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NO TIME FOR THATD-Rock wrote:Calm down.
Hah! Now I remember why I liked ya, Peanut!Peanut: No, It's Four per Team. The Angels don't Count.
Don't do this.John-056 wrote:And from what I suspect, Rick is trying to pull off a Retcon, to reset the Story. This is something I absolutely hate.
This could explain, why Kitsune is in such a causual form. I think Peanut never met him personally, or did he?Argent wrote:Next arc: we zoom out and see that the strip is a book in Peanut's hands. He's showing it to Tarot who compliments him on getting his comic published, then asks "but why did you make me the heavy"? Peanut tugs at his collar and looks worried.
If you're referring to me trying to Spread Hate, I am not. As a matter of fact, in the same comment you clipped for that snippet, I explained why I don't like Retcons in general. It feels like the one writing it didn't like how the story turned out and tried to cut everything out to start anew. I have heard people complain about the Celestial Arcs, and frankly, this makes it feel that this is the response.Obbl wrote:Don't do this.John-056 wrote:And from what I suspect, Rick is trying to pull off a Retcon, to reset the Story. This is something I absolutely hate.
...Now I'm Imagining Tarot wielding an Absurdly massive minigun and a leather vest. Thanks a bunch.Argent wrote:Next arc: we zoom out and see that the strip is a book in Peanut's hands. He's showing it to Tarot who compliments him on getting his comic published, then asks "but why did you make me the heavy"? Peanut tugs at his collar and looks worried.
Yeah... That is an excellent point. The only bright side I would see to that happening is Great Kitsune getting punished for not intervening in The situation when his help was needed The most. A severe demotion would be The lightest I can think of, if it would even stick.leinglo wrote:Honestly, the possibility of a retcon doesn't scare me as much the possibility of an Ultimate Nullifier situation. For things to get so bad that there's just no way out of it without resorting to a complete Deus ex Machina. Both figuratively, in the sense of the trope, and literally, in the sense of celestial intervention.
I was thinking more of a giant anime mallet.John-056 wrote:...Now I'm Imagining Tarot wielding an Absurdly massive minigun and a leather vest. Thanks a bunch.Argent wrote:Next arc: we zoom out and see that the strip is a book in Peanut's hands. He's showing it to Tarot who compliments him on getting his comic published, then asks "but why did you make me the heavy"? Peanut tugs at his collar and looks worried.
Or maybe Rick could pull a leaf out of Order of the Stick's book and make it so that Celestial intervention of the kind that might be needed is also the kind the gang need to fight as hard as they can to prevent.John-056 wrote:Yeah... That is an excellent point. The only bright side I would see to that happening is Great Kitsune getting punished for not intervening in The situation when his help was needed The most. A severe demotion would be The lightest I can think of, if it would even stick.leinglo wrote:Honestly, the possibility of a retcon doesn't scare me as much the possibility of an Ultimate Nullifier situation. For things to get so bad that there's just no way out of it without resorting to a complete Deus ex Machina. Both figuratively, in the sense of the trope, and literally, in the sense of celestial intervention.
Well 'spotted'.CanzetYote wrote:I've said it before and I'm gonna say it again: Dallas has the most adorable little face ever.
But okay, big demon, we got what you said, don't repeat it once again. 
I kinda agree with you, though. 
Ah, Dallas can do teleporting, but do it right now, doesn't matter how many you are! Eheh, that silly fox, it's not the moment to praise Mungo's paws... 
I don't think he will do that. I trust in him too much as a writer to just wipe things out of the story for no reason.John-056 wrote:And from what I suspect, Rick is trying to pull off a Retcon, to reset the Story. This is something I absolutely hate.
But what if it goes to the floor A-50? In this case they wouldn't have found it. (I'm confident that there is a reason why Rick started with 'B'.)TeflonCougar wrote:A little off the arc here, bur Dallas said the elevator tok him up as far as floor 50.
That means somewhere on floor 50 is access to the elevator and the Temple Crashers could have avoided half the temple if they found it. Just saying.
Heaven.Sinder wrote:Beam up to where?
Site to site beams don't necessarily require a physical ship. The idea of the ship could be supported by the Temple and they could move to someplace relatively safe, or at least away from the Source of Power and the Forgotten without entering an actual Transporter Room.Sinder wrote:Beam up to where?
You would also have to be looking for it. It is insanely difficult to find something when you don't know it exists.MX682XM wrote:But what if it goes to the floor A-50? In this case they wouldn't have found it. (I'm confident that there is a reason why Rick started with 'B'.)TeflonCougar wrote:A little off the arc here, bur Dallas said the elevator tok him up as far as floor 50.
That means somewhere on floor 50 is access to the elevator and the Temple Crashers could have avoided half the temple if they found it. Just saying.
I thought that might be something he was doing to jettison things he no longers likes/considers bloat. However, at this point, it seems pretty unlikely with Tarot getting rid of the one thing that could do it. Though I guess it's still possible if she fails to get rid of the whole mana pool in time? But again at this point, I think that is unlikely as there was plenty of opportunity to do that a while ago if that was the point of this arc.Ryusuta wrote:They can't beam them up anyway. The Enterprise raised their shields at the threat.
I don't think he will do that. I trust in him too much as a writer to just wipe things out of the story for no reason.John-056 wrote:And from what I suspect, Rick is trying to pull off a Retcon, to reset the Story. This is something I absolutely hate.
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...Don't prove me wrong... ._.;
Maybe it's like a lot of dungeons in Skyrim; go through a massive dungeon, and upon completion in the deepest room, there's a shortcut back to the entrance that was either completely inaccessible from the entrance or locked on one side.TeflonCougar wrote:A little off the arc here, bur Dallas said the elevator tok him up as far as floor 50.
That means somewhere on floor 50 is access to the elevator and the Temple Crashers could have avoided half the temple if they found it. Just saying.
IceKitsune wrote:I thought that might be something he was doing to jettison things he no longers likes/considers bloat. However, at this point, it seems pretty unlikely with Tarot getting rid of the one thing that could do it. Though I guess it's still possible if she fails to get rid of the whole mana pool in time? But again at this point, I think that is unlikely as there was plenty of opportunity to do that a while ago if that was the point of this arc.Ryusuta wrote:They can't beam them up anyway. The Enterprise raised their shields at the threat.
I don't think he will do that. I trust in him too much as a writer to just wipe things out of the story for no reason.John-056 wrote:And from what I suspect, Rick is trying to pull off a Retcon, to reset the Story. This is something I absolutely hate.
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...Don't prove me wrong... ._.;
IF the elevator is accessible from the outside on floor fifty. It may be set up in such a way that you can only exit, not enter, and can only use it if you're already in it.TeflonCougar wrote:A little off the arc here, bur Dallas said the elevator tok him up as far as floor 50.
That means somewhere on floor 50 is access to the elevator and the Temple Crashers could have avoided half the temple if they found it. Just saying.
Could it have stood for "basement", since they're going downward?MX682XM wrote:But what if it goes to the floor A-50? In this case they wouldn't have found it. (I'm confident that there is a reason why Rick started with 'B'.)TeflonCougar wrote:A little off the arc here, bur Dallas said the elevator tok him up as far as floor 50.
That means somewhere on floor 50 is access to the elevator and the Temple Crashers could have avoided half the temple if they found it. Just saying.
I don't know. In some strips, Rick wrote e.g. 'Floor B-44' (http://www.housepetscomic.com/comic/201 ... ing-place/). If B stands fot basement, it would be called Floor Basement 44. Since my first language isn't englisch, I don't know if you actually say that, for me it sounds like saying the same thing twice over.Naro Rivers wrote: Could it have stood for "basement", since they're going downward?
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B1 B2 B3no the basement = b thing probably is correct, regardless of the gramatical problem it creates. apending a B to the number of any floor in the basement is prety much a standard practice, on this continent atlest.MX682XM wrote:I don't know. In some strips, Rick wrote e.g. 'Floor B-44' (http://www.housepetscomic.com/comic/201 ... ing-place/). If B stands fot basement, it would be called Floor Basement 44. Since my first language isn't englisch, I don't know if you actually say that, for me it sounds like saying the same thing twice over.Naro Rivers wrote: Could it have stood for "basement", since they're going downward?