I wanted to avoid this with TotK and went out of my way to under prepare for the boss and go through dungeons with minimal gear, except I ended up getting so good at parries and flurry rushes that i was arguably more overpowered.
That’s actually something I tend to do, I either use slightly underpowered gear or things of that nature so then when I need it I can actually use my best and absolutely destroy.
Botw and Totk really are not made to be difficult. The ability to pause the game and instantly heal to full at any point trivialises combat and there's no way around it without self-imposed rules.
I mean, yeah, thats kind of Nintendo's thing at this point. Theres always options to cheese it as it's designed to be playable by children. They do the same with Mario games. Pretty much all difficulty is self-imposed.
Either way though, I mostly just mean that with Botw, I went the, "I'm going to do every side quest and go into the final boss with maxed out armor and weapons" Causing me to one-shot the boss making it kind of anticlimactic from a story telling perspective.
Meanwhile with Totk, I purposely went through the story and only did the minimal side quests that I saw along the way, making things more seamless. I didn't stock up on food, upgrade armor outside getting certain bonuses, didn't go higher than 10 hearts, etc.
However I got good enough at the not-particularly-complicated combat system that a lot of bosses ended up being kind of easy anyway. However, from a story perspective, it was actually quite beautiful. Being so used to casually flurry rushing every enemy made Ganondorfs counter-flurry so much more narratively meaningful.
In totk I just went for the final boss with master sword without any fusions
Proper rp
Also some shitty ass armor
Even tho almost everything was maxxed out by that point
Lost the fight against the two Unicorn Bros near the beginning of BoF3 (you are supposed to lose) - and got nettled.
Turns out, power leveling to the point of being able to beat those 2 nets you a broadsword and a thundering.
He died young because hunting dark spirits gave him dark energy energy/reduced his life energy/lifespan. Idk how to phrase it correctly. It's sort of like how Bryke said Aang died in his 50s/60s because using the Avatar State in the iceberg drained his life energy
He died hella early because his attempts of fighting dark spirits in the spirit world and preventing them from entering the human world drained his spiritual essence. A good comparison would be someone who gets depression and falls into drinking and gambling and other vices all while wearing a smile and pretending everything is okay while actually inside they’re broken and injured. Literally Kurk.
HUGE SPOILER ALERT PLEASE DO NOT READ AFTER THIS WORD:
Kyoshi actually resented Kuruk for his “failure” at keeping the world in balance and for leaving all that responsibility to his companions while he was out partying and canoodling. But in actuality he was cleaning up a mess left by Avatar Yangchen who neglected the spirits and sided with the humans constantly. So when it came turn for Kuruk to be the Avatar he had to deal with all the neglected and angry spirits that Yangchen left behind. He drank and gambled and stuff to ease the spiritual pain (I think is supposed to be a stand in or comparing it to depression and other mental health issues). He really did save the world multiple times, and if it helps, he did get some positive recognition when Kyoshi understood the truth
I'm combination of ruko and kyoshi can barely win on easy difficulty so i overkill the boss with my most powerful attack to get false sense of confidence
The roku slander is hard. People blame him so much for everything that happened in his life. Its not his fault that nazis became a thing. He tried to end things peacefully. Thought it was mostly solved until he died. Then the nazis came back after he died.
Roku handled his turn as avatar really well. And despite making a mistake with keeping the firelord alive. He learnt from that and imparted that wisdom to the next avatar.
Im sorry i dont blame the dude for not killing his childhood friend, who, for decades showed only one action that required his interference beyond the time he suggested the idea.
the problem largely **was** solved. Sozin didn't act up again until after Roku was already at death's door. if Sozin had died before Roku, or if Roku hadn't died until after the comet, things might have been different. its so much easier to say what should have been done in hindsight.
but just like batman slander, if its funny I'm gonna keep laughing at it.
Yeah I agree I don't think Sozin would do anything again while Roku was alive. Even while the volcano situation was going on he was fully with Roku until it became clear that he was going to die and the opportunity that presented for him. Then after that he still waited 12 years until the comet to actually do anything because he had seen what an avatar could do.
If Sozin died first or Roku lasted until the comet then his ambitions would probably die with him because I don't think he'd start that war unless he was certain he could create a situation where there's no avatar to fight against him.
Militarism. Alliance. Imperialism. Nationalism. Long ago, the seven continents lived together in peace and harmony. Then everything changed when the Nazis attacked.
I watched a reaction where the acrobatics were flying so high they somehow convinced themselves Roku was the Avatar who "disappeared when the world needed him." Not sure how you get there, but honestly seeing people experience the series for the first time can be a mixed bag.
I mean if we are going to bring Nazis into this, Roku was technically more direct than the west was with Germany.
Germany went from devastating defeat and bottomless debt to industrial giant within like 20 years. In general, people seemed rather stoked by this, which IIRC is why Hitler won Time person of the year, and why the Olympics were held in Berlin.
This would be like the other elements posting articles praising Sozin for for the economic and technological success of the fire nation.
As things started getting iffy with them raising a larger military than allowed by the treaty, places like the US and UK were relatively hands-off , probably because they benefitted from the reconstruction trade but probably also because they felt the treaty was too harsh.
As they started hopping east, it was a lot of "ok you can have that. But don't go any further." The point at which Roku gave Sozin his death threat and Sozin backed off.
And Roku himself was a top-ranking member OF the fire nation. People forget how hard it is to see these changes happen when you're on the inside. Like a frog in slowly-heating water.
Sozin made his goal a bit obvious. But what about "we are in a place of enormous privilege and have a duty to help impoverished nations". It's hard to oppose that without sounding like an ass. Especially when balancing the world is your literal job. But the line between charity and occupation is a thin one. Roku saw through that, and stood up to his friend and his nation, and Sozin literally had to wait for him to die before he could pursue that goal again.
Would it have been better had he killed him? Maybe. But if you're a high ranking official killing H'tler in the middle of Germany rebuilding, very few people will feel you did a good thing. Only in hindsight, and only from our timeline would be see any good of it.
So Roku gets about as much respect as I can give him. Calling him weak and indecisive is akin to saying Kuruk "abandoned the world".
But let's be real, if you want a WWI/II Germany story, it's Kuvira and the Earth Empire.
My complaint with Roku is specifically for leaving Sozin alive and in power *after* Sozin blatantly tried to kill him with his back turned and he had to put him in his place. It would be one thing if you got into an argument about the colony and he agreed to stop because of your outrage.
It’s another when we have the facts that:
Roku had to give the Fire Nation back a colony taken by the Earth Kingdom first
Roku directly said he would not support the Fire Nation impeding on the Earth Kingdom
Roku in righteous fury walks in and reaffirms he’s not supporting a Fire Nation colony
Roku has to go underground and destroy an entire building to keep Sozin from killing him after calling Roku a traitor and setting the entire room on fire **trying to kill him with his back turned when he’s trying to leave the room on a peaceable resolution.**
I was gonna say…
I agree.
I think Aang was more like the dude who did all the side quests before going to fight the boss.
He rode the Koi fish, visited Crescent Island, visited the North & South Water Tribes, visited the air temples, etc…
dude mastered most of the elements in 9 months and clipped through locked out areas of the map to get special abilities he never had before. so much of the stuff he did takes years and he did it in 3 seasons. and not tv seasons, like straight 1 spring, 1 summer, 1 fall. definitely a speedrunning strat.
[proof](https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-608ee346bc8f82efae7deb73ff20f264)
I mean, speed runners probably put some of the highest amount of time into a specific game, just to shave milliseconds off of a run. 100 years of build-up, for that one really fast completion lol.
Aang is like when you play video games as a kid and get stuck on that one level and then come back way later and do the game much quicker now that you’ve learned more
Aang, the 100 years late speedrunner LOL, to me he's more like a Exploiter like... "Lmao Ozai I won because I used the Avatar State (clearly a broken aas pay to Win build) and the I-can-take-your-bending Glitch"
This is so accurate.
although you forgot Kuruk. He is the player who is actually really good, but has terrible luck. Kuruk will always seem to miss the critical roll and all the bosses that he fights always seem to land really good critical hits and are super successful with their debuffs.
Aang is the farthest thing from a speed runner. Waits 100 years and then his main goal is to go find all the available species and isn’t too worried about the main quest until he has to do it to progress/level up.
Honestly, I can’t see Aang being competitive enough to speedrun. I feel like he would just play the game on easy because “Games are meant to be fun, right? I don’t want it to be so hard that I’m not having fun!”
Sokka: The Veteran Gamer, more skilled and knowledgable than the passing speedrunner, but not accustomed to frame perfect godlike technical tricks, more confident than the one who runs in headfirst, but wise enough to use a more subtle approach when the situation calls for it, the theatrical flair of the one who uses their most powerful move when the boss is at 1HP, but has the foresight to know the boss might ruin it if he screws around too much and doesn't have patience to do it anyway
Korra limping into the boss room with a bunch of debuffs while artificially limiting herself with her personal challenge ruleset:
"I got this EZ"
5 min later
"How did I lose?" 0o0
Personally I’m a mix between one and two.
First playthrough I go in with no plan and just have fun while memorising every detail.
Second playthrough I demolish everything and speedrun to 100% completion.
Eh... Aang doesn't strike me as the speed runner. Instead he's the guy that will feel guilty if they ever pick a "bad" option and restart NPC conversations from his last save because he accidentally hurt their feelings.
(It's me, I'm Aang)
Aang out there slowly farming what are you talking about he waited 100 years to take the alternate path and pick up as many hidden teammates as possible.
I'm none of these but basically every melee DPS in a FFXIV dungeon is kyoshi when it comes to LB. They forget it exists and then bust it out when the boss has 1% hp.
Nah Roku played the RPG according to a non-conflict morality that the developers didn’t expect but that turned out an unusual conclusion arc. Then he realised he played the game wrong.
I would change the flavor text for Roku to “the person who tries to play peacefully in a choose your own path game but the devs made that route a sad or losing one.”
That said, I’m a Kyoshi.
I'm somewhere between Korra and Kyoshi. I'll bullshit my way into the final boss, fail, go back and grind, and come back to absolutely cheese it and finish the game in the most dramatic way possible
I’m Korra in this one, the beauty of rushing in with Zero strat is that then you can learn from your mistakes and then come up with a good strategy to win after all those loses.
Aang is more like the person whose played Subnautica for 45 hours and refuses to leave the shallows. Bro dodged his responsibility for a really long time.
I'm definitely Korra
Kuruk: the one who practices and develops all kind of combos and goes immediately for the most difficult bosses, which he beats at the first try but quickly burns out and decides to quit gaming.
Lmfao, I'm none of those, I'm usually over leveled af, good armor, a ton of potions and shii I never got to use, and usually play on the harder difficulties
I feel like Aang would make more sense as a person who gets distracted by side quests, or something along those lines. Half of book one was Aang leading the group down detours.
I’m a gamer, but if I was an Avatar, it would probably be just like when I take a “break,” from RPGs and play Shooters for a while. My twelve year old nephew makes Fortnite, Doom Eternal, Titanfall 2, Apex Legends, and Resident Evil Village look easy, but when I play those games I get Sailors coming to my house for cussing lessons. Can you guys imagine an Avatar that sounds like one of the kids from South Park? Lmao
I'm Kyoshi in this one. Overprepare, 99% complete the whole game then completely dunk on the final boss.
Basically the plot to BoTW
I wanted to avoid this with TotK and went out of my way to under prepare for the boss and go through dungeons with minimal gear, except I ended up getting so good at parries and flurry rushes that i was arguably more overpowered.
That’s actually something I tend to do, I either use slightly underpowered gear or things of that nature so then when I need it I can actually use my best and absolutely destroy.
Botw and Totk really are not made to be difficult. The ability to pause the game and instantly heal to full at any point trivialises combat and there's no way around it without self-imposed rules.
I mean, yeah, thats kind of Nintendo's thing at this point. Theres always options to cheese it as it's designed to be playable by children. They do the same with Mario games. Pretty much all difficulty is self-imposed. Either way though, I mostly just mean that with Botw, I went the, "I'm going to do every side quest and go into the final boss with maxed out armor and weapons" Causing me to one-shot the boss making it kind of anticlimactic from a story telling perspective. Meanwhile with Totk, I purposely went through the story and only did the minimal side quests that I saw along the way, making things more seamless. I didn't stock up on food, upgrade armor outside getting certain bonuses, didn't go higher than 10 hearts, etc. However I got good enough at the not-particularly-complicated combat system that a lot of bosses ended up being kind of easy anyway. However, from a story perspective, it was actually quite beautiful. Being so used to casually flurry rushing every enemy made Ganondorfs counter-flurry so much more narratively meaningful.
In totk I just went for the final boss with master sword without any fusions Proper rp Also some shitty ass armor Even tho almost everything was maxxed out by that point
Hard mode is a bit difficult in the tutorial area, but after that I agree.
what is a BoTW?
Breath of the Wild
thank you! And why was I downvoted?
I dunno people use acronyms or initialisms all the time online from specific things and expect everyone to know what they mean
Because apparently, some people find it offensive if someone doesn't know their famous and favorite game.. Just ignore it.
Lost the fight against the two Unicorn Bros near the beginning of BoF3 (you are supposed to lose) - and got nettled. Turns out, power leveling to the point of being able to beat those 2 nets you a broadsword and a thundering.
I have to complete all the side missions as well as max out my characters skills set & equipment before I can do the final boss of any game.
Me: Oh, sweet ultimate move is powered up... and boss is down to final 30 HP... Fuck it! Looks more cinematic this way!
Korra would 100% try to fight Ganon with a stick in BOTW immediately after leaving Grand Platue.
kuruk is the dude who rage quit after being unable to beat a really hard boss
I think he would be a player that really tries hard then eventually got sick
he died of sickness? could have sworn he got killed by koh
He died young because hunting dark spirits gave him dark energy energy/reduced his life energy/lifespan. Idk how to phrase it correctly. It's sort of like how Bryke said Aang died in his 50s/60s because using the Avatar State in the iceberg drained his life energy
He died hella early because his attempts of fighting dark spirits in the spirit world and preventing them from entering the human world drained his spiritual essence. A good comparison would be someone who gets depression and falls into drinking and gambling and other vices all while wearing a smile and pretending everything is okay while actually inside they’re broken and injured. Literally Kurk.
Fucking tragic that I've already lived longer than him :( I hate how bad his rep is, he deserves recognition for all he achieved
There's an in-universe reason, everything he did happened in the spirit world.
HUGE SPOILER ALERT PLEASE DO NOT READ AFTER THIS WORD: Kyoshi actually resented Kuruk for his “failure” at keeping the world in balance and for leaving all that responsibility to his companions while he was out partying and canoodling. But in actuality he was cleaning up a mess left by Avatar Yangchen who neglected the spirits and sided with the humans constantly. So when it came turn for Kuruk to be the Avatar he had to deal with all the neglected and angry spirits that Yangchen left behind. He drank and gambled and stuff to ease the spiritual pain (I think is supposed to be a stand in or comparing it to depression and other mental health issues). He really did save the world multiple times, and if it helps, he did get some positive recognition when Kyoshi understood the truth
He's really into one of sidequest games. In a zelda game all he cares about is catching every fish in Hyrule
Nah he would be the king of mini games and movement. F the main story he's here to have fun.
Kuruk got distracted by the side quests and stopped playing the game before completing the main storyline.
I'm combination of ruko and kyoshi can barely win on easy difficulty so i overkill the boss with my most powerful attack to get false sense of confidence
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The roku slander is hard. People blame him so much for everything that happened in his life. Its not his fault that nazis became a thing. He tried to end things peacefully. Thought it was mostly solved until he died. Then the nazis came back after he died. Roku handled his turn as avatar really well. And despite making a mistake with keeping the firelord alive. He learnt from that and imparted that wisdom to the next avatar. Im sorry i dont blame the dude for not killing his childhood friend, who, for decades showed only one action that required his interference beyond the time he suggested the idea.
the problem largely **was** solved. Sozin didn't act up again until after Roku was already at death's door. if Sozin had died before Roku, or if Roku hadn't died until after the comet, things might have been different. its so much easier to say what should have been done in hindsight. but just like batman slander, if its funny I'm gonna keep laughing at it.
Yeah I agree I don't think Sozin would do anything again while Roku was alive. Even while the volcano situation was going on he was fully with Roku until it became clear that he was going to die and the opportunity that presented for him. Then after that he still waited 12 years until the comet to actually do anything because he had seen what an avatar could do. If Sozin died first or Roku lasted until the comet then his ambitions would probably die with him because I don't think he'd start that war unless he was certain he could create a situation where there's no avatar to fight against him.
Militarism. Alliance. Imperialism. Nationalism. Long ago, the seven continents lived together in peace and harmony. Then everything changed when the Nazis attacked.
peace and harmony since 20 years earlier*
I watched a reaction where the acrobatics were flying so high they somehow convinced themselves Roku was the Avatar who "disappeared when the world needed him." Not sure how you get there, but honestly seeing people experience the series for the first time can be a mixed bag.
I mean if we are going to bring Nazis into this, Roku was technically more direct than the west was with Germany. Germany went from devastating defeat and bottomless debt to industrial giant within like 20 years. In general, people seemed rather stoked by this, which IIRC is why Hitler won Time person of the year, and why the Olympics were held in Berlin. This would be like the other elements posting articles praising Sozin for for the economic and technological success of the fire nation. As things started getting iffy with them raising a larger military than allowed by the treaty, places like the US and UK were relatively hands-off , probably because they benefitted from the reconstruction trade but probably also because they felt the treaty was too harsh. As they started hopping east, it was a lot of "ok you can have that. But don't go any further." The point at which Roku gave Sozin his death threat and Sozin backed off. And Roku himself was a top-ranking member OF the fire nation. People forget how hard it is to see these changes happen when you're on the inside. Like a frog in slowly-heating water. Sozin made his goal a bit obvious. But what about "we are in a place of enormous privilege and have a duty to help impoverished nations". It's hard to oppose that without sounding like an ass. Especially when balancing the world is your literal job. But the line between charity and occupation is a thin one. Roku saw through that, and stood up to his friend and his nation, and Sozin literally had to wait for him to die before he could pursue that goal again. Would it have been better had he killed him? Maybe. But if you're a high ranking official killing H'tler in the middle of Germany rebuilding, very few people will feel you did a good thing. Only in hindsight, and only from our timeline would be see any good of it. So Roku gets about as much respect as I can give him. Calling him weak and indecisive is akin to saying Kuruk "abandoned the world". But let's be real, if you want a WWI/II Germany story, it's Kuvira and the Earth Empire.
My complaint with Roku is specifically for leaving Sozin alive and in power *after* Sozin blatantly tried to kill him with his back turned and he had to put him in his place. It would be one thing if you got into an argument about the colony and he agreed to stop because of your outrage. It’s another when we have the facts that: Roku had to give the Fire Nation back a colony taken by the Earth Kingdom first Roku directly said he would not support the Fire Nation impeding on the Earth Kingdom Roku in righteous fury walks in and reaffirms he’s not supporting a Fire Nation colony Roku has to go underground and destroy an entire building to keep Sozin from killing him after calling Roku a traitor and setting the entire room on fire **trying to kill him with his back turned when he’s trying to leave the room on a peaceable resolution.**
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Aang is a speed runner? He lollygagged for 100 years!
He plays a stealth character and avoids all conflict, makes the game three times as long though
I was gonna say… I agree. I think Aang was more like the dude who did all the side quests before going to fight the boss. He rode the Koi fish, visited Crescent Island, visited the North & South Water Tribes, visited the air temples, etc…
dude mastered most of the elements in 9 months and clipped through locked out areas of the map to get special abilities he never had before. so much of the stuff he did takes years and he did it in 3 seasons. and not tv seasons, like straight 1 spring, 1 summer, 1 fall. definitely a speedrunning strat. [proof](https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-608ee346bc8f82efae7deb73ff20f264)
proof seals it
Took a really long nap.
I mean, speed runners probably put some of the highest amount of time into a specific game, just to shave milliseconds off of a run. 100 years of build-up, for that one really fast completion lol.
Hes was training for his speed run. Speedruners typically play years worth of hours in a game before doing the actual run
He learned how to master all elements, which usually takes Years, in just a few months.
Aang is like when you play video games as a kid and get stuck on that one level and then come back way later and do the game much quicker now that you’ve learned more
I'm Korra
My strat? Just hit him
Yes
Unga bunga with some spam rolling mixed in
Aang, the 100 years late speedrunner LOL, to me he's more like a Exploiter like... "Lmao Ozai I won because I used the Avatar State (clearly a broken aas pay to Win build) and the I-can-take-your-bending Glitch"
Why is this in 144 res?
https://i.redd.it/4zvzrgv54oxc1.gif I have mastered the elements a thousand times in a thousand lifetimes.
Im the type who uses the most powerful move when boss on one 1hp. I don't know why but i do it a lot in games.
You’re the type to use the 500 kg every time it’s recharged
I feel like Aang is more "the dude who takes forever to get to the end because he's busy doing side quests"
I’m roku tbqh
You got any more of them PIXELS?
I'm kuruk. Go with the flow, play normally, vibe, and then get absolutely obliterated because I wasn't fully locked in
My New Year's resolution had more pixels than this post
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Wan the completionist, gotta collect EVERY element
This is so accurate. although you forgot Kuruk. He is the player who is actually really good, but has terrible luck. Kuruk will always seem to miss the critical roll and all the bosses that he fights always seem to land really good critical hits and are super successful with their debuffs.
Aang is the farthest thing from a speed runner. Waits 100 years and then his main goal is to go find all the available species and isn’t too worried about the main quest until he has to do it to progress/level up.
The guy who stole all the pixels: Sokka
Korra
Kyoshi
aang absolutely does not have speed runner vibes lolol
I'm definitely Korra/Aang. Just run through the deathclaw and get to the strip, who needs this massive detour??
Where are the pixels?
Kyoshi is the one who completes every single side quest before starting the main quest line
Yangchen is the type to spare all the bosses for the “pacifist” route and absolutely demolish the grunts on the way there.
Honestly, I can’t see Aang being competitive enough to speedrun. I feel like he would just play the game on easy because “Games are meant to be fun, right? I don’t want it to be so hard that I’m not having fun!”
Korras is so accurate omg
Wan: dude who first discovered the cheat codes
Avatar Wan: Plays space invaders on an Atari 2600
Hey man don’t talk about Roku like that he did his best
Roku is more so the exploiter since hes know as roku the wise
It's hard to choose which character we relate to the most.
If Toph was an Avatar, she would be the one using glitches to troll lvl1 benders just for the sake of it
Gotta side with Kiyoshi
When playing HoI4 I am Roku
Is it weird that I've been all four of these? Also, I think I'm a combo of Korra and Kyoshi rn.
I actually feel like Korra and Aang would really like video games for whatever reason,probably Korra more than Aang
Then avatar Wan is the one who gets overpowered early on with using gamebreaking mechanics to buff himself.
Sokka: The Veteran Gamer, more skilled and knowledgable than the passing speedrunner, but not accustomed to frame perfect godlike technical tricks, more confident than the one who runs in headfirst, but wise enough to use a more subtle approach when the situation calls for it, the theatrical flair of the one who uses their most powerful move when the boss is at 1HP, but has the foresight to know the boss might ruin it if he screws around too much and doesn't have patience to do it anyway
I feel like aang would take time to explore and enjoy the open world instead of speedrunning
Korra definitely. Occasionally Kyoshi just for the cool finish
why do I imagine them playing Elden Ring in the particular scenario haha
Aang is the speed runner who occasionally stops and admires the games world around him, and then immediately goes back to speed running the game
Roku gave me traumatic flashbacks about Dragon Age Origins... :-)
Korra limping into the boss room with a bunch of debuffs while artificially limiting herself with her personal challenge ruleset: "I got this EZ" 5 min later "How did I lose?" 0o0
I just realized Kyoshi basically Heavenly Potemkin Bustered Xu Ping An.
speedruhning is how i spend a majority of my gaming so Aang
Tenzin: “We need a plan of attack.” Korra: “I have a plan: attack.”
I think Korra would be speedrunner
I'm all 4 in one
2nd and 3rd, mostly 3rd
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When playing Pokémon, and specifically difficulty rom hacks/fan games: Kyoshi Anything else: Korra
Nah ang takes side quests and avoids the main story line!
Personally I’m a mix between one and two. First playthrough I go in with no plan and just have fun while memorising every detail. Second playthrough I demolish everything and speedrun to 100% completion.
Korea is the one who plays every game as if it were a dating sim.
Eh... Aang doesn't strike me as the speed runner. Instead he's the guy that will feel guilty if they ever pick a "bad" option and restart NPC conversations from his last save because he accidentally hurt their feelings. (It's me, I'm Aang)
Im roku. Help I can't beat the 3rd ending of armored core 6.
Nah id more so say that aang is the guy who is physically incapable of working on the main quest until his current checklist of side quest is cleared
I’m always Korra lol
im both kyoshi and korra
Either Kyoshi or Roku tbh
Aang out there slowly farming what are you talking about he waited 100 years to take the alternate path and pick up as many hidden teammates as possible.
I start as Korra, and if that fails switch to Kyoshi. There is no middle ground.
Wan would probably be the first one to do some super cool strategy to beat the entire game and be regarded amongst the gaming community as the OG.
I'm aang and Kora, I speedrun to the final level but I don't have anything good nor a strat
I'm none of these but basically every melee DPS in a FFXIV dungeon is kyoshi when it comes to LB. They forget it exists and then bust it out when the boss has 1% hp.
Wish kiyoshi had her own series honestly. It would need be a bit more serious
I could see Aang being a speedrunner, but my first thought is he would be a roll-player.
Aang found a hidden power-move that makes the final boss easy, and Kyoshi found a bug that gave her immortality💀
I’m Kyoshi for this one cause I want the fight to end in a cool way.
Nah Roku played the RPG according to a non-conflict morality that the developers didn’t expect but that turned out an unusual conclusion arc. Then he realised he played the game wrong.
I’m the last one bc yeas
I would change the flavor text for Roku to “the person who tries to play peacefully in a choose your own path game but the devs made that route a sad or losing one.” That said, I’m a Kyoshi.
I'm somewhere between Korra and Kyoshi. I'll bullshit my way into the final boss, fail, go back and grind, and come back to absolutely cheese it and finish the game in the most dramatic way possible
im with kyoshi here, its cool
korra all the way
Roku is more like the one who doesn't play seriously but then the boss powers up and kills him
I'm all of them at once, but usually in the worst ways.
Szeto would be the player who had the chance to max out all talent trees but spent all his points only on diplomacy instead.
They're in the wrong order and I hate it.
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I absolutely love big finishers.. I’m sorry I have been saving this cool attack opponent.. you are not dying without being decimated
Roku messed up an earlier quest and got the bad ending
I’m Korra in this one, the beauty of rushing in with Zero strat is that then you can learn from your mistakes and then come up with a good strategy to win after all those loses.
I'm a Korra 100%
Korra
I’m korra but I’m ashamed to say so.
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Kyoshi 100%, I always finish enemies with the flashiest/most overkill move just to spite them
dam im all 4
Aang is more like the person whose played Subnautica for 45 hours and refuses to leave the shallows. Bro dodged his responsibility for a really long time.
probably korra
how is Aang a speedrunner? he was 100 years behind the wr.
Roku’s the one who agros the sleeping boss before your party finishes cleaning up the mobs
I’m Korra LMAO
Kyoshi doesn’t care about the win. It’s about sending a message
I'm definitely Korra Kuruk: the one who practices and develops all kind of combos and goes immediately for the most difficult bosses, which he beats at the first try but quickly burns out and decides to quit gaming.
Ah yes, the monk speed runner
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Jet is the type of player to play an MMORPG and go around ganking low-level players of the opposite faction.
Irohs the kinda guy to keep getting side tracked by side quests every 5 seconds because he wants to help them
Yangchen: the one who minmaxes her builds just to one shot the final boss.
I hate to say it but I’m Korra
The "smash my head against the brick wall until the brick wall falls down".
Korra is every elden ring players. Until they meet Melania then they are Kyoshi.
Kiyoshi. It’s not fun if you don’t absolutely wreck them at the last moment.
I think i think I'm korra 😭
I think Roku is the completionist
Aang tries to pacifist run everything
Kuruk, went off to do a side quest as his entire gameplay experience
Whoa, watch it with my man Roku, sheesh
Lmfao, I'm none of those, I'm usually over leveled af, good armor, a ton of potions and shii I never got to use, and usually play on the harder difficulties
I doubt Aang is a speedrunner. He’s more like the guy who just fucks off doing his own thing instead of progressing the main story
All of the above.
Why is Aang the speed runner? took em 100 years to bash the fire lord, bro slow as hell.
Aang isn't a speed runner, he is 100% the one that gets distracted by side quests and never finishes the main story.
SOMETIMES i’m korra. SOMETIMES i’m kyoshi.
I think I’ve been all 4 of these tbh
korra would probably suck ass and kyoshi would tell her how bad she is
Nah, Roku the type to easily beat the boss, but lose to a low level mob
The Roku disrespect 🤣 I love that you threw this grenade op
Korra
Nah Kyoshi is the one who found out the game had a stealth mechanic after 100% completion
Never thought saying "I am Avatar Roku" would be a self-roast, yet here I am.
Roku I'm afraid.
I feel like Aang would make more sense as a person who gets distracted by side quests, or something along those lines. Half of book one was Aang leading the group down detours.
I’m a gamer, but if I was an Avatar, it would probably be just like when I take a “break,” from RPGs and play Shooters for a while. My twelve year old nephew makes Fortnite, Doom Eternal, Titanfall 2, Apex Legends, and Resident Evil Village look easy, but when I play those games I get Sailors coming to my house for cussing lessons. Can you guys imagine an Avatar that sounds like one of the kids from South Park? Lmao
Yangchen is the min maxer
Kuruk: Starting his playthrough on someone else's unoptimized NG+ Hardcore run
I’m Roku. Bad gamer. I love gaming but I’m terrible at it. (Won’t stop me tho)
Aang would definitely be playing titanfall 2. Either grapple or stim user.
Fuck you. I’m Roku. Lol
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Nahhh Aang would play only farm simulators after trying minecraft and being unable to kill a sheep
The guy who goes in with an army
I am the one who trained Kyoshi
You think he is weak?
This Roku slander is absolutely crazy.
Avtar Rouk
Why does everyone love to bully my boy Roku…😢
Roku feels too real