It's the ENTIRE point of the cutscene.
You're not the developer, you can't make that claim.
Also, you thumbs up'd a sarcastic remark that was intentionally designed to sound foolish.
Well then you failed in your design.
We see Link jump in the air with his sword, and then, guess what, we don't see him make contact, just like the Midna scene, and then immediately after, Ganon is pinned underneath Link, with a sword through him.
Well, if there is sufficient evidence that anything other than your version of events seems foolish then yes, that would probably be the case. Otherwise, no, I guess he didn't stab him.
It blew up the castle, Ganon was inside the castle, and afterward kicked her ass and left.No matter how you slice it: Ganon tanked castle busting force, and was unharmed.
Repeatedly screaming (pun intended) your opinion over and over, does not make you right, it just means you have a keyboard.
Jesus Christ this is ridiculous, it's like BT all over again.
The OBVIOUS INTENTION of the cut scene is that Midna struck Ganon. To deny this is to disagree with the cut scene, and when you disagree with a cut scene, you lose.
Tell me, Nephthys, have you played the game too?
Oh, I also give you some words from Maddox: "Nobody cares if your puns are intended."
The OBVIOUS INTENTION of the cut scene is that Midna struck Ganon. To deny this is to disagree with the cut scene, and when you disagree with a cut scene, you lose.
No it isn't. The obvious intention is to show that they're going to fight, or someone is going to do something violent. In fact, to me it seems more obvious that the explosion was Ganon's counter-attack, but thats the point, we don't know what happened.
Tell me, Nephthys, have you played the game too?
No, but I watched it on youtube over and over again and I don't see how that changes anything.
But we can say the context and end result of the scene make it obvious.
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Well, if there is sufficient evidence that anything other than your version of events seems foolish then yes, that would probably be the case. Otherwise, no, I guess he didn't stab him.
Originally posted by Nephthys
No it isn't. The obvious intention is to show that they're going to fight, or someone is going to do something violent. In fact, to me it seems more obvious that the explosion was Ganon's counter-attack, but thats the point, we don't know what happened.No, but I watched it on youtube over and over again and I don't see how that changes anything.
You cannot be serious. In fact, I don't even believe you. But please, try to explain how the more obvious intention is that Ganon counter attacked.
I expected that. I've had this same argument with BT, and it wasn't any better when he said it.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
You cannot be serious. In fact, I don't even believe you. But please, try to explain how the more obvious intention is that Ganon counter attacked.I expected that. I've had this same argument with BT, and it wasn't any better when he said it.
Agreed, apparently the best explanation is one that factors in things he randomly invented, rather than what we see happening?
But yeah. Ganondorf TK's the party and knocks each of their heads off in turn.
Originally posted by ScreamPaste
Agreed, apparently the best explanation is one that factors in things he randomly invented, rather than what we see happening?But yeah. Ganondorf TK's the party and knocks each of their heads off in turn.
Quistis uses Mighty Guard on the party and Rinoa uses Angel Wing, throwing magic after magic at Ganondorf without mercy.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
Jesus Christ this is ridiculous, it's like BT all over again.
Well I cant be the only person who has common sense on KMC. Even I am not arrogent enough to claim thus. The midna scene is not a feat for anything, if it was a strike then this would have to be "fiery head" Ganon, in which case we would need its feats.
I would not be surprised if only one member of this party could easily handle dorf if they can appretly run around the planet and strike or call meteors.
Also I would like to see Ganons reaction time in a cutscene.
Originally posted by Burning thought
Well I cant be the only person who has common sense on KMC. Even I am not arrogent enough to claim thus. The midna scene is not a feat for anything, if it was a strike then this would have to be "fiery head" Ganon, in which case we would need its feats.I would not be surprised if only one member of this party could easily handle dorf if they can appretly run around the planet and strike or call meteors.
Also I would like to see Ganons reaction time in a cutscene.
You think Ganon's floating head will be immaterial. You also just suggested that an immaterial Ganon will have higher durability than a physical body. That idea is ridiculous. What was that you said about common sense?
That's probably similar to how Sephirroth can blow up the galaxy.
Doesn't need to happen in a cut scene for you.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
You think Ganon's floating head will be immaterial. You also just suggested that an immaterial Ganon will have higher durability than a physical body. That idea is ridiculous. What was that you said about common sense?That's probably similar to how Sephirroth can blow up the galaxy.
Doesn't need to happen in a cut scene for you.
I can see through it, its fiery and smokey. It looks as difficult to pierce with a sword as any mist or fire, and it could indeed be magically immaterial. It either has no resistance as it doesnt need it, since its immaterial OR if its as physical as you assume, this form has shown durability feats greater than other Ganon forms, ofc assuming again that he was struck.
Solarsystem, and not likely. Afterall nobody would make an illusion of them running around the planet, it would not make sense.
Sure does, his NPC A.I+gameplay mechanic balance in a player fight does not=canon event or reaction.
Originally posted by Burning thought
I can see through it, its fiery and smokey. It looks as difficult to pierce with a sword as any mist or fire, and it could indeed be magically immaterial. It either has no resistance as it doesnt need it, since its immaterial OR if its as physical as you assume, this form has shown durability feats greater than other Ganon forms, ofc assuming again that he was struck.Solarsystem, and not likely. Afterall nobody would make an illusion of them running around the planet, it would not make sense.
Sure does, his NPC A.I+gameplay mechanic balance in a player fight does not=canon event or reaction.
If it's physical, then Ganon without skin is supposed to be more durable then Ganon with a body. Silly idea is silly.
Well no, it wouldn't make sense. But having Midna attack at Ganon when he's immaterial wouldn't really make sense either, now would it?
You personally don't need anything. Your entire argument for Kain's speed is based on gameplay. And as I've said before, Ganon's isn't even gameplay as he's an NPC.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
If it's physical, then Ganon without skin is supposed to be more durable then Ganon with a body. Silly idea is silly.Well no, it wouldn't make sense. But having Midna attack at Ganon when he's immaterial wouldn't really make sense either, now would it?
You personally don't need anything. Your entire argument for Kain's speed is based on gameplay. And as I've said before, Ganon's isn't even gameplay as he's an NPC.
If its not physical then durability is not even a factor, as I said.
Yes it would if she was ignorant to him being untouchable, and her weapon is not necesserily enitrely physical, infact I am pretty certain its more magical than physical.
Nah, and your missing the point. And btw Ganon being an NPC does not exclude him from being gameplay so I dont know what your trying to claim here....
When has he Tked more than one enemy scream?