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[QUOTE=chonks;34840895]Hey nice hoodie.[/QUOTE] [img]http://i.imgur.com/caQjH.gif[/img] [sp]Thank you, I love you.[/sp]
Ask Gamzee is full of reaction images. On the topic of salad [img]http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxa3d9RxBP1qkalpp.png[/img] Probably late.
[QUOTE=Itachi_Crow;34847699]haha one of my coworkers asked about my gamzee shirt the other day and he asked what homestuck was so I sent him the link next day "ok, I [i]tried[/i] to read it, but he's just like walking around his house? And the art's really awful. They don't even have arms." he's a big fan of anime like a really, really big fan of anime[/QUOTE] See that's the problem with Homestuck. The entire first two acts are a gigantic snore-fest. Really puts off people from reading it. I know a guy that absolutely refuses to read Homestuck because "It's an over-bloated nightmare." I asked him how far he tried to read, and he evidently didn't even make it twenty pages in. Another beautiful quote from him: "I don't see how Hussie expects people to read those gigantic walls of text he writes." In reference to the chatlogs. Chatlogs that barely amount to a well-written paragraph each. I think, though, that he may at one point been a fan of Homestuck before his favorite character (which I have determined to be Eridan based entirely on the fact that this guy is a huge douche) got killed off because he also at one point said "I don't like how Hussie just does whatever he wants with the story." I often wonder why I still talk to this person. I did manage to get him to read Problem Sleuth, which he enjoyed. So that's something.
[QUOTE=The Calzone;34849185]See that's the problem with Homestuck. The entire first two acts are a gigantic snore-fest. Really puts off people from reading it. I know a guy that absolutely refuses to read Homestuck because "It's an over-bloated nightmare." I asked him how far he tried to read, and he evidently didn't even make it twenty pages in. Another beautiful quote from him: "I don't see how Hussie expects people to read those gigantic walls of text he writes." In reference to the chatlogs. Chatlogs that barely amount to a well-written paragraph each. I think, though, that he may at one point been a fan of Homestuck before his favorite character (which I have determined to be Eridan based entirely on the fact that this guy is a huge douche) got killed off because he also at one point said [B]"I don't like how Hussie just does whatever he wants with the story." [/B] I often wonder why I still talk to this person. I did manage to get him to read Problem Sleuth, which he enjoyed. So that's something.[/QUOTE] Wait, so he dislikes the fact that the author gets to write the story how he (the author) sees fit? Isn't that kind of counter-productive, seeing as how most great stories are (gasp) shaped by the authors writing them?
[QUOTE=Smas;34849317]Wait, so he dislikes the fact that the author gets to write the story how he (the author) sees fit? Isn't that kind of counter-productive, seeing as how most great stories are (gasp) shaped by the authors writing them?[/QUOTE] Yeah I know, this guy isn't the sharpest lightbulb in the place where they keep the sharp things.
[QUOTE=The Calzone;34849185] I did manage to get him to read Problem Sleuth, which he enjoyed. So that's something.[/QUOTE] Problem Sleuth and Homestuck are two very different stories in my opinion. Problem Sleuth had a very straightforward plot with little text to each page. It was easier to read and things started being funny right off the bat.
[QUOTE=The Calzone;34849185]See that's the problem with Homestuck. The entire first two acts are a gigantic snore-fest. Really puts off people from reading it. [/QUOTE] Everyone always says that but I loved the first two acts, it is kind of annoying.
[QUOTE=1337M347;34849428]Problem Sleuth and Homestuck are two very different stories in my opinion. Problem Sleuth had a very straightforward plot with little text to each page. It was easier to read and things started being funny right off the bat.[/QUOTE] I wouldn't call problem sleuth straightforward, but it was definitely easier to get in to. [QUOTE=igamiwarr;34849458]Everyone always says that but I loved the first two acts, it is kind of annoying.[/QUOTE] Me too actually, no one appreciates the banter.
[QUOTE=igamiwarr;34849458]Everyone always says that but I loved the first two acts, it is kind of annoying.[/QUOTE] I like it when there is limit to what you can do but you can still achieve something that seems impossible. Sort of like Japanese games.
[QUOTE=The Calzone;34849185]"I don't like how Hussie just does whatever he wants with the story."[/QUOTE] [quote=Andrew Hussie]I don’t like it whenever I get the sense that Homestuck is a sacred cow in the mind of a reader, and if I do something “wrong”, I’m kicking that cow. It doesn’t belong to you. The cow is mine, and you are enjoying its milk at my discretion.[/quote]
[QUOTE=Chamango;34849476] Me too actually, no one appreciates the banter.[/QUOTE] i enjoyed act 1 but nowhere as much as the rest of the acts. it doesn't help i was hyped for the action and shit and i just get a kid walking around his room
[QUOTE=igamiwarr;34849458]Everyone always says that but I loved the first two acts, it is kind of annoying.[/QUOTE] Don't get me wrong, I like them too. The banter in them is great, but they do move at an absolute snail's pace. That can be very off-putting to a new reader expecting some sort of epic story.
[QUOTE=igamiwarr;34849458]Everyone always says that but I loved the first two acts, it is kind of annoying.[/QUOTE] I only loved the first two Acts when I read Homestuck a second time. The first time people read Homestuck, they remember all the amazing people said about it, and just see a kid with no arms wandering around his house with weird machines or something.
I remember when I was going WTF all the time while reading the first 2 acts of homestuck, great days, great days indeed.
[QUOTE=EmperorVagak;34848089][img]http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzsq21o3cU1qkalpp.png[/img] [img]http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzsq2cX5sF1qkalpp.png[/img] Would make for a great reaction image.[/QUOTE] [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/lU60W.gif[/IMG] (better reaction image)
[QUOTE=The Calzone;34849185]See that's the problem with Homestuck. The entire first two acts are a gigantic snore-fest. Really puts off people from reading it. I know a guy that absolutely refuses to read Homestuck because "It's an over-bloated nightmare." I asked him how far he tried to read, and he evidently didn't even make it twenty pages in. Another beautiful quote from him: "I don't see how Hussie expects people to read those gigantic walls of text he writes." In reference to the chatlogs. Chatlogs that barely amount to a well-written paragraph each. I think, though, that he may at one point been a fan of Homestuck before his favorite character (which I have determined to be Eridan based entirely on the fact that this guy is a huge douche) got killed off because he also at one point said "I don't like how Hussie just does whatever he wants with the story." I often wonder why I still talk to this person. I did manage to get him to read Problem Sleuth, which he enjoyed. So that's something.[/QUOTE] I've had more success starting people off with Problem Sleuth since it gets good quickly, then when they read that, tell them to stick with Homestuck. [editline]24th February 2012[/editline] [QUOTE=igamiwarr;34849458]Everyone always says that but I loved the first two acts, it is kind of annoying.[/QUOTE] Same here, when I got to the part everyone says is where it gets good, I stopped liking Homestuck as much for a while. It felt weird and dumb until I got used to it.
[QUOTE=Evil-Muffin;34804041]Thinking of printing out a load of small parts of a large image and pinning them up on my wall, similar to what that other guy did. I need a few good HS posters...[/QUOTE] Can anyone suggest some good panels i can use this on, i can't really decide on any...
[QUOTE=GamerKiwi;34849942]I've had more success starting people off with Problem Sleuth since it gets good quickly, then when they read that, tell them to stick with Homestuck.[/QUOTE] I easily got my older brother to read homestuck, and he hasn't even read problem sleuth. He really likes it too. Not as devoted as me though. [sp]not yet at least[/sp] He even plans on getting a space zippy.
[QUOTE=Evil-Muffin;34849969]Can anyone suggest some good panels i can use this on, i can't really decide on any...[/QUOTE] [img]http://www.mspaintadventures.com/storyfiles/hs2/03867_3.gif[/img]
I'm not having a bunch of cartoon characters make out on my wall :P
I love this. [img]http://ib.skaia.net/image/39362.png[/img]
The days where I wake up and Hussie hasn't updated... it's just not the same man.
Does Andrew restock his shirts n' stuff each month or something? Because every time I check he's out of stock. EVERY TIME.
gotta be quick mothafucka
[QUOTE=salty peanut v2;34853018]gotta be quick mothafucka[/QUOTE] If you want a shirt like Karkat's, Terezi's or Sollux's you need blinding speed. And that's just trolls. Not to mention getting the size you need.
[img]http://ib.skaia.net/image/39507.png[/img]
oh god what so many cats
update cats
what [editline] t [/editline] cats
Why are they so friendly?!
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