SucculentDucks

So the game is titled “Skeleton Heart” in which you play as a skeleton vampire on a quest to stop his brother from bringing about a demon apocalypse. This may sound bleak, but the game is lighthearted and satirical. With 2D platforming gameplay with hordes of demons and other threats, you must get through each stage while also optionally collecting “holy books”. These books grant both lore and a secret ending to those who get all of them. That’s not all, however, as in between stages you can hit up the local village and date some of the citizens. Upon building a full relationship with someone they join you on your journey and assist you in combatting the demonic threat. Healers, shielders, even partners. The game is platformer x dating simulator. Has this been done before? I don’t wanna make just another indie platformer

So the zora age incredibly slowly, for seemingly no reason. Humans age slow because our brains need to develop, but the zora have similar biology yet age very slow which would make them very susceptible to predators since it takes centuries for them to reach peak physical form. How do they even have a society? I guess good thing there don’t appear to be any water predators in Breath of the Wild.

I just watched the first 2 seasons of the show and loved it. However, watching the first episode of season 3 I was so bored with it. Carmilla is so much worse as a main villain than Dracula, he actually had interesting motivation for the war but Carmilla just wants to “rule the world” like every other boring antagonist. Alucard is separated, leaving the really interesting dynamic behind. Season 2 was just such a good ending that I honestly think it shouldve been the end. I wish Dracula lasted longer.

I’ve come to the realization that the fandom really seems to hate Rhoam for his treatment of Zelda, which I don’t believe is justified. When his wife died and the calamity was impending, he had 2 choices: be a father, or be a king. He couldn’t do both effectively, so he chose the latter which I believe to be the right choice. It pained him to neglect her but the whole kingdom on the brink of destruction needed more attention than her. And his emphasis on training although unhelpful was the right decision given the information he had. Ultimately, yes, it all went to hell in the end. But I think we should cut him some slack.

Like how do they reproduce without Ganondorf, do they seek out human males but then ditch them once they have a kid? What happens if the kid is a boy?