As I’ve already covered the full novel of Shadows of the Empire, this time I’m going to be focusing more on the comic book version and some of the differences that were made between the two.
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As I’ve already covered the full novel of Shadows of the Empire, this time I’m going to be focusing more on the comic book version and some of the differences that were made between the two.
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We continue our plan to lure the enemy to us.
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We begin our advance by fording a river (or rather, getting them to ford it first).
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It’s time to check back in to see what Tim Drake has been up to, as he teams up with The Spoiler.
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We finish off these bandits (again).
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We slowly turn this fight around.
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So, Kodansha’s planned manga app – “K Manga” – which they’d yanked all their titles from various simul-pub services (like Azuki) in preparation for, has finally come out, and I’d like to give some quick thoughts, and compare it to Square Enix’s Manga Up app, and with it the Shonen Jump, Viz Manga, and Azuki apps.
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Well, once again, Wizards of the Coast has stuck their head in it. This time, they sicced the Pinkertons on a YouTuber who had been mistakenly shipped the wrong Magic: The Gathering material – specifically a box of an epilogue expansion to March of the Machine that was due to come out later in May. Rather than just doing the more… practical thing, like leaving a voicemail or sending a certified letter, instead the Pinkertons came out, and threatened the YouTuber with felony criminal charges, in addition to having all their magic cards seized by the police.
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Our low-level characters (unsurprisingly) aren’t doing well.
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I decide to move forward with the story – but have to deal with a random encounter first.
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It’s time to take a look at Bitmap Books companion volume to the CRPG Book – the JRPG Book.
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We finally clear out this side of the fork.
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Our next map has a big pit with a whole bunch of Mold in the middle.
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I’m occasionally political on this blog. Normally it’s bringing up discussion of the politics of a particular work and how it impacts my perspective on it while I’m reviewing it or Let’s Playing it because, ultimately, all art is political. However, I don’t, you know, get into current events – partly because my audience is kind of international and partly because with exceptions Current Events discussion ages poorly. However, there’s a current political issue going on in the US that, indirectly, puts this blog under existential threat – so I need to talk about that.
Libraries are under attack.
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It’s time to get to the book version of Shadows of the Empire.
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We have a map with a sudden drop at the starting area.
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We finish off this battle and move on with the grind.
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We begin our Shadows of the Empire coverage with a more freeform discussion of the album’s soundtrack.
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We continue this two-front battle.
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We go over the other route to continue grinding.
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This month we’re doing a quick rundown of some of the shows airing in the Spring 2023 season, before we discuss Bocchi! The Rock – a music comedy series about dealing with social anxiety.
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A while back I reviewed The CRPG Book, a book from Bitmap Books covering the history of Computer RPGs through various eras of titles in the medium, with write-ups from various authors. The book has since received a follow-up, The JRPG Book, written by Kurt Kalata with contributions by other authors. I’ve finished reading that, so it’s time to give my thoughts on the book.
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We have a map that loops around in a semi-corkscrew.
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We have a fight with a whole bunch of beasts and dragons.
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