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“Hey aitchteeteepeeescolonslashslashdoubleyoudoubleyoudoubleyoudoturbandictionarydotcomslashdefinedotpeeaitchpeequestionmarktermequalsomebodypercenttwentysetpercenttwentyuppercenttwentyuspercenttwentythepercenttwentybomb
Don’t make it bad
Take a sad song
And make it better
Remember
To let her into your heart
Then you can start
To make it better
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Nanana na
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Na na na nanana na
Nanana na
Hey aitchteeteepeeescolonslashslashdoubleyoudoubleyoudoubleyoudoturbandictionarydotcomslashdefinedotpeeaitchpeequestionmarktermequalsomebodypercenttwentysetpercenttwentyuppercenttwentyuspercenttwentythepercenttwentybomb”
Yep. I think they were treating the words “set up” as though it was one verb, basically.
This was almost certainly a clever and highly intentional means of showing futuristic linguistic drift by the year A.D. 2101, and surely not some sort of translation error. Video game companies never make translation errors. Ones who does not have triforce couldn’t go in otherwise.
Wow, what an awkward and unsatisfying strip for Willis to have abandoned IW! and never published in this universe again. Well, it’s been fun, everyone. See you around.
I really don’t like that Dina is just the “screw up” character now. It feels like the artist is just punishing her for rejecting Walky, which puts a bad taste in my mouth.
Also, Walky’s still too annoying for me to find endearing at this point in the story. I don’t empathize with him, and I definitely don’t feel like he’s earned his “hero” title with how bratty he is. I’m wondering how far into the story we have to go until he starts feeling like a fully-realized person.
Or maybe he is full-realized and I just don’t like him. *shrug*
I hadn’t been feeling great about the way the narrative treated Dina, until I read the “watch the author work through his self-hatred” comment. Now I try to view the character through that lens. In general, I find I enjoy IW more when I view the characters as aspects of a personality. SP, on the other hand, had much more well-rounded characters I didn’t have to mentally squint to relate to.
Main screen turn on?
You have no chance to survive make your time.
For great justice.
Move ‘ZIG’.
ALL YOUR BASE
SEMME has no chance, make your time.
For great justice.
“set them up the bomb”
get it right, random britja
gawd
also oh god oh no oh dina please no god oh no please don’t dina please no
Dina is fine and well before the Soggies invade and end the Walkyverse in Shortpacked! if that’ll set your mind at ease.
hey
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=somebody%20set%20up%20us%20the%20bomb
Hey aitchteeteepeeescolonslashslashdoubleyoudoubleyoudoubleyoudoturbandictionarydotcomslashdefinedotpeeaitchpeequestionmarktermequalsomebodypercenttwentysetpercenttwentyuppercenttwentyuspercenttwentythepercenttwentybomb was the less-popular version of Hey Jude.
What you say!!
“Hey aitchteeteepeeescolonslashslashdoubleyoudoubleyoudoubleyoudoturbandictionarydotcomslashdefinedotpeeaitchpeequestionmarktermequalsomebodypercenttwentysetpercenttwentyuppercenttwentyuspercenttwentythepercenttwentybomb
Don’t make it bad
Take a sad song
And make it better
Remember
To let her into your heart
Then you can start
To make it better
Na na na nanana na
Nanana na
Hey aitchteeteepeeescolonslashslashdoubleyoudoubleyoudoubleyoudoturbandictionarydotcomslashdefinedotpeeaitchpeequestionmarktermequalsomebodypercenttwentysetpercenttwentyuppercenttwentyuspercenttwentythepercenttwentybomb
Na na na nanana na
Nanana na
Hey aitchteeteepeeescolonslashslashdoubleyoudoubleyoudoubleyoudoturbandictionarydotcomslashdefinedotpeeaitchpeequestionmarktermequalsomebodypercenttwentysetpercenttwentyuppercenttwentyuspercenttwentythepercenttwentybomb”
Yep. I think they were treating the words “set up” as though it was one verb, basically.
This was almost certainly a clever and highly intentional means of showing futuristic linguistic drift by the year A.D. 2101, and surely not some sort of translation error. Video game companies never make translation errors. Ones who does not have triforce couldn’t go in otherwise.
Oh, huh. It is that way around. Weird.
Take off every ‘ZIG’!
“Don’t worry people, I’m sure Dina will be fine.”
Surely despite a bomb being set up in this wing, it will not be ground zero.
Oh. This is THAT arc is it?
Wow, what an awkward and unsatisfying strip for Willis to have abandoned IW! and never published in this universe again. Well, it’s been fun, everyone. See you around.
I really don’t like that Dina is just the “screw up” character now. It feels like the artist is just punishing her for rejecting Walky, which puts a bad taste in my mouth.
Also, Walky’s still too annoying for me to find endearing at this point in the story. I don’t empathize with him, and I definitely don’t feel like he’s earned his “hero” title with how bratty he is. I’m wondering how far into the story we have to go until he starts feeling like a fully-realized person.
Or maybe he is full-realized and I just don’t like him. *shrug*
I hadn’t been feeling great about the way the narrative treated Dina, until I read the “watch the author work through his self-hatred” comment. Now I try to view the character through that lens. In general, I find I enjoy IW more when I view the characters as aspects of a personality. SP, on the other hand, had much more well-rounded characters I didn’t have to mentally squint to relate to.
I’d chime in but I’m p sure Willis does once we come to that bridge and jump off it
If he doesn’t do it on his own, I’ve been rehearsing the question in my head for weeks now.