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I mean isn't that just what would happen if you had a mirror tied to your back I don't really see the speed, it's not like the light is curving behind him
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Even at the end of the game when Lorule’s Triforce is restored, Lorule isn’t instantly warped back to normal and still has tons of fissures.My point was more on the immediate restoration of Lorule instead of the stabilization aspect of it. Logically if all of the damage is undone immediately, that should negate the need to rely on the rejected stabilization angle. Although whether or not the damage was still there as you mentioned is something I think I’ll look into. I’ll fire up my Link Between Worlds save in the morning when I’m free to see if I can verify that.
Huh, I guess I must have misremembered that then.Even at the end of the game when Lorule’s Triforce is restored, Lorule isn’t instantly warped back to normal and still has tons of fissures.
“Wow! I haven't seen a normal person in a few hundred years! Let me talk to you for a while. Surprisingly, the Triforce created this world to fulfill Ganon's wish. What is Ganon's wish, you ask? It is to rule the entire cosmos! Don't you think it might be possible with the power of the Triforce behind you?”
Eh, first statement doesn't make sense since Ganon was a magic user long before he got the Triforce of Power, and we don't count what Zant does as reality warping anymore, just dimensional travel to different locations in Hyrule. Not that it matters since there's plenty of evidence in verse that Magic scales to AP, that's even the default assumption we tend to use for any series where people use magic for attacks.There’s also direct statements of magic existing in characters like Ganon due to the power of the triforce:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachme...5562050740264/Screenshot_20210117-1931052.png
That’s why the Reality Warping of Zant is countered by the Master Sword: it’s a sword that literally repels magic:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachme...08367965274172/Screenshot_20210201-224916.png
I'm not entirely sure we can use the manga, but I do think the Dark World should be universal in size. The current logic we use for the Triforce being universal (Besides the now rejected Wind Fish scaling) is that the Dark World and the Light World are the same size, and since the Dark World has a sun we know the Light World isn't just the planet, and they certainly wouldn't use Light World to describe just the solar system, so that means that the Light World refers to the universe, making the Dark World also universal in size. The cosmos statement is a mistranslation, we had what the original text said translated a few years ago and it was just a statement about how people who end up in the Dark World tend to go insane, which is why Ganon currently has madness manipulation.Dark world could be anywhere from large star (sun and planet), multi solar from the manga, or potentially universe given cosmos definition
Btw, I wouldn’t use the “triforce magic being countered by the master sword” scan considering it’s shown to be a massive mistranslation and misunderstanding the entire point of the master sword.
Eh, first statement doesn't make sense since Ganon was a magic user long before he got the Triforce of Power, and we don't count what Zant does as reality warping anymore, just dimensional travel to different locations in Hyrule. Not that it matters since there's plenty of evidence in verse that Magic scales to AP, that's even the default assumption we tend to use for any series where people use magic for attacks.
The cosmos statement is a mistranslation, we had what the original text said translated a few years ago and it was just a statement about how people who end up in the Dark World tend to go insane, which is why Ganon currently has madness manipulation.
Not inherently.so what im hearing full triforce gets 3-a, users dont?
Not inherently.
If there's reason to think it empowers them with the full brunt of its capabilities, sure, scaling could work. But we'd need to be 100% on that front, on top of knowing when they're actually amping themselves. Because there's times were someone "has" the full thing but aren't quite using it.
The real issue is single pieces, because obviously one piece don't scale to the full of the artifact, not even ******* close. The full triforce is beyond the sum of its parts.
Actually this scan is pushing me towards agreeing with full empowerment.