>developers actually give Link personality by making the quest log his journal
>NoA turns it into a boring quest log with personality removed
For what reason?
Developers actually give Link personality by making the quest log his journal
Jackson Kelly
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Jacob Edwards
NoA likes to prove time and again just how terrible they are.
Daniel Russell
Link is just an avatar for the player, not a real character like Olimar. The player's own thoughts on the game are worth more than any avatar's shallow personality.
Jeremiah Flores
Link is whatever the fucking creators of the game want him to be. Translators have no right to change something like that.
Brandon Wilson
When did they do that?
Nathan Reyes
Then why did the people that actually made the game write him like that? Is it because it's their character to do with what they want? I guess NoA should just change all the dialogue to match whatever you personally think they should say.
Alexander Ramirez
David Rogers
everything I learn about the japanese version makes me question if anything I know about any of the zelda games is accurate fuck nintendo for hiring bargain bin translators
Matthew Wilson
Treehouse is full of hacks and legitimately needs to be burned to the ground and rebuilt.
Having said that, Link's personality in the quest logs (from what I've read) is still rather generic.
Easton Roberts
Well he's a protagonist in a Nintendo game, that's the norm.