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The first version of the timeline had LA ~~before~~ correction: after Oracles, then they changed it. I'd bet it was because people were saying "this means that Link dies at the end of LA, because he's shipwrecked in the middle of nowhere" and Nintendo didn't like that so they said you know what, no, here's the proof that he doesn't die, the Oracle games happen after.
why would they care if he dies ๐คฆโโ๏ธ he just reincarnates
That's not how the "soul of the hero" thing works, they're different people who live and die, and also obviously Nintendo doesn't end a game with the hero drowning to his death in the middle of the ocean, come on.
The Oracle games also open with Link riding his horse back to Hyrule castle, which doesn't really make sense as a follow-up to LA, but alas