Thank You For The Ekko Comic
I mean it. It was good. I'm sure that there are flaws and criticisms, but don't let that discourage you. Webcomics are great, and I would love to see more, along with different stories.
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I mean it. It was good. I'm sure that there are flaws and criticisms, but don't let that discourage you. Webcomics are great, and I would love to see more, along with different stories.
No, thank YOU! You guys are the reasons we want to make things like comics and animations.
If by flaws and critisisms you mean predictable, coppied, cliche, uninspired, filled with plotwholes despite its short length, bland and shallow then yes, I do agree.
Artisticaly it was flawlessly executed, engaging and eye-catching, followed ekko's theme to the point and was really fun to watch not to mention how it's coded so every time you move forward a new panel appears.
The problem is that it felt as if it was written by a 5 year old.
One question to @FauxSchizzle
I reckon you have seen the Riot Shadowstorm threads, and all that.
But why are you guys from the narrative team so hesitant to talk to us?
You guys think all you will get is hate and threats, but in reality 99% of us actually LOOK FORWARD to seeing narrative in here. I'll take anything, but just realize that while some of us (Even I) have criticized the lore these days, I don't for one second at all doubt that seeing you here and engaging in conversation with you is the next biggest thing we crave next to the lore.
In some posts you mention hearing us, but it's very hard to see that when to most of us it seems you don't even exist.
This comic was definitely the best piece of work I've seen in the past few champion releases despite what some people think, and you don't know how much it would mean to us having you guys around here with us.