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Polite Conversation

by Aymee on January 18, 2012 at 2:30 am
Posted In: Comic

Yeaah, that’s pretty much what I imagine happens during conversations when we play together. Rolling a dice is for wusses.

In other news: I’ve recently started a new blog, Late for Work. It’s a daily sketchblog, with the occasional rambling thrown in. You should go have a look! Been at it for a week now, and I hope to stick with it for a good while longer.

(There are ponies. STAR WAR PONIES. I bet you want to go look at it now, right?)

I suspect the next update will be a bit late – we’re planning a comic that’s going to be somewhat tricky to draw. I sure do love Mits… :p

 

(We’re ignoring the fact that it was my idea. Alright? Alright!)

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  1. Aralosseien
    Aralosseien
    January 18, 2012 at 2:34 am | # | Reply

    I feel like Mits in panel 2 is staring into my soul and is about to eat it.

    MORE SOULS FOR THE HAVOC SQUAD.

    • Mitsune
      Mitsune
      January 18, 2012 at 2:37 am | # | Reply

      Havoc Squad is on the task.

      *Vacuum cleaner noise*

  2. Olania
    Olania
    January 18, 2012 at 4:35 pm | # | Reply

    The worst part is… I can picture the two of them doing this. Meanwhile Aric Jorgen and T7 are looking at each other in barely stunned disbelief.

    • Mitsune
      Mitsune
      January 22, 2012 at 3:04 am | # | Reply

      I think Aric is used to it by now. I frequently tell General Garza to sit on a pike and spin, too.

  3. Fluffy776
    Fluffy776
    January 20, 2012 at 1:46 am | # | Reply

    Mits in trooper armor = fucking awesome.
    Also Aymee’s action hero hair in panel two is equally awesome. Loving season 2 of 4th wall you two!

    Even if it has the slight draw back of making me want to force SWTOR into my schedule somehow. :P

  4. oNi
    oNi
    January 23, 2012 at 10:06 am | # | Reply

    I’d love the chance to fight with my “teammates” for the right to answer the npcs… at least for the light-/darksidepoint-answers that can alter the upcoming quests and tasks.
    But since I am playing sith and almost everyone aligned with the empire instantly agrees on the “as mean as possible”-answers anyway, it’s no big deal actually. Oh and turning insecure jedi-ladies is fun… =)
    Awesome comic btw…

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Cheating

by Mitsune on March 8, 2012 at 11:15 pm
Posted In: Blog

So I come home from work, and Aymee says something that amounts to “we need to talk”.

Once I located my heart again, she explains that she has an idea. Wait, hang on, it’s a sketch. No, wait, it’s a finished comic.

At some point in there somewhere, I had the opportunity to say that I really really liked it, thought the idea was funny (well, it is, to us!) and that I love the kick-ass style. I’ve always had a thing for things that remind me of crayons in any way. Still, it’s 95% awesome and 5% humbling. Today, I am reduced to a blogging-addendum-creature.

On topic of the comic itself? I’d probably be a little bit insulted, hurt, or at least miffed if it were the full truth. Today at “work” I listened to three dozen pony trance remixes and surfed all the interwebs. Calling it a job is a stretch. Half the time, I get paid to surf the interwebs.

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Conversation Interruptus

by Mitsune on January 18, 2012 at 2:34 am
Posted In: Blog

The party dialogue system in SWTOR was the first thing that actually made my jaw drop. The degree to which companions are a part of your game experience is amazing, sure, but that was something I was eased into. Seeing how the game handled multi-person dialogue, however, was big and it was sudden.

Maybe it’s because I still see this as multiplayer Mass Effect, but there is nothing I look forward to quite as much as having party conversations inside a new flashpoint. Now, you could argue that the roll system is entirely arbitrary and perhaps even “silly”, but as this comic shows, we violently disagree.

Or not. Silly is good. I wish we’d get little fight scenes when I want to say something cool and Ayms tries to be all nice and stuff.

Serious boring note: “Elective democracy.” Apparently this is taken by some to mean something rather specific (a contradiction, even), but google hits were sparse. Perhaps it’s even redundant in that democracies are elective by nature where they aren’t direct? I don’t even know, but it looks better this way. A literalist, I ain’t.

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Ee-wooly-wompah.

by Mitsune on January 10, 2012 at 10:30 pm
Posted In: Blog

Me boonawa tutetotabah wonga wonga, nakanoyachoisky bushudah-

Er, that is to say, hi. This here is what happens when your artist gets to make a comic with whatever expressions she likes, leaving the writer to fill the gaps.

If I felt superfluous before, at times, I now almost feel like a detractor. Expressions are amazing! I mean, come on. Panel 3, anyone?

Now, this is of course a minor exaggeration – and a half-truth; the strip was planned – but I am tempted to suggest to Aymee that she draws a strip before I script it, once. I have no idea if that would work. I also have no idea whether or not you guys found this here strip today even remotely funny.

Before you ask: Yes, this blog exists solely for me to toy around with semicolons and various dashes. I never get to place a semicolon inside a set of dashes anywhere else. One of these days, I may even try using emdashes and those-other-dashes in the same paragraph just to annoy people.

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On Crude Jokes

by Mitsune on January 2, 2012 at 7:00 pm
Posted In: Blog

After a year of comics, and a long break, we’re now in our “second season” – whatever the hay that means – and now we decide to break out the “rogues do it from behind” jokes. Sometimes, I wonder what we’re even doing.

If nothing else, we are certainly keeping our promise of not having a set update schedule! Add to this the fact that I technically have a “job” now (quotation marks mandatory) and practically everything I have ever known is turned on its head. I am not thrilled about the job part, but I’m certain this is only temporary.

Unrelated fact-spam because Aymee’s crude humor is, as ever, unforgivable. In other news: sugar.

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Confound these miniature equines, they drive me to write.

by Mitsune on November 12, 2011 at 7:40 pm
Posted In: Blog

Howdy y’all! Back in the saddle, yee-haw! Well – sort of. As Ayms is sure to be tellin’ you up there in the big chair, we ain’t about to commit to no fancy-schmancy “schedule” again just yet. It don’t matter none. Compared to our little nap, we’re fit as pair of fiddles at a barn dance!

Well, as for Mits in the strip, y’can draw your conclusions, yeah? What I will say is this: anything that gets me writing is right proper okay in my book. Acourse there’s more to it’n that, but I ain’t about to preach. If you’re in the know and find yourself over in the right places – such as EqD – it might be that the name Cloudy Skies isn’t unfamiliar to me. Just, well. With all due respect, don’t come crying ‘ter me if it ain’t your speed, is all.

I’m not gonna bore you with much more talk, but I just made something wonderful and awesome sound like a dreary and terrible thing, and that just ain’t right.

Fact is, I feel I’ve learned more ’bout writing in the past four months than I have in all the years that came ‘afore. I’ve met some wonderful people, and I like to think I’ve changed for the better as a person. I’m bloody happy, and I am rearing to write again. Rather, let’s make that “again and still”. Writing’s been all I’ve been doing lately, and now? Season 2 of 4th Wall is here!

And no, I’ve no idea why I wrote that in a horribly mangled not-quite-Southern accent.

Well okay, maybe I do.

In other news: The new house-place-area is awesome, and Delta is the cutest dog ever. She continues to try to get me past my hygiene-related OCDs by washing my face every now and then. Yay dog spittle! Thank you, Delta.

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