AWKWARD ZOMBIE

Not when you're a dick about it like he is.

ITT killing people is cool in Badfish's book

Le Great Handsome Oppressor wrote:ITT killing people is cool in Badfish's book

It's a fucking webcomic, and don't try to make me look like somebody who enjoys killing people.

Badfish wrote:It's a fucking webcomic.

Yes, so stop it. All of you.


I lol'd at those references in that game. And the fact that Equius was a girl in it.

Andrew Hussie wrote:I guess I should warn you that the closer we get to wrapping this segment up, the closer I will get to making another animation. This will likely mean a good plenty of days with no updates at all once I start. I have not started yet but I probably will soon. I will let you know.

Yaaay! Missed those flashes. Now I miss the kids, because their plot wasn't centralized around introducing and they had more time to do things and keep us guessing what was next. That's one thing I don't like about Hivebent: Having to go through the introduction thing so much and also all the timeline jumps. Hopefully the plot's going to follow better now that we know everybody.
I can't remember, have we had any other big animation segments with Hivebent?

Oh lawdy. I snerked at the giant fish bowl.

Please let Eridan be one of those constructable Boat in a Bottles. "The Land of Bottles and Genocide"

Pootsforever wrote:I can't remember, have we had any other big animation segments with Hivebent?

I don't think so.

Badfish wrote:It's a fucking webcomic

Yeah, so because a character is fictional, it makes his crimes acceptable? It's unlikely the trolls and lusii just went "Oh, I'm fictional, it's okay if I get killed in some horrible way, like eaten by a giant spider". No, they suffered, bleed, and died. And that is in no way ok.

Are you retarded.

That's an interesting way to put it.

Pootsforever wrote:I lol'd at those references in that game. And the fact that Equius was a girl in it.

Wait which game?


/probably missing something obvious

You're getting morally outraged at fiction. Something that is not real.

I thought you were supposed to do that to enjoy the story more



but owell

I don't agree with murder.

But I still have to point out that this is a webcomic, and the characters in it that are being killed don't actually exist. I think it's interesting because their deaths both thicken the plot and deepen the characterisation of the 'murderers'. I'm not entirely sure where this moral debate as to whether or not murder is acceptable has sprang from. Yes, Eridan and Vriska are horrible people, murderous, treacherous arseholes. But I think it'd be awfully dull if the story was entirely comprised of Jades and Tavroses, don't you?

Bacon wrote:

Pootsforever wrote:I lol'd at those references in that game. And the fact that Equius was a girl in it.

Wait which game?


/probably missing something obvious

Zink wrote:Check out that names at 0:34 in this video.

Apparently Atlus is a fan of Homestuck.





That game kind of looks like generic shit though.

Edit: Also, I don't think Equiris was a girl, just a very feminine male.

Spoony wrote:You're getting morally outraged at fiction. Something that is not real.

I'm not getting morally outraged (nice exaggeration btw). I understand that it's not real, that the characters are not real, that nobody actually died, that there isn't a spiderbitch mind-controlling a cripple into loving her, a disappoint my parents-enthusiast coding a love algorithm into a robot's heart to make a deceased girl love him, or an amphibian Napoleon killing sky whales to feed an Eldritch abomination.
I'm not saying that Hussie shouldn't have written that. It's an acceptable plot point and characterization, and if I were offended by murder or immoral stuff in fiction, I wouldn't read or watch anything at all. I think it makes Eridan an interesting character, but what he did is immoral and disgusting, and isn't humanly justifiable.

Again, I am NOT saying that murder as a plot device in fictions is morally wrong or offensive, or that it makes the characters unlikeable. It's normal, it happens in many fictions, it's just one of many ways to make the story or the characters progress. What I'm saying is that Eridan is an asshole who enjoys killing lusii, and that's morally wrong.
To make it clear: it's not morally wrong to create a morally wrong character. It still doesn't make the character morally right.

I don't think Badfish was suggesting that Eridan was morally right. Just that he was doing what was necessary, but enjoying it at the same time. Or maybe you were, Badfish, I don't know. Does it really matter?

Where's Idiotic Oracle to link her cache of MSPA shipping art when you need her?