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WCDT strips 4366-4370 (Oct 5th to Oct 9th 2020)
hedgie:
And the followup comic:
Cheetaur:
When I'm more interested in what T shirt May is going to see, I think the strip has a problem.
chris73:
--- Quote ---When I'm more interested in what T shirt May is going to see, I think the strip has a problem.
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I think the author is running out of ideas. Gets stuck for an idea and suddenly, with no reasonable foreshadowing, Faye is now attracted to bubbles or why not make Clin-ton and Eliot hot for each other, again out of the blue (though to be fair that's probably fan service)
The strip has been going for a long time, maybe it's time to put it to bed and start something new
Farideh:
--- Quote from: Cheetaur on 07 Oct 2020, 12:47 ---When I'm more interested in what T shirt May is going to see, I think the strip has a problem.
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Not necessarily. Being more interested in May's wardrobe than in Renee's/Elliot's romantic endeavors might just mean that you're more invested in May as a character. Or tired of rom-com storylines. Or heavily into nerd fashion. Or any of a dozen different other reasons. Saying: "the current arc doesn't catch my interest, thus the comic has a problem" is a bit short-sighted, IMO. You can't always be as invested in every story arc, that's just (web comic) life.
beeawwb:
--- Quote from: Farideh on 06 Oct 2020, 18:57 ---I used to play Magic: The Gathering. The amount of money I spent on cards... It would make my father quite angry at times. Then again, it was my money to spend how I wanted (half of what I earned with my after-school job went into a savings account, the other half was for fun), so he couldn't really forbid it. I still have my cards somewhere: I wonder if The-Person-Formerly-Known-As-Shitty-Dan wants them? They're vintage! (a.k.a. 'old')
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Hi, my name is Bob and it's been 4 years since my last game of MTG. I sold all of my cards 8 years ago and thought I was out, but I relapsed and played a couple games using a friend's cards. "It'll be fine" they said. "You're just filling in" they said. I still felt the pull, the allure. Once an addict always an addict.
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