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Settle down sonny
Thanks old man.
Regardless of that any way I look at this I don't think you could be playing [i]the[i/] Ganondorf, the ones that appears in OoT, TP, and WW. I don't believe there is any conceivable way he could have survived much less stayed the king of the Gerudos.
But @Onarax is hardly ever on. His exact words were:
That was two days ago, I did start the collab and I haven't heard from him since.
If he doesn't show up can we all just agree that Sapphire won the match?
My schedule is a bit whack. So go ahead and start it yourself.
That was two days ago, I did start the collab and I haven't heard from him since.
If he doesn't show up can we all just agree that Sapphire won the match?
Well, either way, we promise not to burn the place down while you're gone. :P
But... but... :( *puts matches down*
Hmm... Anyone have any suggestion for Ganon? If not I'll go my way and make YOUR FACE THE GREATEST IN KORIDAI
Are you actually playing Ganon:
Cause that is not the same thing as Ganondorf. If you start using them interchangeably I'm going to get hella confused and be asking for clarification every time you post.
I don't know if this helps but in the old RP Zmerr was playing Gandondorf. He was a reincarnation who was visiting Hyrule for the sake of peace negotiations between Hyrule and the Gerudos. He wanted to give his people a better life and break the cycle of the Goddesses which always cast him as the villain. This was of course a smokescreen for taking over Hyrule and bringing it under Gerudo rule. If that helps you're welcome to use it.
That's actually very well done. Am I to assume in this version then that Arbiter's Grounds and the Spirit Temple are not the same place?
Also is Nabooru a Gerudo City?
Maybe you should put the map in the Original Post.
Also is Nabooru a Gerudo City?
Maybe you should put the map in the Original Post.
@Li Well maybe after years of waiting Saria finally decided to leave the woods and rather than dying she just started to age normally?
That is what I said a couple pages back. Maybe I should stop doing such lengthy explanations. People seem to get stuck on the details and miss the larger message. Short and to the point might work better.
Hey guys, quick question, does anyone know how many different colors Navi is able to turn? So far the only one I remember is green.
@Apollosarcher I had an idea regarding your "Hero of Memory". This has some completely invented mythology behind it so stay with me.
Their have been many heroes clad in green, the Hero of Time, Wind, Twilight, Dreams and many more. However there is one hero that is never sung about, never mentioned, has no legend to his name for one simple reason, he was not a hero. When the Cycle of the Goddesses began several thousand years ago a divine accident delivered the baby that would become the hero into the hands of the Gerudo people. Instead of killing him as was their custom the Gerudo decided to bring him up as one of there own. He was raised with the values of the desert thieves and when he was called forth to become the Champion of Light and was gifted with the Triforce of Courage he was thrilled, he set off on his quest. He vanquished the evil which he was called to defeat but when he obtained all three pieces of the Triforce rather than wishing a golden age for the people of Hyrule the Desert Hero instead followed his upbringing. He wished for ultimate power. The Triforce obliged transforming this hero into The Fierce Deity. The Fierce Deity took control of Hyrule, imprisoned its royal family and ruled for exactly one year as a tyrant. That was when the Goddesses stepped in. The Hero was meant to be the embodiment of good, of all that was right, this Fierce Deity was the kind of monster that the Hero was called to fight against. So the Goddesses waged war with this being who by virtue of his wish on the Triforce was powerful enough to combat even them. When the fight was done the Goddesses emerged victorious, the Fierce Deity stripped of his power. Ashamed of what their cycle had done to Hyrule The Goddesses razed the Fierce Deity from everyone's memory and from all written records and imprisoned his soul within a mask that they hid away in the center of the moon of another world.
So I was thinking that while no one remembers this Evil Link, because our Hero of Memory can utilize the memories of the Links that came before him the memories from this power hungry Link start to bleed through. While Link makes use of the Fierce Deity's power he is almost unstoppable but he starts to lose control of it and after awhile begins to fear that he is losing his humanity to it. I don't know if you like that or not but feel free to do with it what you want.
Well obviously it's a new Hyrule much the different between Twilight Princess Hyrule and Ocarina of Time Hyrule, the world doesn't follow any of the configurations of the previous games but we're still going to have most of not all if the familiar settings. I mean would you play a Zelda game that didn't have a Death Mountain? Okay their are one or two exceptions to that I know, you don't have to point them out. My point is Zelda needs her Hyrule Castle, Saria needs her Kokiri Forest, Gorons need Death Mountain. We're not going be using a map from an old game but we're going to have all these kinds of classic Zelda locations. Now how are they positioned in this new world?
Their have been many heroes clad in green, the Hero of Time, Wind, Twilight, Dreams and many more. However there is one hero that is never sung about, never mentioned, has no legend to his name for one simple reason, he was not a hero. When the Cycle of the Goddesses began several thousand years ago a divine accident delivered the baby that would become the hero into the hands of the Gerudo people. Instead of killing him as was their custom the Gerudo decided to bring him up as one of there own. He was raised with the values of the desert thieves and when he was called forth to become the Champion of Light and was gifted with the Triforce of Courage he was thrilled, he set off on his quest. He vanquished the evil which he was called to defeat but when he obtained all three pieces of the Triforce rather than wishing a golden age for the people of Hyrule the Desert Hero instead followed his upbringing. He wished for ultimate power. The Triforce obliged transforming this hero into The Fierce Deity. The Fierce Deity took control of Hyrule, imprisoned its royal family and ruled for exactly one year as a tyrant. That was when the Goddesses stepped in. The Hero was meant to be the embodiment of good, of all that was right, this Fierce Deity was the kind of monster that the Hero was called to fight against. So the Goddesses waged war with this being who by virtue of his wish on the Triforce was powerful enough to combat even them. When the fight was done the Goddesses emerged victorious, the Fierce Deity stripped of his power. Ashamed of what their cycle had done to Hyrule The Goddesses razed the Fierce Deity from everyone's memory and from all written records and imprisoned his soul within a mask that they hid away in the center of the moon of another world.
So I was thinking that while no one remembers this Evil Link, because our Hero of Memory can utilize the memories of the Links that came before him the memories from this power hungry Link start to bleed through. While Link makes use of the Fierce Deity's power he is almost unstoppable but he starts to lose control of it and after awhile begins to fear that he is losing his humanity to it. I don't know if you like that or not but feel free to do with it what you want.
Shall we say it looks completely different from any of the games? Barring obvious things like the kokiri being in the forest and stuff. That way we could have a more flexible setting with more opportunity to make new interesting locations.
Well obviously it's a new Hyrule much the different between Twilight Princess Hyrule and Ocarina of Time Hyrule, the world doesn't follow any of the configurations of the previous games but we're still going to have most of not all if the familiar settings. I mean would you play a Zelda game that didn't have a Death Mountain? Okay their are one or two exceptions to that I know, you don't have to point them out. My point is Zelda needs her Hyrule Castle, Saria needs her Kokiri Forest, Gorons need Death Mountain. We're not going be using a map from an old game but we're going to have all these kinds of classic Zelda locations. Now how are they positioned in this new world?
Now the difficult question, what does Hyrule look like right now?
I assume we are setting this at some future date in which all the zelda games (barring CDI) are valid as history but is not set at a specific point in the Zelda Timeline.
There's a number of landmarks we're going to need to fit in:
If I'm missing any let me know but these are all staples of the Zelda series we've got to work out exactly how all of these are configured in our world.
I assume we are setting this at some future date in which all the zelda games (barring CDI) are valid as history but is not set at a specific point in the Zelda Timeline.
There's a number of landmarks we're going to need to fit in:
- Kokiri Village
- Kakariko village
- Temple of Time
- Sacred Grove
- Lost Woods
- Zora's Domain
- Death Moutain
- Hyrule Castle and Castle Town
- Gerudo Desert
- Gerudo Fortress/City
- Faron Woods
- Lake Hylia
- Goron City
If I'm missing any let me know but these are all staples of the Zelda series we've got to work out exactly how all of these are configured in our world.
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