Webcomic Recomendations
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I agree that we should have a couple of different 'versions'.
TFFA, Highschool from HELL, random discussion, anyone think of anything else?
Of course, this is all a moot point, if we don't have an artist.
Volunteers?
Or should we do some 'serious' script work first?
I'm taking a break from RE4 for a while, so I've got a bit more free time (Stupid chainsaw man. I shot you, what, FIVE times in the head with a fully upgraded rifle?)
TFFA, Highschool from HELL, random discussion, anyone think of anything else?
Of course, this is all a moot point, if we don't have an artist.
Volunteers?
Or should we do some 'serious' script work first?
I'm taking a break from RE4 for a while, so I've got a bit more free time (Stupid chainsaw man. I shot you, what, FIVE times in the head with a fully upgraded rifle?)
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MS Paint Adventures
Random, sometimes brainless, but always awesome (Warning: I am easily amused).
I recommend Problem Sleuth.
"You are one of the top Problem Sleuths in the city. Solicitations for your service are numerous in quantity. Compensation, adequate. It is a balmy summer evening. You are feeling particularly hard boiled tonight.
What will you do?"
Random, sometimes brainless, but always awesome (Warning: I am easily amused).
I recommend Problem Sleuth.
"You are one of the top Problem Sleuths in the city. Solicitations for your service are numerous in quantity. Compensation, adequate. It is a balmy summer evening. You are feeling particularly hard boiled tonight.
What will you do?"
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I can't do anything. There's a blinking cursor, but it doesn't pick up what I'm typing. If I try to click on the blinking cursor, it links to here, which is really f****** annoying.
The only thing I can do is the one option they give you.
Also, the FAQ is worth less than beans, and there's no "How to play".
EDIT: Sorry if I sound a bit harsh, but ... the controls suck.
The only thing I can do is the one option they give you.
Also, the FAQ is worth less than beans, and there's no "How to play".
EDIT: Sorry if I sound a bit harsh, but ... the controls suck.
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Umm... It's not really a game or choose your own adventure kind of thing. It's a web comic, and thus linear. Although I believe the older ones do have some multiple choice going on, that's not the case with Problem Sleuth (the one you encounter on the homepage by default).
Basically, click on the link below the picture to go to the next page (on the first page, it looks like: > Quickly retrieve arms from safe.).
Basically, click on the link below the picture to go to the next page (on the first page, it looks like: > Quickly retrieve arms from safe.).
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Hmm, forgot about this one.
Vexxarr - Meet Vexxarr. He washes socks. Or he did until the Bleen emperor decided to send him out to conquer Earth, mostly because it wasn't a very important job, and thus, viewed Vexxarr's possible annihilation as being an acceptable possibility. However, even he didn't expect Vexxarr to manage to be able to actually lose his spaceship to the puny hu-mon race. Thus, Vexxarr is left trapped on earth with nothing but a nearly endless supply of cynicism and a robot that may or may not be trying to drive him insane...all in all, amusing.
Vexxarr - Meet Vexxarr. He washes socks. Or he did until the Bleen emperor decided to send him out to conquer Earth, mostly because it wasn't a very important job, and thus, viewed Vexxarr's possible annihilation as being an acceptable possibility. However, even he didn't expect Vexxarr to manage to be able to actually lose his spaceship to the puny hu-mon race. Thus, Vexxarr is left trapped on earth with nothing but a nearly endless supply of cynicism and a robot that may or may not be trying to drive him insane...all in all, amusing.
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Circumstances of the Revenant Braves
It's an interesting little comic that kinda starts off like Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi does, but sets itself apart in awhile. First, with the insertion of what feels like a comba of Shaman King and Bleach, than with the Mecha Spirit (That's right, a spirit of Mecha), then the Air Pirate princess comes, and kicks eveyone's buts.
Yes, an Air Pirate Princess, who happens to be a meganekko. With guns and rabbit ears.
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It's an interesting little comic that kinda starts off like Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi does, but sets itself apart in awhile. First, with the insertion of what feels like a comba of Shaman King and Bleach, than with the Mecha Spirit (That's right, a spirit of Mecha), then the Air Pirate princess comes, and kicks eveyone's buts.
Yes, an Air Pirate Princess, who happens to be a meganekko. With guns and rabbit ears.
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It made a vague sort of sense to me.
Potential being what you could be.
But to live to your potential, you have to decide. You have to make choices; with the whole reality splitting with each fork/choice you make.
But to choose means that your have to cut off a path, to lose the potential of the fork/choice you DIDN'T take.
And Onald could not bear to do so, to lose his potential, to cut things off. As that would be 'killing' a shadow of himself...
So he sold off his potential. Granting them existence. The 'could have beens', the 'might have beens', they still exist.
But that still doesn't mean that a "choosing none of the above" isn't a choice of its own.
Kimiko, likely, was walking down the same path... suffering dejection and such from her wild might haves, could have beens... her potential.
If she had accepted the offer... likely something bad would have happened.
When the weight of what could have been, should have been crashed back down on Onald. Kimiko gave him back what could have been; "R"... making his story/tale/whatnot a possibility.
Or I could be babbling away and making no sense whatsoever. :lol:
Dresden Codak tends to do that to me.
Potential being what you could be.
But to live to your potential, you have to decide. You have to make choices; with the whole reality splitting with each fork/choice you make.
But to choose means that your have to cut off a path, to lose the potential of the fork/choice you DIDN'T take.
And Onald could not bear to do so, to lose his potential, to cut things off. As that would be 'killing' a shadow of himself...
So he sold off his potential. Granting them existence. The 'could have beens', the 'might have beens', they still exist.
But that still doesn't mean that a "choosing none of the above" isn't a choice of its own.
Kimiko, likely, was walking down the same path... suffering dejection and such from her wild might haves, could have beens... her potential.
If she had accepted the offer... likely something bad would have happened.
When the weight of what could have been, should have been crashed back down on Onald. Kimiko gave him back what could have been; "R"... making his story/tale/whatnot a possibility.
Or I could be babbling away and making no sense whatsoever. :lol:
Dresden Codak tends to do that to me.
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