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Originally Posted by MDS13
But all YOUR ideas are just ideas with no evidence, at least Dan has something. I'm not sayin' your ideas are fake, just find some evidence to make it more believable  Besides, these threads were made to find the best possible answer, and correct the problems in the theory. |
Oh don't worry. My point is my ideas can't be proven, but they can be envisioned just as easily as Hylian Dans and seem just as possible so he still has a ways to go to perfect his theory, as you said.
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Originally Posted by sage_of_fire
The thing I like about this theory is that it's well done. Most theories I see are "Well this looks like this other thing" and after one or two sentences it's over. This had research and time put into it. And he does verify/give evidence of MOST of his theories in the article. And besides that, I've heard a lot worse theories on stone tower. You make a good point, however, about them saying they are the "children" of the goddesses, and the triforce loins representing that. I remember reading a while back that some of the first cradle of life civilizations would point to their privates when saying something about their child or children. So that too is a possibility. (And I could picture Din liking it rough lol.) Back on topic, rather or not the gamers meant it or not, if stone tower was real, then the builders would have to have something on their mind when they built such a big, time consuming structure, and so far this is the best theory I've heard on what exactly that is. Also, where did you read that Termina was a by product? If you have the article I would like to read it over myself  |
Alrighty, I guess I've made my point then. I think I read the idea that Termina was formed by the Goddesses in Zeldapedia or something, and many articles in that site are disputed for contradicting some in game stuff, though I believe it's straight from Nintendo. Don't hold me on that though, I haven't been on the site for ages, but if it is from the big men themselves there's no reason to not believe it, is there?
And it's 'he' by the way. ;D
Nice talking to you fellows, I'll check back on this tomorrow.