Which of the other starter choices do you want to see interludes from most?

  • Dishonored

    Votes: 3 7.0%
  • Legend Of Zelda

    Votes: 9 20.9%
  • Shadow Of Mordor

    Votes: 2 4.7%
  • Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann

    Votes: 4 9.3%
  • Preacher

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

    Votes: 8 18.6%
  • Fist Of The North Star

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Kill Six Billion Demons

    Votes: 12 27.9%
  • The Zombie Knight

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Mob Psycho 100

    Votes: 2 4.7%
  • Author's Choice

    Votes: 3 7.0%

  • Total voters
    43
  • Poll closed .
"... N-no way. Semblances can't- they can't just remove free will like that, it's not possible." Blake continues, going to disbelief before anything else, because honestly, how else can you react to finding out your best friend is a free will killing abomination with a child in his soul that puts him further up the metaphysical food chain than the entirety of humanity?
Blake and Jaune are best friends? This really makes me curious as to how the characters have bee interacting in this 'verse. It's good to see that Blake is pretty supportive of Jaune, despite the revelation.
I also wonder to what extent the child inside Jaune's soul is aware of the world around him. Can he hold conversations with it? Also, how is Ruby reacting to this scene, is she still frozen in place?
 
Preacher, a comic series which makes Hellblazer look benign and hopeful in the religious sense.

Frankly I'm skipping most anything doing with half the other potential cross overs the quest could have had. Not to be insulting, it's just that the concepts and practices of some of those series are repugnant to me. To the degree that they sour everything afterwards.

So, while I'd love more Linked!Jayne, or anything about Spiral!Jayne,and tolerate a selection of the rest, a particular set of those cross overs will just ruin my day.

Checking out, and enjoy if it's your thing.
 
Well that was horrifying, and I can't say I wouldn't do exactly the same thing as Sandra with no more provocation than simply knowing the power.

That sort of thing is inherently disgusting.

Large amounts of disagreement flow through my body.
Enh. Nobody deserves to die just because they exist. And I really would rather some people lose their free will for a few minutes than commit any number of horrible crimes.
And they have been stilled with the power of someone else summing up what I had to say first.
 
Well that was horrifying, and I can't say I wouldn't do exactly the same thing as Sandra with no more provocation than simply knowing the power.

That sort of thing is inherently disgusting.
Being fair, a very large part of Preacher is that the Word of God is a responsibility above all else. You can't wave that kind of power about willy-nilly and come out the other end of whatever shitstorm you brew up all the better for it.

Jaune happily sidestepped that entire lesson by simply calling it an abomination against the natural order and moving on with his life content to use it as little as possible.

Naturally, being forced into the protagonist role means keeping his head down and hoping nothing like, well, like the entire dockyard fight wouldn't happen, isn't exactly a viable option anymore.

Sometimes terrible means are the only means you have to work with, so make do with what you have and try your best to come out the other side a less shitty person in a less shitty world.

Blake and Jaune are best friends? This really makes me curious as to how the characters have bee interacting in this 'verse. It's good to see that Blake is pretty supportive of Jaune, despite the revelation.
I also wonder to what extent the child inside Jaune's soul is aware of the world around him. Can he hold conversations with it? Also, how is Ruby reacting to this scene, is she still frozen in place?
What I enjoy the most about this interlude is that it kind of points out something I feel hasn't been very present in the others- these interludes are contextless snapshots into the other choices, and not everything is going to be explained within them, but let me try here-

Jaune's exceptionally well-read here, partly out of boredom, partly to distract himself from the fact that he's a liiiiiittle bit of an affront to God but not really because why would he have His Word if it wasn't His will for him to have it- ooh, hey, new myth collection, neat-

This bookwormishness and mild tendency towards the philosophical made him fast friends with Blake, once she warmed up to people in general.

The child in Jaune's soul, Genesis, was a baby when it first slammed into Jaune at Mach fuck you and the church you held sermons in. It's had seven years to grow and learn since then, and while it's been a while since I read Preacher the whole way through, I'm pretty sure that's longer than Custer ever had it.

Children grow. Children begin to understand the world around them, and how to communicate with others.

They don't talk, exactly, but... they understand each other to an extent.

Also yeah Ruby was just frozen in place listening to all this go on elsewhere and wondering what in the fuck was going on but mainly when she could move again because God being frozen mid-extraction of a bullet hurts like shit
 
We're forgetting an important question.

What the fuck did Jaune's grandma do?!?
 
What series is that power from?
What series is this interlude touching on?
Preacher, a very dark, very silly comic book that I nonetheless very much enjoy for many reasons, but mainly because it dared to grace this world with the wonder that is Proinsias Cassidy.

I will highly recommend it for a long time, but I'll warn you that it does get super dark at times.

We're forgetting an important question.

What the fuck did Jaune's grandma do?!?
I would have also accepted "I'm still a better person than you"
Ehhh.

The less said about Jeanette Arc neé L'Angelle, the better. Let's just say Jaune's parents made it away ok and leave it at that.
 
Just got caught up on this and I'm loving it.

[X] Buddy Cop Movie That Sh- Your sword. Has an AI in it. Use that. (Use the Transistor as an independent actor-)
-[X] Take the fight to them as well. (-and take an active role in battle alongside your sword. Requires a second 'primary' weapon, limits support roles.)
 
The less said about Jeanette Arc neé L'Angelle, the better. Let's just say Jaune's parents made it away ok and leave it at that.

So, on looking up Preacher's list of characters and finding Marie L'Angelle, I'm officially off reading Preacher, ever. There's bad, there's messed up, and then there's that shit.
 
Me, when I heard there was an interlude coming:An interlude?! Oh boy!

Me, after reading it: ...Holy shit. Preacher!Jaune would have been a very different experience, huh?
 
You know, thinking about it...
Prok did a good job at making every possible choice distinct in their own way. Since each option also came with a different world to go with the different Jaune, it helps make them all unique. Not to mention the wildly different abilities.

So props @Prok. You did good.
 
[X] Mix n' Match- Maybe something to back you up wouldn't be a bad idea. Maybe not Crocea Mors, that was never really yours to take, but definitely something along those lines. A sword, or a knife, just... a panic weapon. (Artillery style, long/medium range combat preferred, close combat weapon for panic attacks.)
 
[X] Buddy Cop Movie That Sh- Your sword. Has an AI in it. Use that. (Use the Transistor as an independent actor-)
-[X] Take the fight to them as well. (-and take an active role in battle alongside your sword. Requires a second 'primary' weapon, limits support roles.)
 
So, on looking up Preacher's list of characters and finding Marie L'Angelle, I'm officially off reading Preacher, ever. There's bad, there's messed up, and then there's that shit.
Does it make it better if I tell you she does, in fact, burn for her sins and get absolutely everything coming to her?

Me, when I heard there was an interlude coming:An interlude?! Oh boy!

Me, after reading it: ...Holy shit. Preacher!Jaune would have been a very different experience, huh?
Oh, definitely.

It would have been more... the subjects of morality, responsibility, that kind of bollocks, would definitely turn up more often. Not in the sense that I'd be preaching (ha) at you about it, I'm not the kind of person to shove my arguably questionable sense of ethics into people's faces, I prefer to just give you the option and let you be the judge of your own actions.

Preacher!Jaune is on the same level as Aberration!Jaune, and to a lesser extent Wraith!Jaune, in terms of what he does being an affront to the natural order of Remnant- the soul cannot dominate the soul, a Semblance cannot take away free will so completely that there's no way to fight your way out of it, which is why the idea of something like Genesis, something that puts him higher up the metaphysical food chain than God Himself, is so... terrifying.

He's also the only one without anything to shore his psyche against the fact he's an abomination, not inherent sociopathy, not the ghost of an elf convincing him his way will work, that the ends justify the means, just... himself.

And, eventually, his friends. Because what you read just there was a turning point- the point where he realised the people who really care about him... don't care about Genesis. Not really. He also failed to realise that Genesis, a child that scared God off His throne, is finally starting to think for itself.

Overall, I think it would have been... a quieter crossover than Transistor. A more introspective one, at the very least.

[X] Buddy Cop Movie That Sh- Your sword. Has an AI in it. Use that. (Use the Transistor as an independent actor-)
-[X] Take the fight to them as well. (-and take an active role in battle alongside your sword. Requires a second 'primary' weapon, limits support roles.)
[X] Mix n' Match- Maybe something to back you up wouldn't be a bad idea. Maybe not Crocea Mors, that was never really yours to take, but definitely something along those lines. A sword, or a knife, just... a panic weapon. (Artillery style, long/medium range combat preferred, close combat weapon for panic attacks.)
Fellas, the vote's been closed since Tuesday.

Edit: Wednesday, since Wednesday.

My grasp on the passage of time slips further away from me with each passing day.
 
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[X] Buddy Cop Movie That Sh- Your sword. Has an AI in it. Use that. (Use the Transistor as an independent actor-)
-[X] Take the fight to them as well. (-and take an active role in battle alongside your sword. Requires a second 'primary' weapon, limits support roles.)
 
... I am astounded at the lack of reading comprehension displayed in a writing forum.

I'm sorry, but the vote's been closed for days and the QM's announced it twice, I think I'm allowed at this point to be a bit gobsmacked.
 
Most people don't sift though pages and pages of inane bullshit before making their votes. They'll never see the tally. I am astounded that that needs explanation on a quest forum.

If the OP wants people to stop, its as easy as setting a deadline for voting at the bottom of the turn post.
 
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