Which wouldn't have stopped him from wish Link out of existence while he was busy with Aghanim.
I know there's nothing beyond omnipotence. However, for the bullshit of "full Triforce failsafe" to make sense (assuming it is omnipotent) it should be above it. And I don't think the LoZ writing team are so ****ing retarded.
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Still, explain why ignoring a plot relevant relic was necessary to have Link win, when the Master Sword was, supposedly, a failsafe. PIS is used when you have written yourself into a corner, and you get out of it even if it doesn't make sense. Why was PIS necessary, when the Master Sword belonged to the protagonist?
I would concede if you were to show me the quote. You made the claim, after all. The burden of proof is on you here.
Because its whole purpose is to restore balance should the True Force fall into evil hands. And that is exactly what it was used for; slaying a Triforce empowered Ganon. He didnt fight the Triforce itself.
Asking me why the creators wrote it that way is moot. I cant answer for them, only look at what they've done. Oh, and the website for the manual is blocked on here while I'm at work. I'll find it later for you though.
What's the difference between defeating a Triforce empowered Ganon from defeating the power of the Triforce? None. So either way, the Master Sword is not a failsafe, or someone here has blown things pretty out of proportion (aka wanking).
Instead of not knowing how to explain it, you could begin by assuming the writers are not retards. Having a MCGuffin to kill the villain and using PIS instead is a bad way of driving a story forward, even if it's not the main point (it's a game and all that).
Actually, there is a difference. Let me explain; gather 'round kids.
The Triforce has 3 parts; power, wisdom and courage. When someone whose heart does not hold these 3 virtues in balances grasps the Triforce, it splits, leaving the one who touched it with the part he most desired and the other 2 parts go to the people who most represent those traits. Unbalanced guy must the retrieve those 2 parts if he wants the full power.
When someone whose heart is in balance grabs it, they gain the True Force to Govern All. This means access to all the power.
HERE IS THE INTERESTING PART!
When the True Force is used, the wisher's will is taken into heavy account. The True Force itself states "the stronger the wish, the stronger the Triforce's interpretation of that wish."
Ganon was a weak wisher. This is also a way around the True Force being a no-limits fallacy. The limit is the strength of the wishers will. The omnipotence is available but its up to the wisher to use it.
It's just so beautiful! Also I'm getting off after this post. Be back later gents.
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Didn't Hyrule Historia retcon some things in that manual? Anyway, if this is true and the Master Sword can repel the Triforce's power, the writers of the franchise have reached new heights in the scale of retardation to me.
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Uh... Me? Also Nintendo.
I don't know shit about Fate/Stay, so I just don't have it in me to care what goes on in here, but try not to invoke me with your arguments if I have not signed on for them.
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It did not, the parts that disagree between the English manual and HH are mistranslations.
In the Japanese version of aLttP the sword, which indeed has the power to repel the power of the Triforce, already existed, the sages went to 'find' the sword, not create it.
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Yeah, originally Fate/Stay Night was an eroge (that is, a visual novel with sex scenes, hilariously badly written sex scenes which, luckily, were never the point of the novel and were only present like 1 time per route, which it has 3 of). Nevertheless, Fate/Stay Night was introduced to western audiences as anime. It's basically a novel where a bunch of wizards summon heroes from the past as Servants, and duke it out to win the Holy Grail.
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Mar 30th, 2015 06:04 PM
What?
