People aren't going to care to speak to you if you jump into a discussion swinging fists wildly, especially when you don't even understand what the discussion is about.
Great, there you go again. You're a real upstanding poster. You have a pattern of doing this from what I've seen so I dunno where you come off taking the high ground and condemning anyone's language, abrasive or not. At least I'm not (repeatedly now!) resorting to insulting someone's intelligence like you've done to me... how many times now? Please keep going, it makes you look so intelligent and level-headed.
What's ridiculous about this is a lot of us want the same things but with somewhat different approaches and basic disagreements in places. Nintendo will obviously, in due time, make a Zelda game with a female protag as the yearning for it continues to increase among a large enough contingent within the fanbase and the shifts in the industry make it a clear no-brainer. I think it was always unrealistic to expect it would happen in BotW which has been in planning for years now, longer than any of us knew, and had no hints of not having the usual Link reincarnation as the primary hero once more. And even a mere few years ago the trends and discussions in the industry were so different that the talks of female Link or some kind of female lead were nothing like they were now and in the 2014 teaser.
Still it's unrealistic to expect for Nintendo to compromise (in their eyes) the visual identity of one of their main mascots, either by replacing him, having a create a character mode, or making him into a woman. I know there's artwork going back decades that shows Link's morphing appearance, but between the increasing graphical fidelity of the consoles, aging of the franchise, the Smash Bros games and more, Link has developed a known look...with stylistic changes here and there, and the WW style as an alt appearance, but nonetheless a highly recognizable appearance. This character straight up represents major profits and brand awareness for them and cannot be lightly taken out of the adventure. Nintendo wants the wider public to see Link in trailers and promotional materials, and for us to play as Link on our screens and have others see us playing with Link on screens, whether at a GameStop kiosk, the large monitors at the Nintendo NY store or some kid's NX handheld. All this in the same manner and function as Apple's big, bright logo on the body of a Macbook.