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Kasz216 said:
Khuutra said:
Me and the wife bought the Historia in Japanese, with the agreement that we would buy it again if it ever released in English.

She had finished preordering it within minutes of finding out it was being translated.

They don't do any timeline stuff do they?

I  really enjoy that timeline stuff even though I personally believe it's all bullshit and most of the games are npt meant to connect together at all.

It establishes the official timeline, yes. It's all laid out in front of us. It's actually kind of dark in a few ways.



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Khuutra said:
Kasz216 said:
Khuutra said:
Me and the wife bought the Historia in Japanese, with the agreement that we would buy it again if it ever released in English.

She had finished preordering it within minutes of finding out it was being translated.

They don't do any timeline stuff do they?

I  really enjoy that timeline stuff even though I personally believe it's all bullshit and most of the games are npt meant to connect together at all.

It establishes the official timeline, yes. It's all laid out in front of us. It's actually kind of dark in a few ways.

Well it'd have to be what with some of the crap that happens in some of the Zelda games and the vast rearranging of some stuff.  So there's an official timeline now.  Huh...

I still say they connected it together all after the fact rather then intended!



Kasz216 said:
Khuutra said:

It establishes the official timeline, yes. It's all laid out in front of us. It's actually kind of dark in a few ways.

Well it'd have to be what with some of the crap that happens in some of the Zelda games and the vast rearranging of some stuff.  So there's an official timeline now.  Huh...

Most Multiple Timeline Theories got it wrong. Turns out there were three timelines at the end of OoT.

The child timeline, the Adult timeline...

And the failed timeline, where Link dies in combat with Ganon



Khuutra said:
Kasz216 said:
Khuutra said:

It establishes the official timeline, yes. It's all laid out in front of us. It's actually kind of dark in a few ways.

Well it'd have to be what with some of the crap that happens in some of the Zelda games and the vast rearranging of some stuff.  So there's an official timeline now.  Huh...

Most Multiple Timeline Theories got it wrong. Turns out there were three timelines at the end of OoT.

The child timeline, the Adult timeline...

And the failed timeline, where Link dies in combat with Ganon

Yeah, i just looked up a timeline chart.

Intresting stuff.

It's funny to think the first game is near the end of one of the timelines... and just wonder what that world is like in cannon.  Are things really so declined that everyone lives in caves and places with secret exits.  (I'm going to assume everyone ISN'T 50+ though.)



Khuutra said:
Kasz216 said:
Khuutra said:

It establishes the official timeline, yes. It's all laid out in front of us. It's actually kind of dark in a few ways.

Well it'd have to be what with some of the crap that happens in some of the Zelda games and the vast rearranging of some stuff.  So there's an official timeline now.  Huh...

Most Multiple Timeline Theories got it wrong. Turns out there were three timelines at the end of OoT.

The child timeline, the Adult timeline...

And the failed timeline, where Link dies in combat with Ganon

Does it make sense overall though?


Also, where did you preorder?



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Kenology said:
Khuutra said:

Most Multiple Timeline Theories got it wrong. Turns out there were three timelines at the end of OoT.

The child timeline, the Adult timeline...

And the failed timeline, where Link dies in combat with Ganon

Does it make sense overall though?


Also, where did you preorder?

Yes and amazon.ca



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