Braggski

Other than fighting through heatstroke and getting stuck on Nori's BJ scene, I watched the final TADC episode.
          	
          	I can't be the only one who found the ending... underwhelming? I dunno, I was just expecting more than a "Hey guys, so I'm a good person now and ya'll aren't actually here fr fr."

gman8765935

@Braggski eh i personally thought it was pretty good but ya know some stuff could have been done better also do you have a rough idea of when the next chapter should come out?
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ooga_booga16

@Satan_Sama Tbh after what Jax did to Ribbit? That bastard definitely deserved it. I'd be surprised if he WASN'T abstracted after that sequence. It got to him eventually.
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ooga_booga16

@Braggski The ending, I feel like, reached its natural conclusion solely because of one tiny detail from the start of episode 9--how the characters were essentially copies of their brains, essentially formulating a duplicate consciousness. 
          	  
          	  If that reason weren't present, and they truly transitioned body, mind, and soul into TADC, the ending would turn out completely differently. 
          	  
          	  So overall, the ending, for me, is lukewarm. It ain't bad, and it ain't that good; it's simply what it eventually led to be that way. Caine, though, i feel like his admission was a tad rushed mainly cuz its the final episode, but other than that, I liked it.
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Braggski

Other than fighting through heatstroke and getting stuck on Nori's BJ scene, I watched the final TADC episode.
          
          I can't be the only one who found the ending... underwhelming? I dunno, I was just expecting more than a "Hey guys, so I'm a good person now and ya'll aren't actually here fr fr."

gman8765935

@Braggski eh i personally thought it was pretty good but ya know some stuff could have been done better also do you have a rough idea of when the next chapter should come out?
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ooga_booga16

@Satan_Sama Tbh after what Jax did to Ribbit? That bastard definitely deserved it. I'd be surprised if he WASN'T abstracted after that sequence. It got to him eventually.
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ooga_booga16

@Braggski The ending, I feel like, reached its natural conclusion solely because of one tiny detail from the start of episode 9--how the characters were essentially copies of their brains, essentially formulating a duplicate consciousness. 
            
            If that reason weren't present, and they truly transitioned body, mind, and soul into TADC, the ending would turn out completely differently. 
            
            So overall, the ending, for me, is lukewarm. It ain't bad, and it ain't that good; it's simply what it eventually led to be that way. Caine, though, i feel like his admission was a tad rushed mainly cuz its the final episode, but other than that, I liked it.
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