Uprise42

BotW didn’t fit in any one timeline. It had components from all the timelines. However, they said it occurred at the end of all 3 timelines. So my headcannon was that there was a large merging event that combined the timelines back to 1. And I expected it to be a “reset” where games would only reference the story from that point forward to kind of “clean up” the past lore without dealing with it. That clearly didn’t happen since TotK was all about history

I feel like that should be the case, but Nintendo has put themselves in the corner by releasing an “official” timeline. But this would have been pretty easy to fix by simply not calling Rauru the first king of Hyrule. And not making him Zonai. If he’d been a Hylian king that wasn’t the first it would make perfect sense…

Honestly, I loved TotK. But it made me dislike BotW. I love BotW when it released, but TotK made it feel incomplete. So many people were worried about Totk being glorified DLC but what it ended up making was BotW into the early release beta.

But I do enjoy older games as well. I remember playing a link to the past growing up and getting lost in the puzzles. We actually broke the game in one of the dungeons by using a key on the wrong door and soft locking the game in an unbeatable state. Had to start everything over lol. That was the age when some of these games were actually difficult though. Playing oracle of ages on switch and I am flying through it. With about 30 minutes of play time I got the first dungeon completed pretty easily. I think Zelda has evolved quite a few times and each generation of players has their “golden years”

I can see why a lot of people say that. It really does start to break apart under a not-so-fine microscope. I was kind of hoping there was something I was missing that would explain why it didn’t make sense but maybe not…

I have no pity for this man and he should die. However, I don’t believe the government should have the power to execute its citizens. This case may be as black and white as they come, but this gives the government the ability to make the argument in some fairly gray cases. He shouldn’t be sentenced to death. Life in prison with no chance of ever being released, sure. But never should the government be allowed to kill its own people for any reason.

I’ve been around so many sites trying to figure it out but the consensus is that no one really knows… it just kind of happened. It’s a legit photo and not shopped though

We’ve had a couple funny ones where I work. I provision users in our call centers phone system.

[email protected] is the most innocent one I’ve come across. Emails are only internal for us so no one really says anything since customers don’t see them

Such a shame everyone keeps getting fired in the end of the 29th year. Why did you have to drop the can of baked beans Martha? No it doesn’t matter that it didn’t break or dent, you still dropped it

Is t there a mlemmy bug causing that? I don’t use mlemmy but I think I heard one of the lemmy apps having that bug

https://www.nytimes.com/badges/games/mini.html?d=2023-07-27&t=325&c=dd533eb01539ceabda08bf101a9a09fa&smid=na-share

I was referring to Stewart Rhodes. But I think we’ll be seeing some bigger names in the near future. Fingers crossed for more than 18 years

The ringleader, the guy who planned the whole thing, who planned to overthrow the government and assassinate members of congress. He got 18 years in prison. If you think that’s egregious then there’s something wrong with you. Frankly that’s not long enough. People died that day. They wanted to kill others. And you think that most people getting a couple months is too much?