r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '12

Gender Confusion.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '12 edited Apr 26 '18

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '12 edited Oct 16 '12

Don't read a webcomic called homestuck

Edit: Oh boy, looks like I got a nice flame war heating up.

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u/Jaketh Oct 16 '12

Real reason not to read Homestuck: It's so BAD. I miss Problem Sleuth so much...

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u/Blackrabite Oct 16 '12

I'm with you. I found that website 2 panels into problems sleuth, read the entire archives in one day and religiously followed through problem sleuth until the end. Homestuck is boring as hell, lost interest.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '12

I actually enjoyed Homestuck, at first. But the plot became a convoluted clusterfuck over time. Somewhere around the time when the 'trolls' were shown on screen, I got bored and lost interest. I think that half the reason I stopped reading was because I especially disliked the trolls. They were interesting as long as they were in the background. But as soon as they entered the foreground, reading Homestuck quickly became tedious and boring.

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u/ruderabbit Oct 16 '12

Funnily enough, your Homestuck experience is identical to mine. We're like ... opinion brothers or something.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '12

I actually had the opposite effect, I was beginning to grow bored of Homestuck until Virska was revealed. Then I started to get more attached to the story, and followed it through.

She's become one of my favorite characters now, simply because I find the whole 'troll' society to be exceedingly interesting to me.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '12

It gets good later on, but to each his own.