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[_] SBURB Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)13:11 No.1779830
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)13:33 No.1779836
MiRaClEs
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)13:42 No.1779838
Old. I hate how long this has gone on. Furries ruined it.
>> [_] Cirno !CIRNOtrFGA 10/07/12(Sun)15:44 No.1779881
>>1779838
it was pretentious hipster bullshit from the start and you know it.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)15:58 No.1779886
I liked MSPA before it was Homosuck.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)16:01 No.1779890
three questions:
what is the flash about?
what the fuck is going on?
isn't ms paint adventures the same thing as homestuck, what's the differance?
your answer may not contain a URL.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)16:28 No.1779897
>>1779890
mspaintadventures is the name of the site that hosts multiple comics made by the same author.
homestuck is the latest, but problem sleuth was pretty big in its own time.
to know what its about or whats going on read the fucking comic that might help
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)17:59 No.1779944
>>1779897
no, i won't read the fucking comic, but thanks for answering the last question
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)19:01 No.1779982
>>1779944
not that it would be possible to understand homestuck if you don't first read
EVERYFUCKINGTHINGONTHEINTERNET
and in the chronological order homestuck was made, concering cross references in and out of mspa,
which then are returend back into the comic via even more allusion
tl;dr: Read EVERY comic of mspa in order created or GTFO
and yeah, you gonna need some 1nt3rn3t knowlodge as wull
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)19:27 No.1780001
>understanding homestuck
Hahahahaha, good luck with that one.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)19:35 No.1780006
Is it wrong I want to fuck the one with the purple squid shirt?
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)19:44 No.1780012
>>1780006
She's 13. Pretentious and prodigious, but still 13.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)20:05 No.1780026
>>1779982
Then I'm going to GTFO. No way I'm going to read anything that even a loyal fan such as yourself
can't describe what it is about.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)20:24 No.1780046
Problem Sleuth was better.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)20:39 No.1780062
Ah, back when Homestuck was actually good.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)20:54 No.1780073
It looks like a jumbled swirl of meaningless junk, but it has an understandable story and
interesting characters. There's a lot to absorb, but absorbing it is a fun process. Things start
out simply and build exponentially.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)20:58 No.1780077
>>1779890
>what is the flash about?
It's part of a longer story. This specific one is about the girl with the hairband entering the
game world (the Medium). Simultaneously a couple of other things happen.
>what the fuck is going on?
Rose enters the Medium, while Dave (the guy with the shades) connects as her server player. He
deploys the various items necessary to do this, in a haphazard manner, as he is being accosted by
RAMBUNCTIOUS CROWS and is making another installment of Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff (the best
webcomic on the Internet ever, not even kidding on that one). Rose's house is being destroyed by
meteors, and she herself will be destroyed if she doesn't hurry the fuck up. There's a fire
tornado and wizard statues being blown around. She prototypes the kernel with her dead cat
Jaspers, and Dave helps with a second prototyping of a tentacle princess or something.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/12(Sun)20:58 No.1780078
>>1780077
Rose has to break the bottle to enter the medium, but the errant wizard statue knocks the bottle
off a cliff, so Rose HEROJUMPS after it, being saved by Jaspersprite's noodly appendage. She
succeeds and enters the Medium.
Jade (the other girl) waits for the lotus flower to hatch and deliver its cargo, which turn out
to be copies of the game she needs to complete the four-person cycle. John has already entered
the medium and is defeating enemies, collecting Build Grist and advancing to his First Gate.
There are also flashbacks (flashforwards?) to the post-apocalyptic wasteland earth that is the
home of the Exiles. John's grandmother (whose ashes he prototyped before entering the Medium)
writes a message for him in a big joke book using ghost clown powers.
