I'm working through every official part of the Legend of Zelda franchise from start to finish. This includes the games, books, the TV show, board games... You name it. This is the current plan: https://t.co/caOwg73Xhz
@JagexSupport Hey, I have an incredibly random question: I would like to create & submit an Old School RuneScape themed "break channel" for Games Done Quick (a charity livestream marathon). Does this violate anything in the fan content policy?
Figure it wouldn't hurt to ask, plus having explicit permission from the IP holders before submitting something like this is generally preferred. Also if there is a better avenue in which I can ask this question feel free to direct me. Thanks!
@TimHawk96 @VoicesByZane I've managed to keep up with @TheZoneCast since they are a much shorter format and I need something to listen to while working out / doing chores, but I have absolutely struggled to keep up with any others since I stopped commuting
Here's the cover for the book collection of What Peers Back. I will have some copies available at my booth at Momo Con in may. Past that I am looking at multiple options to get the book out to people. Once I have all the details ironed out, I will let everyone know.
hi, what does taking care of yourself look like? Is it exercise, reading more books, more time to eat breakfast, extra time to write, talking to friends, or additional rest? Would that help you more than doomscrolling?
How does ROLLBACK NETCODE work, and why is it so difficult to program? A whirlwind tour of different solutions #pixelart#gamedev
The setup: you have a video game with couch co-op (pictured) and want to add online multiplayer. Easy, right...?
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Friendly reminder that if you have ADHD and you're feeling incredibly overwhelmed and behind on work, trying to just "force" yourself to sit down and do it will absolutely not work.
You will end up just sitting there doing nothing.
Take the time to reduce the overwhelm first.
Now looking back, I should have used the Cane of Byrna or Magic Cape to help with the LttP fight. Would have made it 100x easier. I still stand by that the pit in final boss shouldn't send you to a different room while Ganon can use a move that does several tiles of knockback.
Finished a Link to the Past fo the first time ever. Incredible how creative & foundational this game was to the entire franchise. Feels like the jump from Assassins Creed 1 -> 2. I'm incredibly excited to see how it all evolves from here.
Bosses were whatever, but the final boss nearly broke me. Worse than anything Zelda 1, 2, or Game & Watch did to me.
Instant death from uncontrollable knockback was unfair at best. I was so SOOOO angry each time.
GBA Four Swords extra dungeon was unnecessary and bad. Not worth.
The two manga for Zelda 1 & 2 just had Link exist while Zelda did literally all the work. The art was super cool though, leaning into almost horror at times. Character design reminded me of DBZ.
Moblin's Magic Spear is a children's picture book. It's exactly what you'd expect.
I'm also doing all the Zelda manga & comics as part of this franchise (that I can find in English). Done with the first batch of 4. Its super interesting to see them discovering what the Zelda franchise even is.
A Link to the Past got a comic separate from the manga. It does the same thing of altering sections & dungeons to add little surprises. In both the manga & this comic he gets different companions, which makes sense for the medium. Pretty good, nothing to complain about.
Turns out there were a LOT of official books released around this time. Most aren't even translated to English, so I'm just skipping those for now. Here's another batch that I just got through
The Crystal Trap is a choose your own adventure book of all things. It was... fine. We kept getting game overs because of making one wrong move early on. The puzzles & choices were things you'd find on a kids menu or cereal box.