June 5th, 2008
Negotiations
Surprise! If you’re here looking for the Wednesday update then hit “previous” to check it out. I’ve gotten a little behind on the plot because of the breaks I had to take in March and May, so I’m going to try switching to a Monday - Thursday format for the comic. If it doesn’t kill me then I might try switching to five days a week, but we’ll have to wait and see.
I’ve also started using Twitter for little updates on the latest comic’s progress. If you like it then subscribe and follow what’s going on. Also don’t forget to vote for the comic.
That’s it for today. See everyone back next Monday.
June 5th, 2008 at 3:57 pm
*GASP* Five days a week? You must enjoy living dangerously. I have a hard enough time abusing my friend with a caddleprod to even draw out one a week. Of course since Age of Conan came out he has withdrawn into his Cardboard Fortress of Hobotude never to see the light of day for the next month. Such is the curse of MMO addiction.
On a side note, the ‘This is your God’ beer poster is priceless.
June 5th, 2008 at 5:41 pm
We’ll see. It still takes me about 5-6 hours to do a full comic from start to finish. I might just compromise and do 4 comics a week with Friday-Sunday off. I need to strike a balance between being able to work up a backlog and update regularly.
I managed to break the MMO addiction awhile ago. When I wasn’t hanging out with the future wife and friends I would jack into Dark Age of Camelot in the first half of college and World of Warcraft in the second half. Eventually it got to the point where the idea of doing one more repetitive quest made me want to hurl. Now I can’t play past about level 10 in any MMO before going nuts. Plus I’m all about building the audience with this thing, so it’s pretty much what I do with my free time.
And I was hoping that someone would catch the They Live! reference.
June 5th, 2008 at 6:34 pm
Luckily I never got the MMO bug. I was to busy playing with pen and paper at the back table in a Denny’s every friday and saturday night with my friends from jr high. By the time Evercrack came out I was fortunate enough to have a friend get addicted to the point that he failed 12th grade. I learned by example there that MMO’s are a dangerous tool in the wrong hands. Of course this didn’t stop me from becoming a Starcraft addict. I played it so much that I almost had ‘Mine more vespine gas’ tattooed on my ass.
They Live? That creepy pseudo alien zombie-ish movie with the weird sunglasses and hidden messages that all turned out to be a metaphor in a metaphor coated in a delicious chocolate shell? My cousin dragged me to see that in the theater when I was like 8 years old. Let’s just say I didn’t put a pair of sunglasses on for a year or so.
June 7th, 2008 at 12:41 pm
I’d settle for those conditions. Heck, who am I kidding. I settle for “staring fro across the room” privilages.
I really need to raise my standards.