Hey dude, How are ya? Its been like ages since Ive been on here, but I have started working hard writing my script again (now that I have some time) so I thought I'd log back in and see what's crackin. Check the forums etc

pretty good.
how are you?

Sure!

I'm on the windowslive/msn... sometimes that's it...

Sooooooooorrrrrrrrt of.

Ha ha, thanks.

Ok. Thank you random person who randomly told me to watch Sage of Darkness!

The end is Ganondorf gaining knowledge of the Triforce.

I want to do a take on the Hyrulean Civil War.

Excellent. As long as you find some sense in it, I'm happy.

Of course it's inevitable to have problems. There are contradictions between every possible connection (both confirmed and otherwise).

I completely agree with you. Theorising should be calm comparing of ideas to find the most sound conclusion (which is all we do when we theorise on ZI by the way), but sadly, all people do here is defend their own theories and disregard every other theory as if they already found "the perfect timeline."

I try as well fair knight ;D
what's up?

No, I think the Sleeping Zelda Story happened right after ALttP when the Triforce was brought back to Hyrule.

To me, a timeline is any chronological sequence of events. What I was getting at is that a "timeline" isn't restricted to placing every game before/after another. For example, LoZ doesn't have to be placed after ST nor after TP. It can be separate from the sequence of specific events while still following the same timeline of events.

awwwwww! That's sweet.
You sound like a sweet gent

Yes, but it wasn't Impa who cast the spell, it was the King from the backstory.

But that goes back to what I said about looking in the wrong place. It could also depend on how you define a "timeline."

I think it's possible. There's no real reason why it wouldn't be...

XD
well you're a person, so there's my reason to by nice. The fact you're a guy and a Zelda fan only reinforces that statement lolz.
Nice to meet you

What if that spell was cast just after ALttP?

Well, what is your definition of a "perfect timeline"? What I mean is that maybe you have the opinion that no matter what you do you'll have plotholes in your timeline because you aren't looking at the right timelines....

Heh. It's alright.

I know it is very plausible, but why do you think that?

Are you sure about that or are you just seeking the wrong "truth."

hey, how are you?

Aw, I'm sorry.