Guide Zelda Social: But also the FE Heroes Internet Cafe

[Furret24]

You'd be surprised... There's so many replay uploads of **** gameplay using memes and clickbait titles to get views because they think they're hot **** and people would actually watch their ****. Goddamn... The replay upload feature was a mistake...

I think the replay upload feature is a good idea, but it was executed poorly.

I mean, how else could I preserve replays like this?

 

[Lorde]

that reminds me...
all of you gorls better go watch my new smash replay

it's called "ZELDA HOT DESTRUCTION SEXY A** SMASH GAME WOMAN PWN NO0BZ CANCER 2016 NINTENDO NEW FIRE EMBLEM FATES CORRIN BAYONETTA DLC"

thx<33333

 

[BJN39]

You guys shouldn't worry about it. Sorry I was careless, I didn't mean to upset you. My bad.

No gurl. Do not feel bad about this. You're partially one of us as well, and you can tell us when the Link boards are being completely insane because we probably agree.

We like being fired up...We kinda feed off of this kind of stuff... lol.

You know who is a surprisingly huge jerk for being the role model 'god' of the Link boards. Probably why half the board is extremely mean to people.

His actions and cult following remind me just a bit of what happened here with Fujin tbh...Only we aren't that horrible...

Spoiler

 

[EODM07]

A friend of mine found this video:

Yami, that's not how you play card games.

 

[Macchiato]

@Meru. so did you use Zelda?

 

[Rizen]

You know who is a surprisingly huge jerk for being the role model 'god' of the Link boards. Probably why half the board is extremely mean to people.

His actions and cult following remind me just a bit of what happened here with Fujin tbh...Only we aren't that horrible...

Spoiler

ZeRo had tweeted it wasn't a MM but a friendly btw.
https://twitter.com/SkyWilliams/status/689764859618045955

 

[SBphiloz4]

Rizen Those people over at the Link social aren't worth your time to argue with, gorl. The internet is just cancerous in general so please don't get too worked up over something that is unfortunately common occurrence here.

You're welcome to vent it all here. After all, everyone's welcome here, in what Reddit calls the "snobhouse" featuring the ever "almighty" Zelda mains with their cliques and incorrect opinions.

 

[TurboLink]

You guys shouldn't worry about it. Sorry I was careless, I didn't mean to upset you. My bad.

Why in the world do you even still post on the Link boards?

 

[Kofu]

Rizen Those people over at the Link social aren't worth your time to argue with, gorl. The internet is just cancerous in general so please don't get too worked up over something that is unfortunately common occurrence here.

You're welcome to vent it all here. After all, everyone's welcome here, in what Reddit calls the "snobhouse" featuring the ever "almighty" Zelda mains with their cliques and incorrect opinions.

Incorrect opinions like foot fetishes?

P.S. I'm not wearing any socks or shoes right now

 

[SBphiloz4]

Incorrect opinions like foot fetishes?

P.S. I'm not wearing any socks or shoes right now

pls no

 

[Kofu]

pls no

juunen hayain dayo

 

[McKnightlíght]

Incorrect opinions like foot fetishes?

P.S. I'm not wearing any socks or shoes right now

Pics or it didn't happen. I will then FWD them pics to Phil.jpeg

 

[Ffamran]

Why in the world do you even still post on the Link boards?

Probably because of this.

Rizen is a M.

 

[Kofu]

Pics or it didn't happen. I will then FWD them pics to Phil.jpeg

I already posted a pic

 

[FullMoon]

There are far too many Sonic players in Brazil help

 

[McKnightlíght]

There are far too many Sonic players in Brazil help

Just wait until he gets nerfed some more.

 

[Lavani]

There are far too many Sonic players in Brazil help

você está muito lento

 

[McKnightlíght]

Check out my website www.imgur.com/YouTube.net

 

[Kofu]

você está muito lento

I have practically no knowledge of Portuguese (I know some Spanish I guess but the two languages are different) but I can still figure out what that says.

There was a Sonic player at the weekly I went to who hates Game & Watch with a passion, it was funny.

 

[McKnightlíght]

I have practically no knowledge of Portuguese (I know some Spanish I guess but the two languages are different) but I can still figure out what that says.

There was a Sonic player at the weekly I went to who hates Game & Watch with a passion, it was funny.

I know what it means too.

Spoiler: Translation

check out my YouTube website .gov.net/YouTube for more weekly video of my cat imgur.co.net

 

[Lorde]

portuguese is such a strange language

i would learn it if it was spoken in a relevant country, but we all know that'll never happen (lol mozambique)

it's definitely intriguing, though

the parallels between it and spanish are pretty evident

 

[Kofu]

Hey Vanilla

Kirby Air Ride HD when. Nintendo should remake more than their 3D Zelda games.

 

[McKnightlíght]

Check out my bmx special box opening at the fairy com 2012 on YT.YT@1776.com

 

[Lavani]

Hey Vanilla

Kirby Air Ride HD when. Nintendo should remake more than their 3D Zelda games.

I KNOW RIGHT

YOU'RE REALLY DROPPING THE BALL NINTENDO

 

[McKnightlíght]

Ever wanted to see a kid flip kick a firewall on a computer?

Check out my imgur app at bmx.bmx.bmx.bmx.bmx.com.dmv

 

[Lorde]

Kirby's Air Ride is one of my favorite games ever

I like how some of Meta Knight and King Dedede's palettes in Smash are inspired by the palette swaps in Air Ride

 

[Kofu]

I KNOW RIGHT

YOU'RE REALLY DROPPING THE BALL NINTENDO

I mean, I like the 3D Zelda games, don't get me wrong. But already we've had:

• Ocarina of Time 3D (and Virtual Console, and GameCube, and Master Quest... reminds me of this comic about the 3DS)
• Majora's Mask 3D (also VC)
• Wind Waker HD
• Twilight Princess HD
• Not a 3D game but didn't A Link to the Past get a rerelease with Four Swords at one point?

The Zelda series is great but give some other series the same treatment. The only other ones that really come to mind are Super Mario 64 DS, Metroid Prime Trilogy (that one's a steal though, three games for the price of one), and the Pokémon remakes (those are more updated than the rest however).

But KAR is so good and deserves a remake. The game is gorgeous already, make it more gorgeous. Also another Meteos game that doesn't let you move blocks horizontally and is on a system with touch control (Meteos Wars on XBox Live sounded like a joke, you can't play that game with conventional controls).

 

[McKnightlíght]

They should remake Mario Kart. The one with Pacman I played at Chuck e cheese

 

[FullMoon]

você está muito lento

I will admit I was a bit confused when I saw this post lol.

portuguese is such a strange language

i would learn it if it was spoken in a relevant country, but we all know that'll never happen (lol mozambique)

it's definitely intriguing, though

the parallels between it and spanish are pretty evident

Portuguese is a lot harder to learn than English, I managed to learn English really easily (I basically played KH:CoM with a Portuguese script in another window and began comparing words and connecting the dots, that's where most of my English knowledge came from), meanwhile I still don't fully get my own language lol

 

[PK Thunder Ω]

Just wait until he gets nerfed some more.

Sadly, Sakurai stated in a Famitsu article recently, stating that the development of Sm4sh is complete. Meaning the end of any more patches or DLC.

 

[McKnightlíght]

Sadly, Sakurai stated in a Famitsu article recently, stating that the development of Sm4sh is complete. Meaning the end of any more patches or DLC.

Who is Sakurai?

 

[Kofu]

Portuguese is a lot harder to learn than English, I managed to learn English really easily (I basically played KH:CoM with a Portuguese script in another window and began comparing words and connecting the dots, that's where most of my English knowledge came from), meanwhile I still don't fully get my own language lol

This honestly intrigues me since I frequently hear English cited as one of the hardest languages to learn. All are (supposedly) uniformly easy to learn for babies/children (which is why kids in dual-language households can learn two languages simultaneously) but when we get older learning a new language becomes exponentially more difficult. Having to struggle with a new alphabet or writing system inherently makes things harder, as does a drastically different grammar system.

Anyway, Portuguese and English. English has some advantages in that verb forms are largely standardized (assuming Portuguese is like Spanish where you conjugate differently for practically every such subject) and a lack of gendered nouns. But spelling, pronunciation, grammar, and syntax can be really confusing from what I hear (and honestly I could see it). I love this quote about the English language since it sums up one of its potential problems in a hilarious way:

"To be fair, English is full of booby traps for the unwary foreigner. Any language where the unassuming word fly signifies an annoying insect, a means of travel, and a critical part of a gentleman's apparel is clearly asking to be mangled."

It's from the start of a book, The Mother Tongue: English and How It Got That Way. The book's older than I am (published in 1990) but it's still an interesting read and while a few of the chapters in it about technology are slightly outdated it still does a good job of showing how English has, in a bizarre twist of fate, more or less become the language for international discourse. Check out a portion of the first chapter if you want.

Ugh, I'm such a language nerd.

 

[FullMoon]

English has some advantages in that verb forms are largely standardized (assuming Portuguese is like Spanish where you conjugate differently for practically every such subject) and a lack of gendered nouns.

This is it really, this much already makes English a lot easier for me.

I still do some hiccups here and there (getting "in" and "on" mixed up, punctuation, occasional mispellings) and I'm not very good at speaking English because I don't have many opportunities to practice it.

But I still found English easy enough to be 80% self taught as far as the language goes (and the rest came from random things in the internet).

 

[Ffamran]

Star Fox Assault could have had a HD or Virtual Console release to hype up Star Fox Zero... but nope. FE: Path of Radiance, Luigi Mansion, Super Mario Sunshine, and Wario World come to mind as well, especially PoR considering how difficult it is to track a copy that isn't its original MSRP or inflated because of Awakening and Fates's hype. All we get is Mario and Zelda on both systems. Case in point: Pokémon is traditionally on handhelds, but had good games on consoles i.e. I'd like to play the GCN Pokémon games without chopping off a part of my liver thank you very much. If F-Zero ever gets a sequel, GX needs to be re-released in some shape or form even if it's packaged with the sequel.

 

[Kofu]

This is it really, this much already makes English a lot easier for me.

I still do some hiccups here and there (getting "in" and "on" mixed up, punctuation, occasional mispellings) and I'm not very good at speaking English because I don't have many opportunities to practice it.

But I still found English easy enough to be 80% self taught as far as the language goes (and the rest came from random things in the internet).

Yeah, not having to worry about feminine/masculine/neuter (lolGerman) nouns is really nice (although trains can be addressed as feminine for some reason; there's a song "She'll Be Comin' 'Round the Mountain when She Comes" that refers to a train). Another thing is that we don't have diacritical marks (ê, á). I know in Spanish if you leave off the mark on "año" the word changes drastically.

And regarding misspellings you misspelled "mispellings" (though were it not for spell check being enabled I probably wouldn't have noticed it so no worries, lol).

English has come naturally for me but there are plenty of people who grew up speaking it that still struggle. On a big dictionary website there's a front-page article about the usage of "there, their, and they're" which honestly baffles me. I'll write the wrong one on occasion on accident but I know the difference.

I've taken four years of Spanish in high school so I know a lot of vocabulary and can technically make sentences but I'm so out of practice with it that it takes me a long time. And understanding it from hearing it is really, really hard (apparently reading/writing and speaking/listening use two different areas of the brain).

 

[Lorde]

English is stupid

like you can pronounce "ough" like a billion different ways
ex: though, through, enough, drought, cough, hiccough (which is pronounced the same as hiccup), etc.

I'm glad English is my first language because there are so many intricacies and nonsensical rules that learning it well is difficult.
Also, it's the closest thing we have to a universal language, so knowing it is extremely useful.

 

[Lavani]

meanwhile in french there are just a billion silent letters slapped onto the end of everything

 

[cwjakesteel]

English is stupid

like you can pronounce "ough" like a billion different ways
ex: though, through, enough, drought, cough, hiccough (which is pronounced the same as hiccup), etc.

I'm glad English is my first language because there are so many intricacies and nonsensical rules that learning it well is difficult.
Also, it's the closest thing we have to a universal language, so knowing it is extremely useful.

I'm pretty sure that originally the "-gh" in the "-ough" was pronounced, but over time people got lazy and just pronounced it however they wanted. They same phenomenon with "knife" and "knee" the k used to be pronounced and not silent. There was also a different way to deal with silent e's which I don't remember.

Another reason for the different pronounciations is that English has a significant amount of words that come from different languages, (French, Latin, Greek, even Chinese), and the way the words are spelt are used to indicate where they originate from, which is why a 'c' is sometimes an 's" or a 'k'.

Imo, the hardest part of English is not all these nonsense rules, but that English tries to be too many languages at once. Originally ending sentences with prepositions was grammatically correct "Where are you going to" vs. "To where are you going." This change happened so that English could be more like French, which was the language of nobility, when English was still the language of the poor.

 

[Lorde]

once you learn how gendered agreement and letter blends work in french, you can usually get the spelling of a word just from hearing it pronounced.

regarding specific letters that don't get pronounced at the end of french words, it's usually e, s, and t. there are exceptions (the word for son is "fils," which is pronounced as "fees"), but there aren't that many of them.

but i agree that it's jarring at first to see conjugated verbs like "mangeaient" and have to completely disregard the last 6 letters when actually saying it

spoken french actually makes a lot of sense since it's mostly based around consonant>vowel>consonant sounds (meaning avoiding stuff like vowel>vowel sounds, but again, there are exceptions to that too).

 

[McKnightlíght]

Consonants are greater than vowels are greater than consonants.

This sentence is exactly as confusing as French.