The Legend of Zelda - Echoes of the Future.

Titcow · 28 days

I unfortunately have yet to play Skyward Sword, so if there is any similarity, I apologize.

Titcow · 29 days

I can see this as being sort of a twist to the beginning of the reincarnation cycle of Link, Zelda, and Ganon and the real creation of Hyrule. All of the races and monsters from the series are shown to be a result of mutation or genetic engineering and the Triforce is actually some super-advanced piece of technology that lead to this apocalypse in first place due to people fighting over it. The quest would involve Link and Zelda searching for the Triforce to repair the world (i.e. remove all of the remains of war and create Hyrule) while Ganon is searching for it for his own selfish reasons. There could also be events that could explain how the legends of the creation of Hyrule came about through super-advanced technology that really wouldn't be understood by the characters. It sounds like a bad fan fiction but I would definitely play a LoZ game like that!

Mrthatoneguy · 1 month

I does make me wonder though. Will the little information like this change for everyone as more books are released or will it change on an individual basis based on what book you are currently on?

ZomBrittany · 1 month

Pretty much the same thing happened to me. I always thought I was a Ravenclaw and when I got sorted into Slytherin I immediately closed the browser. I eventually went back and read the welcome message and now I'm completely fine with the sorting. Also, Snape is definitely my favorite and he's the character I tend to identify with the most when all is said and done.

allday0212 · 1 month

Well played ghost guy. Well played.

avw94 · 4 months

"Push to the end"

I'm involved in drum corps (like marching band for those who are interested) and our instructors were always telling us to push to the end of phrases, the show, etc. After a season of that you realize that that phrase applies to life as a whole.

doihavetoregister · 4 months

Because it's full of Afflicted, followers of the daedric prince Peryite, who basically vomit on you similar to the way a boomer in left for dead would.

Toncom · 5 months

Well you can play it with multiple people but it's really meant to be a single player game. The person who is basically "player 1" will be the only one involved in dialogue and such but everyone else is involved in combat. But it gets annoying because part of the game play is pausing to make a strategy with your npc allies but you can't do that feasibly with multiple people playing what is a turn based game in essentially real time.

Vidyabro · 5 months

I read that in the accent of a Khajiit and then I saw your flair. You're doing it right.

Vidyabro · 5 months

Like that town in Oblivion?

Vidyabro · 5 months

Well, since the dwemer literally disappeared from Tamriel in the first era and Skyrim is set in the fourth era it's not really suprising that there aren't dwemer. But you never know. It definitely would be an interesting expansion to have the return of the dwemer.

Vidyabro · 5 months

That's definitely my favorite area in Skyrim. It's also crazy that it's the center of all the large dwemer ruins. It's basically a whole other world beneath Skyrim.

ZypherMyth · 5 months

Well, the thieves guild quests have worked fine for me other than the unmarked larceny quests not letting me sell the things I realized I had forgotten to get during the quest line.

ZypherMyth · 5 months

So I've looked into a little bit and apparently most things involving Hjerim are really glitchy. I'm surprised that there would be so many bugs involved with one of five houses you can buy, a place where players would spend a lot of time.

ZypherMyth · 5 months

I had no idea that was an option. I just bought all of the decorations at once and didn't see. And that was like 40-50 hours of gameplay ago.

ZypherMyth · 5 months

Well, that's good to know. I have been wondering though if it has something to do with my buying the house before I started the quest related to it.

GovGaryJohnson · 7 months

If you change your name to Cave Johnson, I might vote for you.

slayer81 · 8 months

I feel like the order of the campaign should go something like from north to the chemistry building, then cut through the alleys to get to the Union and then the finale in Gampel. However, you could also do that backwards with the finale being in W lot since there is an actual helicopter landing space there.

slayer81 · 8 months

That's fantastic.9 You could definitely continue to expand upon that for a whole campaign.

ZypherMyth · 9 months

It actually did. The water caused the light to go in all directions instead of just pointing at the ceiling making it act more like a lantern.

ZypherMyth · 9 months

Thanks for the information! I really only got to see the display for a few minutes so it's great to get more info on this work of art. By the way I love the the statue being focused on in this post is actually names "thinman."

ZypherMyth · 9 months

This is the Marion County public library in Indianapolis. I was recently there for the Celebrate Indy Arts! Parade and saw the library for the first time. I saw the donut statue first and thought it was odd and then I saw the other statue and nearly crapped my pants. I can't find any info on these statues from the library's website, so I have no idea what the statues are for...

ZypherMyth

TROPHY CASE

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