Mixing It Up
The World, Book 2
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Berättare:
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Jason Hill
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Av:
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Jason Cheek
The adventure continues where the action left off. Jason and his new friends are thrust into the breech as he quickly finds himself in conflict with goblins, beasts, and players alike.
Hitting up the local dungeon, Jason discovers that his longtime nemeses have joined the game and are seeking to take over the server as they’ve done in MMORPGs past. As he strengthens his guildmates and NPCs, the conflict heats up as new alliances are formed to combat the growing threat.
Warning: This story contains adult situations, foul language, MMORPG-style violence, and other fun things. Listen at your own risk.
I have no idea what voice to select. Confident young man who is a gamer but the leader of his gaming group. Jokes around a lot but can be serious when needed. The game throws him into some seriously heavy situations that he takes quite seriously, but there is a lot of introspection on the nature of artificial intelligence and people.
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So gut
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great story, too much puking
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I like it very much!
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Standing still
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Outside of the good voice of the speaker and even greater voice acting skills.
The plot holes are everywhere.
He leisurely keeps some people that are dieing waiting, were he had been "Ah ... these AI's are like humans, i should treat them like that" and moments later "OHH A DUNGEON WITH LOOT?! IF I DIE ALL THE NPCS GET EATEN THAT I SWORE TO SAVE?! WHAT AM I WAITING FOR!! I NEED PLOT ARMOR!".
I hoped he would stop the dungeon dive after the first run into it. Or do something "smart" or "tactician like".
But outside of the extreme hatred for bullies and being a bullie himself. (Yeah he ha sdouble standards... and calls out others for double standards). He has no redeeming features ...
Not to mention that the game system mechanics are terrible.
Save NPC> tell em we go back later to wipe those goblins out> totally forget about them when actually going into the dungeon.
Atleast no one else could save them ... but what would have happened. If two instanced groups at the same time gotten them free? Instances in a persistent game. Yeeeeaaah. WoW player trying his hands in writing a book.
I just hope Jason Hill is doing other fantasy/ game related works again.
Couldn't xD
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