You’ve spent 100+ hours in Hyrule, conquered every shrine, and stared at the Goddess Statues until your eyes burned. Yet one agonizing question remains: WHY can’t you max out both hearts and stamina? It’s the cruelest choice in modern gaming, forcing you to sacrifice ultimate health for ultimate endurance, or vice-versa. For years, players assumed it was a bug or an oversight. WRONG. A mind-blowing discussion on Avonetics has finally exposed the truth, and it’s a stroke of pure genius from Nintendo. We’re tearing apart the explosive theories that reveal this isn't a limitation; it's a core design philosophy. Is it Nintendo's way of forcing you to actually cook and use those temporary buff meals, giving them purpose beyond hoarding? Or is it a deeper mechanic about player identity, forcing you to decide: are you an unstoppable tank who can survive any hit, or a tireless explorer who can climb any mountain and glide across any canyon? The most chilling theory, however, comes from the lore masters on Avonetics, who suggest a dark, in-universe reason for Link’s capped potential in Tears of the Kingdom. This isn't just about game balance; it’s about storytelling. We've compiled the most compelling arguments, from historical Zelda starting hearts to the brutal trade-offs that define your hero's journey. Stop wondering and find out the real reason you’ll never be at 100% power. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.