| Wyrdness said: Yet here you are riled up over an old meme. The Zelda fanbase has been known to flip flop on opinions which is why the meme came into being also coined as the Zelda cycle it was a running gag for over a decade, you've seen people articulate well whoopee want a medal because I've seen just as many do the opposite and make contradictory arguments. People have a right to complain yes but then people can also call out said complaints if they feel the are contradictions get over yourself. |
Riled up? I wasn't upset or even emotional at all, merely expressing my opinion. I have to admit I am now though.
You know someone can write paragraphs about a topic and not be riled up, right? Especially when they end the conversation saying that it's perfectly fine to think what you want? 
Oh boy ... what was it you said earlier? "Too bad most of the contradictions from the Zelda fanbase aren't explained". Seems like you don't like it when people take the time to explain things to you! And you tell me to get over myself while all I did was write an innocent reply informing you on why the basis for that "meme" isn't a good argument (which you posted in agreement with an actual argument, otherwise I wouldn't have even replied), while you're asking an entire fanbase to justify an opinion most of them don't even agree on, and then act like I'm fuming at the seems for just having a healthy discussion with you. Also hilarious you respond as if I said you can't call out a contradiction when my 2nd to last sentence says plain as day that you're more than welcome to.
Christ, now I actually am upset. It sucks when you are writing a well thought out reply wanting a meaningful discussion and then you get a reply that doesn't even respond to anything substantial you mentioned, and then goes on to just act like you're an emotional wreck for taking the time out of your day to write about something you love (video games and the community), on a forum that's literally all about said thing you love. All I was trying to have was a meaningful conversation on why oversimplifications like that are mostly incorrect or false.
