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That pretty much sums up reviews from Yelp etc. It was either flawless and sublime (to the point where you wonder if it was an employee/marketer submission), or it is the worst place ever and is probably in the same zipcode as Satan. lol
I was also wondering if this was based on a particular game or something.
My best guess is maybe the new Everquest with player created content or else Neverwinter? Both games, I think, have reviews of player-created content which could be fun to imagine in-character.
I was also wondering if this was based on a particular game or something.
My best guess is maybe the new Everquest with player created content or else Neverwinter? Both games, I think, have reviews of player-created content which could be fun to imagine in-character.
Maybe D&D Next. That is currently in Beta and likely has all kinds of "rate the content you just played paperwork"
the only thing missing is the random negative review from somebody whose bad experience has nothing whatsoever to do with the business
'this restaurant seemed pretty nice and the service was prompt, but then my mother had a heart attack and we had to run to the hospital. One star.'
hold your head high soldier, it ain't over yet
that's why we call it the struggle, you're supposed to sweat
+3
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"Ensorcelled Locally" is my new favourite locavore term.
The unwritten joke of this comic is the fact that you don't even need to come up with a fake name for the review service. "Yelp" is already a play on words perfect for this scenario.
The minotaur attacked me and seemed pretty mad when I went there. But it was more, like, disdain for being bothered on his break than proper hatred for humanity y'know?
I keep wondering how Yelp works in this world - is the scroll a regular non-magic scroll? Adventurers send their reviews to Yelp guild scribes who compile it? And you'd have to buy new scrolls next year if you wanted the latest reviews?
Or is it basically a magic iPad? In which case I would've gone with a stone tablet instead of scroll.
I keep wondering how Yelp works in this world - is the scroll a regular non-magic scroll? Adventurers send their reviews to Yelp guild scribes who compile it? And you'd have to buy new scrolls next year if you wanted the latest reviews?
I keep wondering how Yelp works in this world - is the scroll a regular non-magic scroll? Adventurers send their reviews to Yelp guild scribes who compile it? And you'd have to buy new scrolls next year if you wanted the latest reviews?
Or is it basically a magic iPad? In which case I would've gone with a stone tablet instead of scroll.
Magical ink is much cheaper compared to a magical chisel, thank you very much. Not everyone has 500 gold to spare on top-of-the-line stone tablets.
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Brilliance.
I guess Gabe had more time to work on it as the other panels are "just" text.
we also talk about other random shit and clown upon each other
My best guess is maybe the new Everquest with player created content or else Neverwinter? Both games, I think, have reviews of player-created content which could be fun to imagine in-character.
Maybe D&D Next. That is currently in Beta and likely has all kinds of "rate the content you just played paperwork"
Harb. - Harbinger?
Abr. - Abrogation?
Coe. - ??
Far. - ??
'this restaurant seemed pretty nice and the service was prompt, but then my mother had a heart attack and we had to run to the hospital. One star.'
that's why we call it the struggle, you're supposed to sweat
The unwritten joke of this comic is the fact that you don't even need to come up with a fake name for the review service. "Yelp" is already a play on words perfect for this scenario.
that one got me good, one of Jerry's gems, please for a fourth panel on this one
Or is it basically a magic iPad? In which case I would've gone with a stone tablet instead of scroll.
Scrolls from hell to breakfast.
Magical ink is much cheaper compared to a magical chisel, thank you very much. Not everyone has 500 gold to spare on top-of-the-line stone tablets.