go on to complain about the hysterical women in Kakariko village, even though there are other women in the game who don't act that way. So let's say there were two hysterical men instead. Would that be sexist? 

Then you complain that when the females are saved, they do nothing except for thanking the character that saved them. Is there anything wih thanking a hero for saving you? Also, what exactly would they have done afterwards? 

Then there's Zelda's behavior. Given the situation, she was clearly in a hurry. Not to mention, she's much nicer later on.

Finally, Zelda isn't sexist, but it isn't. Men are just as weak as women in that universe. You can argue about how things should have been but keep in mind, it is fantasy, which is why in that game's world it is possible for a young boy who may not have even hit puberty yet to save the entire world, even though Hyrule had an entire army at it's disposal.

Eh, who cares about all that. Still a fun game regardless.

Though I'm with BraLoD, to be somewhat serious in this thread, Link's Awakening has been stomping ALttP since 1993.

I think games like Bayonetta and God of War are great. So I wonder wat that makes me, on the bright side I also love Uncharted. Which has the most believable female characters yet in Videogames. Especially Elena in the fourth installment.

Mehh.....you can, and should, do better than impersonating Anita. This might be the most boring post I've seen from you

Bayonetta is not sexist.

No game is, really.

Hmm... are you sure?

Perhaps not but God of War sure is. Besides if entertainment says a lot about a person like think Zelda link to the past is great making you sexist. I can't imagine what Bayonetta makes me. Besides the game is intentionally objectifying woman, unlike OP I am not a SJW and I don't give a crap about that. I think it is humorous in an odd kind of way to strip to summon a demon.