Cutie Gwen
Lovely warrior
This is the second time I've seen someone assume what 'whelmed' means only to be completely wrong.Speaking of which, I kinda find it funny how people begged for Directs back, and now the general reaction seems to be "whelmed".
Like, gonna be real with ya, outside of E3, Directs have always been kinda whelmed, it's usually one or two BIG titles/reveals and then just a bunch of small ****.
Like, going back to compare, I watched the September 2019 Direct, the last one that we had before the 530 day wait and like... holy **** there's a whole lot of nothing here. You had some New Horizon news, which took up a solid 8 or so minutes of the total runtime, you had Terry's reveal, you had a teaser for the Xenoblade 1 remake, and the rest is just "Hey, this game is out now!" "That game, is out now!" "Here's some games we're adding to NSO!"
I feel like the spectacle of Directs is what people missed moreso than Directs themselves, because TBF, IMO, Directs are usually hit or miss, with the only really BIG one being the E3 one.
whelmed; whelming; whelms
Definition of whelm
transitive verb
1: to turn (something, such as a dish or vessel) upside down usually to cover something : cover or engulf completely with usually disastrous effect
2: to overcome in thought or feeling : OVERWHELM
whelmed with a rush of joy
I know it's hip af to shorten words but underwhelmed is a different word entirely
Clone has been used as a term for characters with stat differences since the beginning, otherwise the likes of Luigi, Falco, Ganondorf, Roy, etc wouldn't be called clones either, and some of those even had different normals than the characters they were cloned from.Never said their normals weren't the same, but from what I can make of the footage, it seems that, just like I said in my original post you quoted, Pyra is geared to be the powerhouse while Mythra is the speedy/combo based character.
They definitely seem distinct enough from one another that it's hard for me to call one a clone, but I guess we'll know for sure when the presentation airs.