The interview taking place before TMC doesn't change its validity. The game fits in right before FS/FSA as a sequel, with no other effect on the timeline. And if you say that Aonuma's FSA interview isn't set in stone, then you can't say that all the other ones are, so you'd be saying that the OoT--TWW, OoT/MM--TP timeline isn't set in stone, either, but we all know that it is.Megamannt125 said:
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Megamannt125
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The interview taking place before Wind Waker doesn't change it's validity.Tyeforce said:
Dohohoho.
Also, I don't think you understand the meaning of "set in stone" the timeline doesn't stay the same forever, they could scrap the split if they wanted to.
It does, because the timeline was drastically changed with TWW. It's been consistent ever sense, so there's no reason to ignore any developer quote after that. TMC didn't have any huge impact on the timeline, except being a prequel to FS/FSA.Megamannt125 said:
Megamannt125
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Why should you ignore it just because of Wind Waker, ST brought up a new Hyrule afterall, and the Deku Tree mentioned something about bringing back the landTyeforce said:
Megamannt125
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You don't work at NoJ, you have no idea if it's consistent or not.Tyeforce said:
The Great Deku Tree said nothing about bringing back the old Hyrule. He said he wishes to grow forests across the ocean to unit the islands of the Great Sea. The Hyrule of OoT would stay sealed beneath the ocean, so I don't see what your argument is.Megamannt125 said:Why should you ignore it just because of Wind Waker, ST brought up a new Hyrule afterall, and the Deku Tree mentioned something about bringing back the landTyeforce said:
Megamannt125
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Well, you see, the overworld in FSA looks like a bunch of islands clumped together.Tyeforce said:The Great Deku Tree said nothing about bringing back the old Hyrule. He said he wishes to grow forests across the ocean to unit the islands of the Great Sea. The Hyrule of OoT would stay sealed beneath the ocean, so I don't see what your argument is.Megamannt125 said:Why should you ignore it just because of Wind Waker, ST brought up a new Hyrule afterall, and the Deku Tree mentioned something about bringing back the landTyeforce said:
No, the overworld of FSA looks nearly identical to that of ALttP.Megamannt125 said:Well, you see, the overworld in FSA looks like a bunch of islands clumped together.Tyeforce said:The Great Deku Tree said nothing about bringing back the old Hyrule. He said he wishes to grow forests across the ocean to unit the islands of the Great Sea. The Hyrule of OoT would stay sealed beneath the ocean, so I don't see what your argument is.Megamannt125 said:Why should you ignore it just because of Wind Waker, ST brought up a new Hyrule afterall, and the Deku Tree mentioned something about bringing back the landTyeforce said:
Megamannt125
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Yes, it does look like a clump of islands.
Actually Tye, ALTTP map isn't a big island, and the similarities are only Kakariko, Death Mountain, and Gerudo Desert.
LoZ map is identical to that of ST, just with less water in the ocean realm and no snow realm.
Also, another thing. ALTTP didn't have a very large tower near the middle of the map.
Actually Tye, ALTTP map isn't a big island, and the similarities are only Kakariko, Death Mountain, and Gerudo Desert.
LoZ map is identical to that of ST, just with less water in the ocean realm and no snow realm.
Also, another thing. ALTTP didn't have a very large tower near the middle of the map.
I can't find it again, but there was an image that compared the overworlds of both ALttP and FSA, and there were nearly 100% identical. It makes sense, sense FSA was originally supposed to be a prequel to ALttP, before Miyamoto upended the tea table.Megamannt125 said:
Here's a nice image that someone made that shows that every single Hyrule is one and the same (except Spirit Tracks, of course):<div class='spoiler_toggle'>Spoiler: click to toggle</div><div class="spoiler" style="display:none;">
And Spirit Tracks' Hyrule looks nothing like TLoZ Hyrule. >_>
And what tower are you talking about? .-.
Megamannt125
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Wrong. Lake hylia is in a different place, and don't even suggest the lost woods similarity, because that's only there because of Ganon.
Um. Yes it does. Coast in the south east, desert above it, mountain above that, lost woods in the south east.
The Tower of Winds. go play FSA.
Also that map is awesome, Zelda Wii should be like that. But Spectacle rock is part of DM.
Um. Yes it does. Coast in the south east, desert above it, mountain above that, lost woods in the south east.
The Tower of Winds. go play FSA.
Also that map is awesome, Zelda Wii should be like that. But Spectacle rock is part of DM.
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