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Topic	Nintendo has made the "official zelda timeline" even dumber
buddhamonster 08/06/18 5:42:15 AM #22:	I always figured each iteration was on a different timeline. I mean, once you introduce time travel and inter-dimensional travel as a core game mechanic, following a straight timeline is just dumb. Each game takes place in a different universe that may or may not be tied to a previous game depending on what the story demands. Infinite possibilities allows events to unfold relitively the same (in the case of, say MM directly refrencing OoT) or completely change the universe to account for radically different timelines (like how WW is a Link failed world). All possibilities are simultaneously possible, and its a matter of which Hyrule the writers intend to use. --- Hey Trashcan Man! What did old lady Semple say when you burned her pension check? Boston Bruins - 2011 Stanley Cup Champs! <cite>buddhamonster posted [p:906353113] in Nintendo h... [t:76875126]...</cite> <quote>I always figured each iteration was on a different timeline. I mean, once you introduce time travel and inter-dimensional travel as a core game mechanic, following a straight timeline is just dumb. Each game takes place in a different universe that may or may not be tied to a previous game depending on what the story demands. Infinite possibilities allows events to unfold relitively the same (in the case of, say MM directly refrencing OoT) or completely change the universe to account for radically different timelines (like how WW is a Link failed world). All possibilities are simultaneously possible, and its a matter of which Hyrule the writers intend to use. --- Hey Trashcan Man! What did old lady Semple say when you burned her pension check? Boston Bruins - 2011 Stanley Cup Champs!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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