His first priority is to make money and all else be damned. He himself admits it, people can be pissed off about his company behaviour but it doesn’t matter if it makes money for him. Steam versus Epic is a Alien versus Predator scenario.

Because he’s positioning himself as altruistic. You can call it cynical and shit, but when a CEO tells you “I’m doing this thing because it’s going to make things better for everyone”, you start looking for the razor in the candy floss.

God, can we all stop fucking pretending that this is even remotely about the “70/30 status quo”? It’s about on-boarding new customers by making it literally impossible to find games they want on any storefront other than Epic’s. That’s all there is to it. This stuff about Epic having high-minded motives about giving…

His explanation makes sense, but people try to make him out to be a villain. What does Tim Sweeney know about business? He’s only worth $7 Billion.

Yeah, I gotta agree with the main point.

Even if they change “love” from “like”, the intention is clearly romantic. Even if out of context the line may be feel like it’s losing the romantic intention, the non-verbal storytelling doesn’t really leave any room for debate.

However, I would like to deviate from the topic a…

This is how queer fans have experienced media for decades, and it’s the origin of fandom and shipping. I’m used to seeing myself in the margins, teasing out queer subtext where it may not otherwise be obviously present.

Minish Cap was a game I must’ve played through in two or three sittings max. What a delightful fable that was. After Scott Pilgrim and his Ant-Man storyboards I really want Edgar Wright to make a Zelda movie...

Congratulations to all the children, but especially to you, for putting in some WORK on this analysis.

From what I understand, it was actually a mandate by Studio Khara’s official translator. He demanded a literal translation which is not the same as accurate, hence why even lines and terms outside of the Kaworu episode feel odd and stilted.

I think Shinji is looking for family kind of love, not a boyfriend/girlfriend.

I would guess someone just translated the show from scratch for the Netflix release without looking at the old translation. And they translated “suki” more literally, rather than consciously trying to change or shy away from anything.

Just gonna drop some images here. [SOME SPOILERS AHEAD YA’LL]

I mean, love is a pretty useless and vague word in English too. He could love him as a friend, as a brother, as a sexual partner, as a tasty food, as an example of vulnerable humanity. I love my dog and sushi. It’s everything else about the scene that’s important.

Agreed, still gay as hell.

It’s amazing to me watching all the discourse springing up online around this show from myriad of new fans both young and old experiencing it for the first time.

I feel the best Zelda games have been 2D ones. I know that may be the minority opinion but I haven’t loved most 3D Zeldas.

The idea for Ezio, the talking cap that accompanies Link on his quest, came from the Gnat Hat in Four Swords. While brainstorming items for Link to wear, including masks and caps, the team settled upon a talking hat, which led to Ezio.

I’m a woman. Even with medium-sized boobs, the simple act of running can be painful. It makes no sense for Tifa’s big tits to be unrestrained and flopping all over the place while she’s doing martial arts and other athletic activities.

A family of candy asses.

See, they are like a real family.