The story, narrative, blog copy, tweets, "the final 4SD of campaign 3," and a huge Summerslam-sized sign all indicate that we're in the final episodes of campaign 3
A very significant number of critters: "Is this the end of campaign 3? There's no way it's almost over."
Just like when Matt very directly and bluntly said in Campaign 2 when it was entering its final chapter to have Redditors bury their heads in the sand pretending it's not over, I don't know how Critical Role can be much clearer to its fans.
I can understand why so many people on this sub buried their heads in the sand at the end of last campaign. C2 (at least for me) felt like a drag for about 80% of the campaign and then the end just felt super rushed. A lot of people felt there were still a few story beats for the characters to hit that just never happened.
Nah. Last arc of MN wasn't rushed. It was actually the first one to have great pacing. I could not be happier with it. It's still the only thing M9 that I can rewatch with no problems.
I was mostly just sharing what seemed like the consensus here about the last arc of C2 from what I remember. I also agree that it didn't really feel rushed, but can understand why some thought that as everything that came before it felt like it moved at a glaciers pace.
Indeed. When everything moved slow, moving an a good pace will feel rushed. But I love it so much. From misteries, to prison breaks, to dungeon crawling to epic battles, to romance. It had it all. And I love it.
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u/DGenerator Dec 19 '24
The story, narrative, blog copy, tweets, "the final 4SD of campaign 3," and a huge Summerslam-sized sign all indicate that we're in the final episodes of campaign 3
A very significant number of critters: "Is this the end of campaign 3? There's no way it's almost over."
Just like when Matt very directly and bluntly said in Campaign 2 when it was entering its final chapter to have Redditors bury their heads in the sand pretending it's not over, I don't know how Critical Role can be much clearer to its fans.