My priority right now is to manage my pain. My mind is never on the right place whenever I experience pain for too long.
I'll keep you updated with my activity when I can finally think and function. 🙏🏻
¿Conocias a @ElotesDoro ?
Este iconico negocio que se gano el cariño de muchos no solo en su pais sino que se hizo viral en internet?
Este hilo esta dedicado a profundizar sobre ellos y su situacion reciente 👇
#SupportElotesDoro#ElotesDoro
Elotes Doro hace cierre de servidores comandantes, el dia que todos temíamos llego, vamos a dejar de usar a Doro para el negocio, y crearemos nuestra propia criatura y nuevo nombre, debido a problemas con Doro, pues intentamos formalizar el negocio (por eso colaboraciones no queríamos comenzarlas hasta tener algo solido), pero entendemos la decisión de Shift Up, y lo respetamos mucho, pero mientras tanto, estaremos en mantenimiento indefinido, en lo que buscamos nuevo lugar, decidiremos el aspecto de la nueva personaje del cual será tematizado el negocio, y hacemos tooooooda la personalización con la nueva personaje que pondremos, aparte borraremos todo lo que había de Elotes Doro de la pagina, por lo que si hay quienes se quieran ir, es razonable, gracias por el apoyo que nos dieron este par de años, que de hecho, ya estamos en el segundo aniversario del negocio, sin su apoyo no hubiéramos llegado a tantos, ni tan lejos.
Ciertamente fue un tiempo de aprendizaje, y nos gusto mucho el como desarrollar el negocio con un personaje temático, obviamente ya no podremos subir nada relacionado a Nikke, y será mas un negocio "Neutral", aunque concentrado en la nueva personaje, e igualmente, como siempre, Elotes y Snacks, con el Anime y Videojuegos.
fue un gusto estar con todos ustedes como parte de los comandantes, recuerden, no es un adiós, es un, hasta pronto, pero haremos un reinicio de servidores 🌽
>Shift Up is okay with Elotes Doro for years
>suddenly gets new head of global communications
>former Sony DEI goon
>literal Blackrock Commissar
>instantly forces Elotes Doro to stop with the Doro branding
>Be a priest
>Get seated next to an end times crazy who hates Catholicism
>Have him start nagging you about the identity of the antiChrist.
>Say "I don't know."
>Go to sleep.
Era un juego para NENES
NO HABÍA INTERNET
LO PASABAN NENES SUDAMERICANOS SIN SABER INGLÉS
SOS TONTOOOOO SOS TONTOOOO ACEPTA QUE SOS TONTO Y LISTO, NO HAY PROBLEMA, PERO SOS TONTOOOOOO TONTITOOOOO
Remember this young French Catholic who carried a 35kg cross for 14 hours to replace the vandalized Aneto cross at the top of the Pyrénées?
Someone vandalized his cross, so he made an even bigger one and took it again to the peak of the mountain.
Christ is King 🇫🇷
Sorry, you're wrong. The image of Link praying before a crucifix is from the 1991 official guide for "Link to the Past". The Bible is a key item in the original LoZ. All official images from the first three games, prior to the NA releases, depict Link's shield with a golden cross.
"Adventure of Link" features a cross as a key item which reveals hidden enemies, and coming back to LttP, the "Loyal Sage" was originally a straight up Catholic priest. Also in LttP, the JP release features Link making the Signum Crucis (Sign of the Cross) when instructed to pray in the Desert Palace. Interestingly, Link also requires a key item, the Book of Mudora, to read Hylian, which would later be rewritten as the common language of Hyrule.
The religion of the Golden Goddesses, while introduced in LttP, was originally intended to represent an extinct religion, much like ancient Roman or Sumerian religion is to our own world. What we now call "Hylian" was the language of a long dead civilization. In these early games, what would become the lore we all now know was just window dressing for dungeons.
Christianity wasn't retcon'd out of the series until 1992, when LttP was localized for the American market. In the original Japanese releases of the first three games, the tacit religion of Hyrule is Christianity, interpreted through a fantasy lens. That's seven years of LoZ without a polytheistic Hyrule. It never had to be stated, because the setting was drenched in Christian imagery. Denying it is like denying the color of the sky simply because no one has said it out loud.
Nintendo's famous ban on religious imagery in their games was originally a policy of Nintendo of America, which was later adopted by the broader group. This is why the explicitly Christian elements of the first three "Zelda" games are absent from the NA releases, as well as subsequent re-releases and sequels in all markets.