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Dragonian: The Imbalance of Sierr
7 years ago

Happy Zelda Month


It’s been a while since I posted anything. The truth is my living situation changed, and I currently don’t have a working computer to make anything on. However, I’m determined to buy a new one and get the third Belgrad game done. It’s at least 60% complete, anyway.

Anyhow, it’s Zelda month, if PeanutButterGamer has anything to say. I’m glad you people like this game, and those who don’t, I don’t blame you. Chances are that Peebs won’t know this game exists, but this is still something Zelda-related, so I might as well bring this to people’s attention. Also, I’m grateful the Big N hasn’t taken me down. :P

Also, once I get a working computer, do you think an expansion pack would be a good fit for this game? I can’t promise a new story, but I can do new levels, towns, dungeons, and other stuff.

Anyway, happy Zelda month. Hopefully everything goes well for all of us, and I’ll still plan on finishing that third Belgrad game.

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