 Along the coast of Maine, late October, 2021. | Good evening, all, Well, the Rito article has, as of two minutes ago, finally been published. It is somewhat extensive, which explains why it took me so long. There is a surprising amount of depth behind the Rito (at least for the discerning gamer), and I hope the article can shed some light upon their culture's inspiration. I had planned on uploading it the last day of October, but was detained a bit from that goal due to an unplanned camping trip to Maine. (Let us say that it was . . . cold.) That said, with the Rito finished, all the non-Hylian races have been covered, which leaves me with just a few things: Hyrule Castle and other Hylian structures, the Forgotten Temple, the strange Labyrinths and the Lomei Culture, and, potentially, a wee article on the Great Fairy Fountains. Please let me know if you have preferences, or any ideas for articles of your own. I'm always open to suggestions. As always, happy reading. |
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hidan
11/7/2021 08:38:15 pm
I am eager to read!
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Talbot
11/21/2021 11:12:38 am
Dear hidan,
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Missa
2/12/2022 01:31:29 pm
I thought jumping on the most recent post on this would help me get your attention to thank you, profoundly. As someone who's writing their final essay to be able to graduate making a relation between real world architecture and in game architecture i can't explain how amazing finding this website was in helping me make some of my points more solid. What you do here is beautiful and the appreciation you show for the art and architecture just made me happy to read all of the articles on Breath of the wild. Thank you so much.
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Talbot
3/19/2022 02:46:26 pm
Missa,
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8/19/2024 07:41:19 am
What challenges did you face while researching and writing about the Rito, and how did you overcome them?
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