[ SECRET POST #5527 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5527 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[(Anonymous)]

The cartoon was basically a do-over, letting them condense and re-work a lot of their roleplay stuff with less awkward reaction gaps. Table top role play is always a lot slower too.

[(Anonymous)]

By their regular youtube content, do you mean just their 4+ hour unedited liveplay sessions, or their occasional smaller videos, like the Mighty Nien catch-up animations or the old how-to-play mini lessons? Because if it's the liveplay, you could just...not like watching unedited liveplay? Which is totally valid.

[(Anonymous)]

I just started watching Vox Machina and I’m really liking it, I tried watching the Critical Role stuff on YouTube but I found it too long and bloated to get through. For me D&D is one of those games that’s fun to play but watching others play is not overly compelling.

Obviously a lot of people loved CR to the point where they were able to make the show, but the OG stuff was not for me the way the show is.

[(Anonymous)]

The podcast version just has so much screaming

[(Anonymous)]

I hated what little I saw of the cartoon because I can't stand these voice actors in their voice acting roles. They're fine being "themselves" on a podcast but holy shit I had no idea how much I hated their terrible voice acting until I saw them actually voicing their own stupid characters.

[(Anonymous)]

You hate all of these successful professional voice actors voices? You think they’re terrible? That’s one hell of a bad take. Like, it’s fine to not like them in these roles, because I think this cartoon overall is obnoxious, and it doesn’t help that I’m not interested in D&D role playing.

But these are fantastic voice actors who have terrific range, and have voiced dozens of iconic characters over their professional career. You sound ignorant and petty to call them terrible based on this one dumb cartoon adaptation of D&D role playing sessions. It’s clear you haven’t heard them in anything else, and it’s really stupid of you to judge based on this.