If you want to swing left, you need to draw a straight line to the left with no extra movements. Otherwise, think of the Wiimote like a mouse. Pressing down on the D-pad to recenter the remote is a frequent, unconscious habit for people who've mastered SS's controls. If the controls feel wonky, recalibrate the remote. Make sure you don't skip the calibration sequence. Just make sure it's not in a place where you're regularly pointing the Wiimote at it.) So, make sure your Wiimote isn't regularly "seeing" windows. Are there reasons other than player fault that the game doesn't always control well? Absolutely.īright lights will actually fuck up the Wiimote+ controls. If a game requires players to have to actively consider whether their controller is working correctly or glitching and needs recalibrated, then that game has a flaw. Hell, the designers even knew how unreliable it was and had to put an easy to access recalibration feature in just so that the game could be played for more than a half hour. If a game is designed to exclusively be played with unreliable controls, that's a design flaw and it is not above criticism. It's good most of the time, but when it gets flaky the game suffers. Wii motion control, even with the Motion Plus, is imperfect and unreliable. I'm not talking about one particular controller being broken. I'll try to be clear so as not to confuse you. I don't think you understand what a weasel word is, and I don't think you understood what I was saying. Selecting "Open Discussion", "Official Timeline Only", "Alternate Theory Discussion", or another flair can help direct the scope of discussion. Likewise, please use appropriate flairs when submitting a discussion. Users like to debate about the timeline, but if a thread is flaired "Official Timeline Only" do not derail the topic about alternate theories. Flairs: "Official Timeline Only" vs "Alternate Theory Discussion" Keep topics safe for work and do not take discussions into NSFW territory.ħ. The majority of Zelda games are rated E, with only a few games rated T for Teen. No discussion or sharing of game ROMs, ISOs or any copyrighted material that may have been pirated.Įmulator discussion however is completely fine, including speedrunning, randomizers, texture packs, and fangames.ĭo not post NSFW content. If you resort to any of the above you will be banned. Following users around and bringing up the same topic or derailing a topic to harass a user is not allowed. If it's discussion that is on topic for the game, it is fine, but saying others shouldn't hold an opinion is not fine.ĭo not use personal attacks, hate speech, or slurs of any kind, especially towards other users.ĭo not harass or follow around users. We're all fans here whether new or old or otherwise diverse, we all like the Legend of Zelda in some way or another.ĭo not gatekeep the fandom or what kind of posts should be allowed for discussion. Simple questions and non-Zelda / off-topic discussions are directed to the General Discussion posts. Memes, comics, funny screenshots, arts-&-crafts, etc. Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just for the goal of entertaining viewers. This is a place for informative and interesting Zelda related content and discussions. Topics should promote Zelda-related discussion Submissions please click the "spoiler" button after making your post, or include in your post title.Ģ. Post titles must always be vague enough to not include spoilers. Check these r/Zelda Wiki Pages:ĭo not post spoilers for games in general if someone shows they are still playing it.īut, for new releases, do not post unmarked spoilers for the first 2 months of release.Ĭomments must use the format: >!text goes here!<, ex: text goes here. You can read more on its naming origins here. Think of TrueZelda as the /r/Games of /r/Gaming. This is a place for more discussion orientated topics that may not see as much attention in our 2 million subscriber sister subreddit /r/Zelda. For newer users it can come off as pretentious, but that's not its goal. It was a common naming pattern in the older years of reddit for a place for more discussion.
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