What do they eat?
Seagulls and Gorons.
ass
fish
The sailors that hang around town bring back fish I'd imagine.
Talking boats.
Fishless sea
Ruppees. They look like gushers.
No fish in the Great Sea besides fishmen.
Pigs and Children
ure mums cunt lmoa
wind
>Zelda
>worldbuilding
I wish
Travelers
Those big squid monsters
ass and pussy
also there’s a trader there they probably buy there shit, they also have grass/wheat and pigs, also fish
this is a dumb thread really
What was Windfall Island's tax policy? Did they have a standing army? What was their foreign policy to other islands? Did they have any way to protect themselves if an invader arrived? What about their government? Did they even have one? Who put Tingle in Jail? I didn't see any policeman about. What protects against lawlessness breaking out on the island?
Trade is a pretty big theme with the island, between the sidequest and that eskimo guy who's whole gig is trading; I imagine that's how they get all their food besides the pigs.
As for how they get the capital to pay for it, the residents spend every night in an auction house so it's already an island of loaded rich people + the single rotating beggar role. I guess the bar couod be brewing its own ale and selling that
If they have a windmill then they're obviously making flour you brainlets
how does wind make plants, retard?
>world floods
>aquatic race "evolves" to birds
where? the island is tiny
>Someone actually answers the question
>OP is a fag and was just shitposting, so this will either be ignored, or some low effort NPC will regurgitate the roastie "have sex" meme
From where? Where do they get the groan to support an Agricultural society?
They raise pigs.
*Grain
>I didn't see any policeman about. What protects against lawlessness breaking out on the island?
Law and order has been around longer than professional law enforcement. Amazingly, despite what libertarians would have you believe, humans want some level of security and will band together in mutual cooperation to achieve it
Well the next question would be who is trading the food. Outset has a bit of agriculture but do they supply the whole of the Great Sea? Really the fact that there are no fish causes all the problems.
So what you're saying is that they abide by the NAP? Is Windfall Island an Anarcho-Capitalist society?
Get em! Get that bitch!
Pigs, birds, crabs, rats, grass, syrup from the trees, whatever shit they're selling at the bar, chuchu jelly elixirs, there's plenty to eat if you look in the right places. There could be adventurers who go out and slay bokoblins and octos for meat, and those plant monsters from the forest area as vegetables, too. Dragon Roost isn't far off, they could probably get some eggs from there, as well.
Japs aren't very smart
>no cute zora wife to bring home fresh fish every day
Pain
Oinkers
The windmill is presumably processing grain as well.
That's a straight lie, there's the map fish.
No one wants to eat a cartographer
This game still looks pretty good. You could release it on Steam and call it indie and people would praise it.
He says, crying over the fact that Japan has a highly developed civilization, despite getting colonized, suffering a huge defeat after World War II, suffering numerous tsunamis and earthquakes, and nuclear catastrophes including Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the Fukushima disaster.
Only in Japan can you get in a real mecha suit that fires actual missiles.
Honestly a valid question, what the fuck do people who live on tiny islands on an ocean devoid of fish eat
They're fishMEN, not fish
What about the octorok? And the squids?
They get everything through mail also Zelda isn't a RPG so who cares
You see that seagull.
Yeah, they shoot them down and eat them.
With what? Bows and arrows?
They take turns slurping up that huge goopy wad of snot from that one kids nose on outset island
I want to give her nipples so bad
The pigs they grow.
They pick them up like Link and shoot them at the seagulls.
>What was Windfall Island's tax policy?
Hard to tell. They all seem pretty well-off compared to the other islands though (I'm an economic brainlet, someone else answer this).
>Did they have a standing army? Did they have any way to protect themselves if an invader arrived?
Most likely civilian volunteer militia that's call upon when needed. Didn't do much good when Mila and Maggie got kidnapped.
>What was their foreign policy to other islands?
All the islands seem to have peaceful relations with one another (Forsaken Fortress is an exception). The presence of the postal system and the Korok's long-term plan to connect the islands seems to indicate peaceful coexistence.
>What about their government? Did they even have one?
Council of merchants who decide things by vote.
>Who put Tingle in Jail? I didn't see any policeman about. What protects against lawlessness breaking out on the island?
Low population usually results in high-trust societies. Apprehension of criminals is done via citizen's arrest.
Wind Waker is the comfiest Zelda.
>Zoras didn't become the dominant race and somehow became fucking birdpeople of all things
>No fish in the sea so good luck trying to feed everyone with your damn vegetable gardens
WW really didn't have a lot of thought put into it's setting. I'm not asking for much from Zelda's worlds but especially now that we have BotW and the level of attention they put into that WW's ocean setting is egregiously lazy
SeaMen FtFy
>You play the role of Zelda trying to save the princess
>Not a Role Playing Game
I accually never thought of food in windwaker exept the pigs and grandma's soup
>no visible stats
There being no fish in the sea explains why the Zora didn't become the dominant race. Literally their entire food supply cut off.
so what do the bird people eat
Eggs.
>despite getting colonized
as if thats actually a bad thing either way japans tech is all over the place they are able to throw stuff at a wall and make it flashy but meaningful innovation is almost beyond them
cum
Birds.
>Amazingly, despite what libertarians would have you believe, humans want some level of security and will band together in mutual cooperation to achieve it
Uh, that's exactly what libertarians would have you believe. The part they wouldn't have you believe is that you need an elite class who has legal authority over the lesser people to maintain it.
>despite getting colonized
No, because of getting colonized
Obligatory
Even before they were colonized, they had a rich history of feudalism, Shintoism, samurai, and many other great parts of their culture.
Dude, no. All the economic miracle did was give Japan boatloads of money. All the products they managed to produce was their own inspiration.
