Fandom is... not quite reliable.

Oot revealed his true form. He transforms into Ganon under extreme measures when he unleashes the full power of his triforce.

Its not known why he doesn't revert back in some installments.

Opposite. Ganondorf is the true form, Ganon is when he changes.

Summaries do typically lack detail.

Bunch of propaganda, ingredients, essential oils, and instructions to dilute it. Turns out reading isn't hard. Majority of it is just word vomit to sound appealing and be different.

My reading comprehension is just fine considering I'm not the one online complaining about smearing it on my junk.

Apparently expecting people to be literate is being smug now?

I just want people to read man. It's not hard.

Then fucking read the instructions

"Reason to act"

Why would you perform a task you have no reason nor desire to make reality? Discipline turns motivation into results. It does not exist without motivation.

I gave you two definitions after you criticized me of not knowing them and now here you are blatantly ignoring them.

Me too.

Motivation: the reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way.

the general desire or willingness of someone to do something.

Doesn't matter how big or small, without it, the action will never exist.

Maybe actually Google the definition before claiming something.

Here, let me do you one better, I'll even use Merriam Webster.

Motivation: the act or process of motivating.

Motivating: to provide with a motive

Motive: something (such as a need or desire) that causes a person to act

So yeah, getting real tired of people who don't know how words and definitions work. No motivation, no action. Period.

Sure, if you arbitrarily change the definition and meaning of motivation. You can make anything sound like whatever bullshit you're trying to peddle if we change the meanings of words.

Motivation is literally why anyone does anything. No motivation means no action at all, not even the desire nor want nor initiative. Without it you wouldn't have even had the inkling to do whatever it is you're thinking about. Someone without the motivation to do surgery wouldn't have even become a surgeon.

Getting real tired of people not knowing what motivation is and trying to proclaim to others misinformation.

Dicks and buttholes don't work anything like this story. If it played out like she says then somebody would be extremely injured in this setting, either with a broken dick or ruptured colon. Blood would be involved

No, but you asked if mario was getting a fighting game when he's been in one for over 20 years.

But if it couldn't be successfully manipulated or timed at all, as the person I was replying to was implying, then you couldn't just grind it out. It's 100% human factor that can be learned and abused like any other system in the game. Like her poise damage is easily one of the most abuse able systems in the game to the point that its a meme in the community that she's weak to frost pots, of all things, due their ability to consistently stun her out of waterfowl dance.

I'd go so far to say it IS arguing in bad faith to imply that the stomps and malenia ARENT consistent especially when video proof exists to the contrary from multiple sources.

Just because people have to learn the system/timing doesn't mean it's not consistent.

Smash bros

I mean it's not really any different than mario.

Did you know the npc enemy with the highest kill count in the world is the very first Goomba in super Mario bros 1? Because he's there's there explicitly to teach you that touching them is bad and stepping on them is good. From there you start to learn the worlds. Sure the first time you're running through you get hit by a random hammer from a hammer bro. But the second time you know he's there so you live a little longer but you don't know the pattern so he gets you again. The third time you watch more and learn that the pattern exists but with a bit of randomness to it and then you learn he jumps up and down platforms, you die again. The fourth time you know everything he can do and put it into practice and might make it, might not depending on your skill and patience. Or you might get lucky and have a fire flower and kill him before he can kill you on your first try.

Dark souls does that exact same thing just with a healthbar and stamina attached. Every time you die and redo an area, you know what's there in the exact same spot every single time, just like mario. The zombie in the corner doesn't get you anymore because you're ready for him. You get the backstab on the big enemy or avoid him completely because he's not worth it. You find the spot where the enemy can't hit you so you can heal in safety, or you know you're going to be shot at so you shield up to prevent damage.

Maybe at first you panic dodge because you don't know whats coming, after a few tries you learn that an over the shoulder hold strike is preceded by the enemy leaning back so you time your dodge just once, giving you more attack chances. You learned that going for 3 hits instead of 2 or 1 is more risky and leaves you open so you stop getting greedy.

This is so much longer than I intended but I just want people to know it's not really that bad. It seems unfair but much more often than not it's one of the more fair games out there.

Yeah, every so often there's an enemy that just surprises you out of nowhere and feels like bullshit, but then again, super Mario had lakitus throwing spinies randomly at you too, and you figured out how to work around them too.

It is considering how many hitless attempts have been recorded and posted by people who consistently avoid or exploit both of those systems.