u/Helpful_Individual40

in the troll session the trolls made a side-quest with Spades Slick to get the queen's ring,
the kids session was a mess and every thing have gone out of script so i will skip it,
and the alpha kids session Spades Slick was trying to assassinate the kids.

HOW THIS WORKS !?

ok, the Midnight Crew are from Derse so they are trying to assassinate the players so no new universe can be created, but Spades is ok with work with the heros to steal the ring but also want to assassinate them ?

Im almost sure that this my have been explained but I dont remember

I never actually fall in love with anyone in my whole life, it can be because I'm generally introverted or I just do not find the right person. Weirdly I want to experience romantic feelings. Can i be some kind of aromantic ?

think that chapters 1 is boring as hell.

notice that the transitions between plot lines is a cheap but also smart way to manage reader engagement.

getting dazzle by [S] enter

don't understanding what the hell was happening on the intermission

have a overload of information.

get fooled by Vriska thinking what she was trying to self improve

don't understand core aspects like prototyping and getting completely lost in [S] Jade enter

in some moment forgetting that Feferi created the dream bubbles

keep having a overload of information and forgetting the charter nuance because i was trying to understand the overall plot.

thinking that Nepeta could be a more developed character

contemplating all the 5 stages of grief with Feferi's death

getting happy wen Eridan became half of a man that he once ware

thinking that i was very smart because i was predicting that Dr scratch wold betray the main group

noticing that i wasnt smart because it was to obvious.

getting dazzle by [S] cascade

getting scared with the chapter 6 start by fear of looking to much like chapter 1

getting calmer with the chapter 6 after seeing how much the writing respects your time now

getting slightly concerned with Roxy crush on John for fear that she became a 2 dimensional charter.

keep having a overload of information and keep forgetting the charter nuance because i was keep trying to understand the overall plot.

getting calmer because Roxy dont became a 2 dimensional charter

watching [S] Game Over and thinking "cool i wonder how they will get out of this one"

not liking how they get out of this one.

thinking that [S] Collide is badass

getting surprisingly satisfied with the end.

reading the epilogues.

liking the epilogues.

procrastinating to read homestuck bc

so i want to know if some one relates with this.

Why did the Vriska gamzee scene happen ?

At first I thought that was some kind of black romance impulse but the more i thought about the less sense it made.

Also alt calliope is really controlling the candy timeline or just narrating it ?

because in some moment she said something along the lines of "the people of this word are free to follow his heart's desires"

Some months after reading the epilogues these questions just appear on my mind.

não fasso isso de uma forma a buscar confrontar os web comunistas. é so uma pergunta honesta.

eu também sou um leigo no assunto então por favor tenhão paciencia.

o comunismo nunca me pareceu ter dado certo, olhe para cuba e a china, um seguiu com o comunismo até o fim e o outro largou pela metade.

sim eu sei o capitalismo é uma droga, ele no máximo é como um bom esquema de piramide onde ele é so bom no começo mas rapidamente se torna oque temos hoje, se eu fosse pegar uma vantagem do capitalismo seria que essa droga simplesmente se recusa a morrer ( oque honestamente esta mais para uma desvantagem ).

mas eu não vejo como o comunismo traria bem para um pais. eu de cabeça não consigo pensar em uma nação prospera comunista ( não a china não é comunista ales tem classes sociais e pessoas trabalhando em condições desumanas em fabricas. ).

eu também entendo que quando o capitalismo da errado é porque ele esta funcionando e quando o comunismo da errado é porque ele não esta funcionado, mas se qualquer coisa isso serve contra o comunismo pois isso so demonstra como é difícil implementa-lo corretamente.

pelo oque me parece é que muitos web comunistas fazem isso mais em oposição ao capitalismo do que por um processo mais logico de pensamento, oque eu não posso julgar, a sociedade esta uma droga mesmo.

e não me diga que o comunismo nunca foi implementado. mesmo que isso seja verdade eu vejo muita gente que cita a união soviética como exemplo de comunismo.

eu falei alguma besteira ? eu falei so besteiras ? por favor me digam as suas opiniões e se possessível me eduquem no assunto.

I've already read:

* Sburb Done Quick

* A Discussion On The Meteor

and I'm currently reading:

* Sburb: Refresh

I would like something already complete, so Vast Error is out of the question.

And I would also like something with original characters that seeks to tell something new and original based on the Homestuck.

Edit: I'd like something without any Homestuck characters. Yes, I'd like something with trolls, or humans, or something with humans and trolls, but I wouldn't want something with the Homestuck characters themselves.

Okay. I already know the normal progression is something like:

1 - Ectobiology

2 - Queen's ring

3 - King's ring

4 - Frog breeding

5 - Forge

6 - Door

But what about the custom quests for each player? Are they mandatory for god tier? Or do they just give a lot of experience points? What is their role in the game?

And what about the Deinzens? Okay, cool, they give overpowered weapons that may or may not be compatible with their respective player, and they give the player a choice that generally isn't a real choice, but I didn't fully understand them.

What is the difference between fighting them and making the choice?

Are there different rewards?

They apparently help the player discover something or some information, okay that's cool.

Note: Yes, I am ignoring the dead sections.

The story is told through a group of trolls who read a comic called HiveStuck, which is essentially Homestuck but focuses more on trolls and offers explanations about human romance instead of troll romance.

Part of the joke is how humans seem like poorly written world-building, since they are this extremely weak alien race that doesn't even have powers comparable to the Low Bloods, making them seem like a poorly made propaganda piece by the Alternia government to demonstrate how weak and pathetic the xenoscum is. However, trolls still have this fascination with them because they find humans cute and generally a cheerful people, and they even have human OCs.

The trolls in this MSPFA would be full of trauma and saw Hive Stuck as a way to escape reality.

And after some shenanigans, they discover that Sgrub is real.

After a few more shenanigans, they enter the section hoping to somehow find humans.

Motivation varies among trolls. Some would like to befriend humans. Others would like someone to cheer them up, whether as a good friend or just a shoulder to cry on.

After a few more shenanigans, they encounter some humans, and to their surprise: the humans carry as many neurodivergences and traumas as the trolls (perhaps even a little more), and as for the humans motivations: they have literally the same as the trolls.

As a bonus, here are some more terrible ideas for the characters (trolls or humans):

An aromantic person who is fascinated by love but feels bad for not being able to fall in love with anyone because everyone says that love is something incredible and beautiful, and she just can't feel it.

The addict decides to use their last dose of drugs while inside the section, without even looking up the alchemy code to replicate the substance, all as a way to put an end to an addiction.

And the guy who has a slightly better mental state than the rest of the group and who wants to keep everyone as psychologically stable as possible, if someone asked him what he thinks of the phrase "you have to be strong," he would say it's just a polite way of saying "shut up and swallow your tears." However, he applies the "you have to be strong" philosophy to his own life in a hypocritical way that is slowly corroding him from the inside.

I'm not going to write that story, and I doubt anyone reading this will. But here's something to entertain your mind with a terrible "but what if?" game.

And as a side note, I'd like to ask where the idea that some classes are exclusive to specific genders comes from.

Now that I've stopped to think about it, I'm truly surprised.

and a little disappointed.

Note: I finished reading Homestuck about a month ago and only now have I thought about this.

Many of the criticisms I heard were about the characters being poorly characterized, which I mostly, though not completely, disagree with.

Jade was well-characterized in my opinion. The only thing that happened was 10 years of off-screen development, which is completely believable and doesn't stray too far from my vision of the character.

I remember reading someone complaining that the epilogues ruined the relationship between Rose and Dave, but in the comic, that already hinted at things not working out.

However, I can't say the same about the relationships between Dirk and Jake/Jane and Jake.

Dirk becoming the villain, while realistic, isn't narratively satisfying. Yes, a conversion doesn't change a person, but the dialogues are usually optimized for the narrative, and that's somewhat unsatisfying.

Speaking realistically but not narratively satisfying: Jane, what did they do to you? Yes, normal people sometimes become political radicals, but this wasn't delivered in a satisfactory way. Imagine if in a game with weapon degradation mechanics you had to follow your character disassembling the weapon and meticulously cleaning it piece by piece and then reassembling it. That's the narrative version of what I just described. Jane here is out of character and unlike Dirk or Roxy or even Jade in a way, this isn't delivered in a logical or satisfactory way.

However, the scenes with John and Terezi, Dirk and Kanaya, the reunion of John and Roxy, or the argument between Rose and John—all these scenes are memorable, and even when they are tragic, they manage to touch me. That is art.

Andrew Hussie knew what he was doing. And don't tell me he didn't write the epilogues; do you really think he would just let a fanfic go by without even looking at and revising it? Come on. He wasn't afraid to write something he knew would be controversial; he didn't let the fear of the fanbase dictate what he could or should write. That kind of artistic integrity is rare, especially nowadays.

I also think I heard someone saying that the epilogues were supposed to be the ending itself. I personally think that's nonsense. That's like saying Half-Life should have ended with Half-Life 2 Episode 2. Andrew really wanted to pass the keys to the franchise to someone else at that point.

In short, art isn't just meant to be beautiful; it can be ugly and repulsive, but the epilogues really made me feel something. And that's special.

And on what page does the new team take over the story?