No offense intended.

Whenever I read something about major changes concerning my precious loved game, I’d like to go buy an airplane ticket to Japan and smack some sense in those developers. The reason why I don’t actually do this is because…well, I just don’t have the money. Besides, you never know when you might run into the next karate kid.

Anyway, after reading this I didn’t feel the urge to knock someone senseless. No, I would welcome these changes. I did always wonder why the Hero of Time didn’t show up when Ganon returned. I pitied the people of Hyrule, vulnerable without a hero by their side. And knowing Ganon, it would be child’s play destroying Hyrule without Link saving the day. So just maybe he did have some resistance. Yes, mostly because the gods decided to flood Hyrule but what if someone did step up and took the job of Hylian Hero. Would he buy time for the people of Hyrule to take shelter and would he eventually die defending Hyrule while the gods seal it away. The story of a Hero with a tragic ending always interested me more than one with a happy ending. This works even better if that hero isn’t the Link we know and love. But even so, isn’t Link different in every zelda game thus far? Yes, he always wears the same outfit and fights with mostly the same weapons but he wasn’t always the same farmboy, child of the forest or inhabitant of Outset Island. No, he died eventually and the spirit of the Hero of Time was reborn in another young boy. So does it matter that much that the boy once in a while doesn’t resemble most of the previous heroes? I’d welcome the change, but that’s not what it says in this article I’m afraid. This new character doesn’t have the spirit within him, but he’s a hero all the same. When all seems lost, he’s the one that rises to challenge the evil and smite it for the good of Hyrule.

So the story, like I described it would be awesome from my point of view. Now, Steampunk. This offers great gameplay adaptations and changes, they could be subtle or even mindblowing. It could make a game great or disappointing. As the ultimate optimist I’d like to say that people in general are, like myself, optimists. Unfortunately, I encounter my fair share of pessimists in regular life. It’s the same here, people mostly don’t want these changes because they are, as much as they’ll try to deny it, pessimists. They can’t believe that changes can result into something good, not that I can blame any of them. I get disappointed in life just as much as anyone else. However, I trust the developers of Zelda and if they ever were to try implementing this in a game, I could only cheer for their decision.

But all this seems pointless now since we still don’t have any new information on this subject or the game itself. All we can do now is wait and hope that Nintendo will surprise us in a very good way.

I mean, have you EVER heard an interviewee speak with such blatant fanboyish revelation? Real people don’t speak like that :0/.

We’ll see.

but they may work together…..im not to bright on that subject

it is a darker thing, a darker view of an obvious path, “what would happen if Ganon wins??” is the question and there is your answer

and i don´t like WW because there is too much ocean and the islands are too small

but thats all no more everything else i think is cool

thats my oppinion, see ya!