/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8173885
Exactly. A sequel is often better when it's allowed to feel like it's own thing. And when games feel separate, it's often better when they're allowed to feel separate. The problem with creating a "Zelda Timeline" means having to stretch and force a bunch of explanations and theories to get it to work. It's such a fickle thing that not even some "hardcore" Zelda fans can agree with Nintendo's official Zelda Timeline. It shouldn't matter all that much, games often only show what they're required to show, things change for the sake of gameplay, convenience, thematics, etc. I'm surprised people are trying to connect or compact these worlds together rather than build or imagine more to them.