Topic: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Sometimes sound is compressed in some works and not in others. Other times they use filters.

The same sound clip can sound different in many works, sometimes completely unrelated, other times even within the same one.

To be fair the sailcloth/leaf changing into a glider is just good physics. Once they decided that tool was mostly about helping you travel forwards, rather than just downwards, the deku leaf shape doesn't make that much sense. You need that tapered out front to avoid horizontal resistance.
So I'd guess that change can just be justified by the fact that there's a lot more horizontal space to cover than in Wind Waker.

I miss the simplicity a bit, to say nothing of the cloth physics.

Similarly, I'm continually grateful they didn't name it "The Breath of the Wild." Too messy.

The title already has a the so adding another the would make it a bit thedious for the reader.

Did somebody say "Blast"?

(gasp) @Blast!

Be prepared. I have returned!!!!

Oh n---
ERM. AHEM. I mean.... welcome.... back, Blast. Heh. Heh. heh.... oh boy.

Great nickname for someone called Thaddius if they're boring you.

My sources say Breath of the Wilf has mature content...

.... "WIlf" was not intentional. Lmao

Breath of the Milf.

Blast is an undercover agent on a mission to slowly corrupt all "family-friendly" environments.

Rumour has it, he was also responsible for this in the Lion King:

His waifu is that girl from "Shelter" whose dad died.

I thought that was proven to be "SFX" from the corresponding department? O_o

It is, but old conspiracies die hard...

...and I don't think @Dezzy is taking it all that seriously.

I dunno if it was proven or not. But that's what people said.
Honestly, it's so hidden and hard to find that I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't just the animators trolling.

I want to kill something. Like a Zora.

When's this game coming out again?

@Haru17: Zelda games aren't known for being killing-spree friendly. Maybe that'll be the feature that brings the Legend of Zelda series into the twenty-first century.

In case anyone of you don't know what I'm talking about, play any Elder Scrolls game where you can kill everyone who isn't key to the story just to see what happens. It's sounds awful, but every twelve-year-old gamer has tried it at least once.

You can kill boars in this game, but can you also kill the deer? Or has Disney a stake in this game?