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Re: The Latest Zelda: Breath of the Wild Gift Aims to Get Your Gear Up to Scratch

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If I ever get the chance to ask Aounuma or Miyamoto a question, it's going to be "In The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild, what does the Great Fairy do with Link when he upgrades his armor to level 4?"

All so they can publicly confirm it.

I agree with the guy above me, this has to be the most sexually explicit Zelda game to date. No contest.

Re: Nintendo Wastes No Time In Updating Super Mario Run For iPhone X

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Although I must agree that Apple has become a fashion statement in recent times. Coming from an Apple user, their products are too expensive for each's resources used during manufacturing, the only thing Cook has innovated is the Apple Watch, which was not the first of its kind, and all the geniuses that used to reside there are gone. Timmy fired them all. And who the HELL in God's name decided it was a good idea to move the sleep/wake button to the SIDE of the damn phone?! Stupid!

Not only that, but the Mac mini hasn't gotten an update for 4 years now, the new MacBook Pro sucks, the Mac Pro hasn't been looked at for 5 years, iTunes is fegging confusing, and the regular MacBook exists when the MacBook Air was already around. But oh boy, I'm not even finished! iOS and OS X look like something from Fisher-Price, they killed iWeb, and you don't even see any iMacs anymore when you look at a macOS advertisement. As the icing on the cake, Apple prematurely turns their past computers obsolete when they can handle new versions just fine.

Screw this. As soon as 18.04 drops, I'm moving to Ubuntu. Open source, here I come!

Re: Nintendo's 'Quality of Life' Project Lives On

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@roadrunner343

I'm not making an argument. I'm stating my opinion. I'm not trying to change anyone. And what I decide to throw out to the internet doesn't dictate my intelligence, just the same as it doesn't dictate yours.

I "conveniently" left out their failures because they were failures. What do you expect?

I never said Nintendo didn't have problems. They've got loads.

QOL is what Iwata was investing in, it's not necessarily a bad idea for Nintendo, and next to all of America and a lot of Europe need more sleep, and sometimes it takes someone telling them to go to sleep for them to go to sleep.

...Yeah, but the NES Classic still flew off shelves... Whenever it was present on shelves. It was plauged by bad supply, sure. But it was still a success because it only stayed in stock for a maximum of 5 minutes.

I never stated they should follow each and every one of Iwata's past ideas. I only cited one, and that one proved to be a good investment (from my view) based upon the documentation.

Nice job analyzing every last bit of my comment, by the way.

Re: Nintendo's 'Quality of Life' Project Lives On

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Everyone here is stupid.

This is what Iwata would have wanted. This was his final venture.

Maybe the QOL wouldn't appeal to you people, but it would still sell millions across the world. As we've seen with the Wii, Switch, NES mini, SNES mini, etc., Nintendo is a powerful brand and they make good products.

At the very least, nobody around today selling sleep sensors does it quite like Nintendo does it. I know they will go above and beyond, because they always have.

Re: Wisdom Tree Wants To Inflict Noah's Ark On The World, Again

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@ThanosReXXX

Indeed. No other animal has caused such pollution and negative effect of the planet.

I never bashed anyone for believing a man-made subject, I'm only stating my opinions upon said subject, that's all.

More than half the wars on the planet are also based upon some sort of connection to religion. Hence, one of the reasons why I'm bashing the subject itself. Not the people, which I see as victims, which is my opinion. Oh look, now I've gone and become politically correct so as to clarify everything and not hurt anyone's feelings.

I think they're just as confusing to you as they are to a lot of people. It's a big topic with big complications, probabilities, and so forth. It takes a lot of processing power to fully comprehend everything there is to think about the subject.

But who's to say we haven't found a third option, besides religion and science? Perhaps this undiscovered third door may be the true origin of everything. That's why I don't think we should go for either one and take it as fact, at least not yet. We don't know everything, so we can't jump to conclusions just yet. It's not time.

Preach.

Re: Wisdom Tree Wants To Inflict Noah's Ark On The World, Again

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@ThanosReXXX

#17.

Personally, I think it's all an extensively clever business strategy very carefully crafted to exploit the weaknesses in the human psychology, all the while making heavy use of moral manipulation. Truth be told, it's worked like a charm for the last two millenniums. Countless hordes of people have fallen right into it.

Now that being said, I also don't buy the fact that a colossally enormous bang completely out of nowhere just so happened to create the entire universe and everything that embodies it. That makes just about as much sense as "Let there be light.".

As the alien in Contact, one of my favorite movies, said: "You're an interesting species. You humans are capable of such beautiful dreams, and such horrible nightmares."

No truer words have ever been spoken before.