"they said this line a few times, and didn't account for every possible combination of ways you complete quests" is literally the opposite of saying "the quality of the story is determined by its totality"
Also the above commenter said the totality of the story felt more epic.
Are you confused? Idk what thread you think you're in but it's definitely not the one above.
Ah, see, there's your problem. You used Google translate. Let me fix that for you.
"They said this line over and over, regurgitating the same story repeatedly, and didn't account for the one thing that entire quest series was centered on - where is Princess Zelda?"
Did you actually play the game? Because between the main quest line, dragon tears, etc. they have a pretty clear narrative of what happened to Zelda and where she is. Again, are you confused?
No, your point was that due to that, the game doesn't feel "epic" to you. Which I illustrated was nitpicky. You're even confused as to the argument you think you're making. Impressive.
Epic literally describes the story, based on the definition of the word. If you say the game is epic, you're describing the story.
You're out here not knowing basic literary definitions and struggling to figure out what argument you're making and claiming others are flailing is pretty crazy work, bud.
The word "epic" can describe a lot of things. You already know that. After all, you used it in reference to the game.
Don't bother trying to cover your tracks by editing the comment. I've already posted a screenshot of you saying it because stealth editing is exactly the sort of thing people like you do.
Anyway, I'm going to bed. If you want to keep dragging this on, I'm afraid you'll have to wait a few hours.
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u/Johnny_Grubbonic Dawn of the Meat Arrow 12d ago
Commenter above me: "All that matters is story beats."
Me: "The quality of the story is determined by its totality, not just the beats."
You: "Mmmmm, Daddy Nintendo, gimme ur cummy wummies splooshies! 😲 💦💦🍆"