MLP is fetishfuel.

Who knows why the fuck homestuck fans exist.

People like things.

what is homestuck?

>>28736631
Maybe that's the new name for homosuck

>>28736631
Horned Glasses: Waifu Edition.

Sorry, I should have used the actual name.

>Homestuck
>much less entertaining.

Yes... I just can't understand why such a huge amount of people are entertained by something that is objectively not entertaining... I am trying to figure it out.

I will let you know.

Stop enjoying things I don't like!

Homestuck has SBaHJ

What's youses ponyfag's excuse

>>28736665
You know I often catch myself wondering about "the author" of SBAHJ even though I know full well that in-universe it's Dave and in actuality it's Andrew.

That's how fucking much I am suspending my disbelief when reading SBAHJ. That is quite an accomplishment.

>>28736665

who the fuck are those guys?

so to me it carries no weight

>Homestuck makes less sense than End of Evangelion (And is much less entertaining)

Weeaboo detected.

>>28736705
edumacate you're self

http://www.mspaintadventures.com/sweetbroandhellajeff/

Better than gunnershit fail

>>28736726
it hurts my eyes

>>28736758
Casual

Homestuck used to be a whimsical story about kids and fun.

Now it's "which one of the gray monster things is sticking it's troll-dick in which troll-thing's dick hole?"

There's also this faceless white guy, i don't know what his deal is, but he does stuff.

>>28736758
That's the heathenism pouring out from your soul through your eye sockets.

The pain means it's WORKING, you mother fucker.

>>28736771
>which one of the gray monster things is sticking it's troll-dick in which troll-thing's dick hole?

They're also dead save for four.

>>28736726
laughed after the first few, then I was like oh god it hurts my eyes

Homestuck is pretty funny, and I find sometimes I have trouble pulling myself away.
Most of the characters are lovable in their own way, and while the story doesn't always make sense, the author manages to somehow tie almost all the loose ends tie together.

>>28736710
And you're posting on a comic/cartoon board.

>>28736765
>>28736789
Go back to /v/

>>28736791
>four
aradia, karkat, terezi, kanaya, half of sollux, and gamzee are all alive.

>>28736705

>I don't understand your opinion so it doesn't matter.

Yep.

I think it's more that the people who like them REALLY like them than anything else. A lot of pony fans are basically furries too, so that adds to that.

>>28736832
Aradia and Gamzee aren't being counted since the latter is going to die and who knows what the fuck is up with Aradia.

>>28736847

truth hurts son

Fun fact: a large amount of homestuck fans are/were Hetalia fans. Don't believe me? Look at tumblr & deviantart

>>28736880
It's true. They got attracted by the trolls and shipping and are the type that skipped everything else.

>>28736880
I'm starting to think the entire reason Hussie created the trolls was so he could squeeze from money and viewership from that loyal and obsessive weeaboo market.

>>28736915
And then he kills them off violently and sinks the bigger ships while giving random fuel to the other ones.

Why do you think they're called Trolls, hm?

>>28736915
>Hussie's face when that was the exact reason why he introduced the trolls

u mad non-shipping HS fans?

Problem Sleuth fans were never as fucking faggoty as HS fans. Maybe its the trolls who are raking in the retards because they look cute and gothic. Fucking pathetic.

>>28736932
see
>>28736880
>>28736900

Homestuck is p cash man.

Don't know what kind of faggot can't enjoy Homestuck.

Even hipsters should like it, what with the indie music cred it should help them garner.

>>28736928
People don't even care if they get killed because they just show up in flashbacks and as ghosts like a hundred pages later.

Or something, i don;t know, i stopped reading this comic after it started making my head hurt.

>>28736955
I actually tried getting into Homestuck before I came to /co/, but it was way too fucking long for me.

trufax: Every fandom ever is made up of at least 80% awful people.

HS would be better if they replaced the troll bullshit with more Midnight Crew stuff.

>>28736988
Good job having the attention span of a twelve year old.
>>28736986
Good job having too much Downs Syndrome to understand how to tie your own shoes.

>>28737019

Well, first of all, there's the ironic factor of grown men watching My Little Pony, which I am sure that you are quite aware of. Secondly, the characters in the show are very well developed, even more so for a children's show. The plotlines aren't all that amazing, but the show has good character interaction, plenty of mature humour (Not in the mature sense of the word, obviously), and it is just one of those things which makes you feel good when watching it. Ah, and the animation is good.

I'm not saying it's for everyone, nor will I hail it as something sensational or world-changing. And even though what I said in the previous paragraph was strictly my opinion, like any other thing that I am a fan of, I enjoy it and that's really all that matters, right? If you want to try it out, don't go for the first episode. Try searching up "Dragonshy" on YT, I always use that for introducing people as it starts out relatively quickly. Try sitting through that. If you don't like it, fair enough, everyone is entitled to their opinion. But try watching it, just once.

>>28737019
>implying that I have a short attention span
the story was fucking going nowhere and was dragging on for ages

u mad because some people don't like homestuck

>>28737019
I'm so sorry i made your autism flare up.

>>28737059
>Hey, is this a comi-

>OH LOOK, GAY PORN, LET'S MASTURBATE TO IT

>>28737081
I'm sorry your mom's favorite food during pregnancy was Jack Daniels.

>>28736931
Yes.

>>28737085
>>28737019
Good job making homestuck fans look worse (if that is even possible)

So I just got to Act 3 in Homestuck. Its not bad, but it can be a little tedious at times. Does it get better?

>>28737099
I'm sorry your dad's favorite party game was "try to beat the gay out of my obviously homosexual son"

>>28737085

>>28737106
>Good job reminding me that I have to shove eight hundred penises up my ass before lunch or I will die of semen deficiency.

Alot of people with short attention spans give up on Homestuck because it takes FOREVERRRRRRRRR to start picking up. It starts of as a kid dicking around in his house and when we skip a few thousand pages or so we start seeing shit like universes with cancer, timetravelling shenanigans, and so on. Plus the author specializes in color and characterization so its really nice to look at and read. The story can be very confusing if you dont pay attention very well but overall its really great. But seeing the threads everytime you open /co/ can be annoying which might cause instant resentment of it.
As for MLP it has wonderful animation and is not as bad as its made out to be.
I think you hate the fanbase more than the show or comic but its understandable. Im not saying your opinion sucks im just giving a quick explanation of why it gets so much hype.

>>28737113
It picks up pace in Act 4 and 5.

>>28737113
It gets better in my opinion. Things because a bit less stretched out for no real reason.

>>28737117
I'd say I was sorry about all those times that your uncle molested you, but we both know you enjoyed it.

This is a shitty troll thread.

OP is trolling.

why are you all answering

why

>>28737138
Hahaha but no it does.

I'm sorry you don't agree but those acts are a lot faster paced then the ones before it.

Homestuck is an overall good quality smart webcomic with lots and lots of content. And ongoing, so there is lots of room for speculation.

MLP is a cartoon which the characters are simple and endeared to the viewer, and they enjoy the saccharin atmosphere not present in most modern cartoons. It also has decent animation and good voice acting.

>>28737113
It should be picking up real soon and gets good around Act 4/5.
Also DO NOT SKIP THE INTERMISSION! People make the mistake of doing so but it is actually pretty funny and reveals some interesting stuff at the end even though it doesnt seem that relevant at all.
Have fun and I hope you like it!

The thing I hate about Homestuck is that it's the same kind of humor and jokes I get from just hanging out/talking with my friends. A lot of my friends LOVE it, and I've tried (and am trying again) to get into it, but I just read it and go "It's like I'm reading something about me and my friends" but instead of liking it for being something I can relate to, it's boring and kind of irks me how similar it is. It just feels like an easy way for the author to cash in on early 20somethings with "bizarre" senses of humor. "xD OH I THINK NICK CAGE IS IRONICALLY GOOD, TOO. I'M GONNA BUY THIS CHARACTER'S T-SHIRT." I'm REALLY trying to like it, I really am, but I'm, unfortunately, not enjoying much of it so far.

>>28737137
I'd say i was sorry that you've run out of preparation H and decided to take it out on me, but you've clearly earned that rectal pain.

am I on /v/

>>28737137
>>28737186
okay enough of the spergy dozens

One of the reasons I really like Homestuck, aside from the great story, is the incredible music.
There are like 15 albums. 15!!
Keep in mind homestuck started like April of 2009.
How many webcomics can you name that have music, and damn good music at that?

>>28737169
I'm in act 3. I was told the reason it's so tedious a lot of the times is because it originally started off as the fans choosing a lot of the actions, so, that's why you have the little ">>>Do x entertaining thing" then the actual text is like "You think about doing..." then the next page is "While that would be hilarious, you remember that..." so it just feels like a huge waste of time reading that page. That's the thing that really irritates me as I'm trying to get into this. There's tons of hilarious stuff in Homstuck, but a lot of it is just tiring to get to when you have to deal with the Captchalogue shit and the stuff I was talking about previously.

Is the intermission a Problem Sleuth spin-off or something?

>>28737113
It gets pretty good, but Hivebent is where a lot of people jumped ship.

You'll have to decide for yourself when you get to it.

>>28737210
homestuck has three good albums and the rest are just derivative bullshit
i guess that's three more albums than other webcomics but still

>>28737225
yes and no

the "player" characters are all from problem sleuth donation extras but they don't interact with them andthey aren't even in the same universe

>>28737212
If you're in Act 3 and haven't started to find Homestuck humour to be to your taste, then it's likely not for you.

>>28737212
Not entirely correct. Problem Sleuth, the adventure before Homestuck, was entirely driven by user commands. Homestuck has only had name suggestions, but it keeps the command prompt format and makes pokes fun at the kind of suggestions a reader might offer.

>>28737212
Because it was originally user driven in a sense, alot of the intro shit can be really stupid but hussie eventually disbanded that system and took over so its slightly less stupid. There are alot of people who actually enjoy Act 1 over the others because the captchalogue stuff is silly and people love the shenanigans which is pretty much dropped later in the story but its all a matter of taste.

>>28737254
>Homestuck has only had name suggestions

nope

everything except the things WV typed into his console were user suggested up until part way through act 4

>>28737176
>xD OH I THINK NICK CAGE IS IRONICALLY GOOD

I do not understand liking something ironically. Is liking Cage because he's a hilariously bad actor the same as liking him ironically? Am I doing it right?

And my genuine love for terrible action/horror movies due to their over-the-top cheese, shitty music, nonsensical plots, and bad actors, is that all ironic? Is my love for MST3K ironic?

is it only ironic if I like something that is bad

someone help I've forgotten what ironic means due to the internet

>>28736595
>MLP
>story

pick one

>>28737298
It means hipsters and casuals. Which at this point means nothing as well.

Nic Cage is actually a good actor, though. He was fantastic in Raising Arizona and Bad Lieutenant. Sure he over-acts and it can go wrong sometimes like in the Wicker Man remake, but generally yeah he's really talented.

>>28737320
And autistic. Don't forget autistic.

>>28737298
No to like him ironically you just like him, acknowledging that he's terrible. Not liking him because his terrible is funny, because then you're just enjoying something that's enjoyable unironically.

>>28737285
user suggestions stoppec completely after problem sleuth are you dense

>>28737327
Hes 'aight. Nothing to write home about, but still pretty good.

>>28737327
He isn't a REALLY bad actor, not great, not awful.

But god does he take some bad roles.

>>28737176
I dunno man it seems like there is two types of humor to Homestuck. On one hand you have that fags that think bucket and Nic Cage jokes are "XD so hilarious" and on the other hand you have some pretty funny or clever word play in a lot of the pesterlogs. Guess that's why Dave and Rose are my favorite characters.

If I have to "try" to like something, it's shit.

I don't try to like Ponies, I just do.

>>28737348
check it out
http://www.mspaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?93-Archives&s=&pp=50&daysprune=-1&sort=la
stpost&order=desc

>>28737348
No, they didn't. I'm afraid it's you who is of high density.
http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?28000-General-Suggestion-Box

>>28737348
How does it feel like being wrong?

homestuck is a good comic, not nearly as good as problem sleuth was, because it's starting to take itself a bit seriously, and i think that the trolls are almost completely unnecessary characters that are obviously Hussie just pandering to the retard Tumblr and /co/ fanbase, but it's pretty funny, and has awesome music and flashes

MLP is a rarity (pun to the max) among cartoons because it's a good show (not the best, but definitely an above-par one), that's intended to be for little girls. this is cool because no one ever bothers to assume that little girls are capable of thinking beyond LOL MOM I WANT DAT TOY so they don't actually create quality entertainment, but Faust does. it also has some awesome outside references, decent character dev, juts things that you don't normally see in that kind of show, it also has cute ponies doing cute things

>>28737365
>ponyfag pretending it has taste

>>28737385
but the tumblr fanbase didn't exist until hivebent

>>28737348

Bro I hate to break it to you but uh
Hussie was taking commands for almost the first year
Here's the exact post where he decided not to "temporarily"

http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?28356-Suggestion-Boxes-are-locked-until-further-notice.&
;daysprune=-1

>>28737298
>because he's a hilariously bad actor
I fucking love Nic Cage,mostly for his less serious roles,but I respect him as an actor:

>Changed his name so he wouldn't be considered a dynasty actor
>ate a live cockroach for a part (twice,I think)

>>28737400
>tumblr fanbase didn't exist until two months ago
fixed that for you.

>>28737327
He picks some damn bad movies to star in and can be super hammy in em, though.

>>28737364
Thank you, man, I was about to say something along these lines. There are several types of humor in Homestuck. Hell, I have a friend who is absolutely not interested in the thing, but he laughed his ass off when I explained the Sylladex shenanigans and hashraps and whatnot to him.

>>28737364
I just read it for Hussie's writing man, it's awesome stuff.
People should read his previous comics just to get his skills in full force.

I unironically love Nic Cage because he's genuinely a crazy motherfucker and we need more dudes like him in showbiz.

NOT THE BEES

>>28737298
I put the xD and quotes there to sort of give off my statement was meant to be stupid. I guess it could sort of make sense to say "ironically good." Like, situational irony, as in you get the opposite of what you expect. You expect Nick Cage to be bad, but he's good. Although, Nick Cage isn't usually good in a lot of his movies. So, it'd be more like "I enjoy Nick Cage ironically. I know he's a bad actor, but I still enjoy him." It is 5:33AM right now, so, I could also just be talking out of my ass.

>>28737327
I watched a film he stars in called Adaptation for an English honors class. When I saw who starred in it, I nearly shit myself with laughter. I watched the movie and it was actually pretty good. You know he's a Coppola but uses his stage name so he doesn't ride on his family fame? I think that makes him a pretty respectable dude.

This thread turned out surprisingly decent.

>>28737458
it's early in the morning, which means the summer hasn't come out yet

MLP is cute, has actual characters with funny interactions, plenty of references and gags that an older audience is more likely to get, and pretty good and versatile animation (especially considering it's Flash). Plus, it's super-cute. Seriously, it's sheer, soul-lightening, happiness-inducing adorableness can't be underemphasised.
Because sometimes, you need something a bit lighter to balance out your bad day.


Homestuck has its own humour, and is silly and serious on a cycle and often at the same time. Also, some of us like working out its tangled web of Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey.
And... yeah. I can't really explain why I like it, and others have already done so before me.

I still think one of the silliest things a person can do is let a fanbase change their opinions of something. If you did that to just about anything else you wouldn't like anything.

>>28737468
Alot of the kids go back to school today in my area this morning and should be as well in other places. Lets see if theres a difference when they leave.

ol' blue is always a must

>>28737517
It does suck though when a author changes there work so it appeals more to some of the fanbase eg Hussie with the trolls.

>>28737523

ALOT IS NOT A WORD.

>>28737540
> and even then they are by far tangential characters

That bit needs to be updated. Badly.

>>28737517
What if you originally thought that something sucked huge donkey balls but the fanbase politely convinced you to check out, which you begrudgingly did, and soon after loved the fuck out of it not because they changed your opinion but just because you thought it was great?

>>28737560
They are basically the central characters now

>>28737543
What, you mean introducing the trolls was pandering to that part of the fanbase that only exists because he introduced the trolls? You've got this thing backwards.

We watch MLP for the characters, not the story.

>>28737547
My bad dude, but typos like that are a diamond dozen.

>>28737575
Don't you see? It's a paradox! That's what Homestuck lives off!

>>28737440
No worries, man, I knew the quote was supposed to be stupid. I just see people (mostly on tumblr or IRL at my college) saying they ironically enjoy such-and-such and I don't have a clue what they mean. For example, there was a girl in one of my classes who always wore a TMNT hoodie, the kind with the turtle's eyes on the hood, and she said she was wearing it ironically. Is it ironic because she's an adult wearing a children's show-themed hoodie? Or because TMNT seems stupid but is actually entertaining? Or because she was wearing it on a hot summer day when you'd expect to see someone in a t-shirt? I don't get it. If I wore the thing I'd just say I fucking like TMNT and this is a damn comfy hoodie.

Adaptation is a fan-fucking-tastic movie. Nic probably just needs a good director or something to make sure he doesn't go completely batshit in a scene.

>>28737575
No, I'm referring to how Hussie focused more and more on the trolls because some of the fans liked them so much.

Ok, I admit I started watching MLP only because of the memes and other fan videos... but I ended up liking it.

Still not enough to be public about it, and in general I hate self-proclaimed bronies.

I think MLP has a certain charm to its characters and overall simplicity. And the songs are nostalgic of 90's Disney movies.

>>28737589
Oh and then he killed the more popular ones off

The only real fanservice going on is the Ancestor stuff in the latest update which is actually being addressed in the comic as fanservice.

Hussie's very much aware of what he's doing, in the rare cases when he actually does know what he's doing.

>>28737543
Hussie has always been about fanservice in one way or another. He just does it now through subtle pokes at the fandom. I never really got the hate for the trolls or even the hate for them being pandering to the fanbase. It seemed more like people complaining that he wasn't pandering to them. no offense

>>28737589
So something you've completely fabricated. He focused on the trolls because he needed to to tell his story. If anything he uses them to lampoon the overenthusiastic fanbase.

>>28737575
Yo dawg thats like some fucked up time paradox shit you know what im sayin? Thats some deep shit yo...

>>28737583

Sorry. I know it's an overreaction, but for some reason, two specific mistake sets ('it's'/'its' and 'allot'/'a lot'/'alot') annoy me more than others ('they're'/'there'/'their' being the classic one).

>>28737611
He killed off some of the useless troll characters which the fans latched onto for some reason, which is A-okay in my book. Yeah your probably right actually, he does troll the shitty side of the fanbase more than he does pander to them.

I'm going to be a bitter old dork complaining about the Old Days but man I really liked Problem Sleuth and prefer it.

I mean, Homestuck is an outgrowth of that comic, but it feels like too convoluted at times with the amount of alternate timelines/alternate realities/here is a pile of new characters (PS did the same thing, but I mean it didn't seem as much). Also, sometimes my eyes glaze over at the chatlogs and I think the Hivebent characters stole the show in a bad way.

Like, at first I liked their gimmick that they're a race of stupid teenagers and that each one of them is like a different Terrible Internet Person archetype (the angry know it all, the deviant art shipper, the sweaty creep, the powergaming larper, etc) but then actual terrible internet embraced them and said they were amazing and I think that their popularity motivated Hussie to put them more front and center in the narrative.

That was pretty directionless and vague but I guess the main thing I want to get at is that Homestuck feels bloated to me. Even ignoring the fanbase and its dregs, it's just really been dragging to me.

>>28737682
Fucking seconded.
PS was not nearly as popular (as hipster as that sounds) and the fans were better off for it.
Nowadays we have to deal with shit like this on a regular basis.

>>28737709
Why'd you save that anyway.

>>28737709
The fact that you have that on hand JUST for the sake of complaining about it is kinda sad dawg.

>>28737682
>>28737682
Thats alright. There is a nice little portion of people who enjoy Problem Sleuth to Homestuck simply because its not as convoluted and is funnier than the latter.

>>28737717
>>28737723
I assume it is saved in a manner for the sake of sharing it. Like when a rage thread or deviantart thread comes around. BUT STILL!

>>28737723
>>28737717
I have three "bad" subfolders in my MSPA folder. "OCs" "Porn" and "OC Porn"

It's nice having everyone state their opinions with no shit-flinging and name-calling in sight.

Hussie's formspring should be a compulsory supplement to Homestuck.

>>28737753
That's...even more sad to a degree.
Anyway I think, while OC's are pretty awful, and OC porn is even worse, the porn of the real characters is even worse then the two combined.

I kinda lost interest in Homestuck when Hussie gave up all pretense of actually telling a story and the whole thing collapsed into constants shifts in characters, time, and places.

It wasn't so bad at the start, when it was just a few characters, and there was an actual narrative to follow (getting everyone into the game and off the doomed world). Dave climbing to the top of his building while the city crumbles in the distance? Awesome.

But then it peters out because there's no clear purpose anymore.

>>28737755
SHUT UP YOU BAG OF DIGGERNICKS OR ILL THROW MY CRAP AT YA!

>>28737797
If you read actually past Hivebent you'd find the story gets MORE focused than in the previous acts.

I enjoy these, but my enthusiasm for them is muted around here, because yeah, it is kind of irritating that they're on here all the damned time.

>>28737797
There is a clear purpose but its more of a slowly evolving one.
It's not the best one ever but it is there.
Unfortunately Hussie isn't a god of writing, but I get what he is trying to do with this.
He is trying to slowly unveil things while slowly building up more story as he does so. He is trying to add a bit of mystery to the story.
He isn't all that good at it but I can understand it.
I also don't believe he is doing an awful job at it either. Just not great.

>>28737797
BUT THERE IS A PURPOSE!!
Its just really hard trying to decipher it.

>>28737788
I dunno man. The fact that I paid Sparrow cash money for that pic is pretty damn sad. Such is life for someone who can't draw their own porn, I guess.

>>28737797
>That feel when I only started it 2 days ago and it goes from this to that long-ass but somewhat entertaining intermission

>>28737797
While I'm being incoherent about my personal tastes, but I also lose interest in a story when it focuses a lot on alternate realities/timelimes/etc too much. Like, what's at stake when the characters fail in one of infinite dimensions? And, raising the stakes from saving the world to the universe to the universes to all the Everything Forever doesn't make things feel more serious, just more piled up (THIS IS THE ULTIMATE BADDEST GUY BEHIND THE BADDER GUY SO MUCH IS AT STAKE HEROES).

>>28737797
This.

>>28737682
And this.

Looking back on it has any of the kids gotten any closer to completing sburb?

>>28737857
I RECOGNIZE THAT FILE NAME ANYWHERE!
You stop posting that this instant young man!

>mfw the best part of homestuck was the intermission
that's kind of sad, really
i mean parts have been really good, but the intermission was Hussie returning to his roots, and doing a comically focused, gangster plotline with plenty of time shenanigans and the like
i don't know, i've lost interest in homestuck which sucks because i used to really like it

>>28737879
>completing Sburb

Their session is fucked dude, I won't say any more though.

>>28737830
There were a few moments. Eridan starting off the killing spree suddenly caught my attention again because something was actually happening at last.

But then that all died down, and now we're back to a ADHD kid being distracted by a bee every 30 seconds. With the scrapbook stuff, he's not even trying to hide it.

>>28737868
y...y...that was you?
Jesus Christ man.

>>28737898
>returning to his roots
You're assuming his roots are Problem Sleuth. It's not.

It's Humanimals

>>28737918
Hell yeah motherfucker. Whistles is cool, too.

>>28737918
i like to imagine that doesn't exist

>>28737903
The scrapbook stuff stopped a while ago bro, it's ancestor time now.

>>28737543

The thing is, a lot (two words!) of the time, Hussie will go to some lengths to satisfy the desires of these fans only in the most grotesque and perverse ways possible. There were a pair of characters who lots of the squealing fangirls wrote and drew "slash" of (or "yaoi", as they would almost certainly call it), and after showing one of them flirting with the other in a flashback, we see that flirting one grotesquely making out with the decapitated head of the other, hours after he had been murdered.

Is this him changing what he was doing because of the fans? Yes. But only so as to have some fun at their expense. To me, that's fair game.

>>28737898
I felt sad when the intermission tied back into everything. Like, it coulda remained on its own, a lovely creature of throwback PS humor, but then everything has to be ground into the Backstory Machine and spit out to be incredibly important.

Like I know callbacks are fun, but does everything have to tie into the backstory of the trolls or the troll ancestors or the secret reverse trolls or the chess-piece peoples from the failed double-whammy sucessful universe possiblity?

Why can't Spades Slick killing a bunch of ridiculous goons remain Spades Slick killing a bunch of ridiculous goons? I mean, sure, introduce some characters but does it have to be the Key to Everything?

>>28738015
>people complain about random shit being introduced
>people complain that the random shit should have stayed random

you never win

>>28738031
>>28738031
Opinions man, opinions.

I just hope Homestuck dosen't end like MGS4 did.

>>28737733
I prefer PS too. The thing is, HS is convoluted and a little bit too serious about its universe. PS had a complex timey wimey universe but it was always tongue in cheek. The characters were more one dimensional sure but I like it that way, without massive dialogue boxes.

>>28738205
The plot suddenly derailing for a forty minute fist-fight between Old Snake and Revolver Ocelot would actually be a pretty good ending for Homestuck.

Problem Sleuth felt more like one of those choose-your-own-adventure books compared to a traditional comic.

Homestuck is basically a jigsaw puzzle (no looking at the box!), with a few new pieces a day. Sometimes you focus on certain areas, and later have to fit those in somewhere too.

Homestuck fans annoy me because a lot of them come here (usually from /v/) for the general threads and take their stupidity with them

>>28738241
That wan't the Ending I was talking about But yes, that would be awesome.

The Intermission is part of Homestucks universe? Do they reappear in the actual comic?

>>28738706
By they I mean the Midnight Crew

>>28738706
The intermission IS part of the actual comic.

And yes, they're the trolls' exiles.

>>28738769
>The intermission IS part of the actual comic.

Oh, I thought it was a seperate thing. Just started reading it.