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Like, the plots to them. The fact that Link needed to go on adventures to save the world.
I don't know their plots.
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I don't know their plots.
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Literally every problem in the games that happen after OoT are because Zelda made three fucking huge mistakes and Link either did or didn't make a huge mistake after them.
What happened in those?
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Fast?!
*The ship whips forward and takes off very suddenly*
Faster.
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Really fast is really accurate.
And real cool.
*Coughs*
You're too slow; heheh, gotta go fast.
Gotta love how Arin blames the camera for his lack of manipulating the camera.
Can we just blame Arin for being Arin?
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I thought that was like a respiratory thing.
EDIT: Nevermind, that's COPD.
Good game.
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*Shrugs*
I'll stick with "really fast," then.
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I might look into that then.
To paraphrase, it's essentially OCD but not crippling and has little impact on quality of life.
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OCD isn't an adaptive thing. It's a negative adaption that would result in being less likely to reproduce, hence not propagating. Problem is, the things that cause it aren't strictly hereditary.
Basically, OCD means my neurons have created connections in such a way that the "signal of completeness" doesn't get sent. You know how, like, if you were to wash something, you would eventually reach a point where your brain says "that's enough."? My brain just doesn't do that, so in order to get that signal of "that's enough" I have to do a lot more, or just go without it which can lead to severe anxiety. It's actually pretty interesting if you want to look into the disorder more.
I know; I'm saying that despite being a disorder, what the brain is trying to do makes sense, but it fails miserably at doing so. To a less extreme degree is OCPD if you want to look into that, which is what several "OCD" people and potentially myself have.
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Fast enough for the trip to take days or something. It's not exactly fast.
Jet speed or greater?
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