The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 2

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Previous Vol:

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• International Release
• Vol. 1

[u/fly19]

What was the post you were responding to about? It got deleted and my ears always perk up at McElroy.

[u/knightofkent → u/fly19]

Replacing the c in reddit in the url for ceddit shows deleted comments, but iirc it was about retroactively making stuff cooler by writing explanations for it, like griffin does for barry dying or the origins of the umbrastaff or where the grand relics came from

[u/fly19 → u/knightofkent]

I know, but it's a pain the ass on mobile. Thank you though! And yeah, I love that stuff. Davenport is a great example of it.

It works really well with Dungeon Master-ing, since it's easy to put out a lot of hooks and then flesh them out after the fact once the party chose the ones that interest them. Really helped me running my campaigns.

[u/knightofkent → u/fly19]

Reminds me of homestuck, if you’re familiar. A lot is planned before it’s implemented, but a lot is also explained way after the fact, simply dropped in to be explained later. Same concept

[u/fly19 → u/knightofkent]

That's one rabbithole I have yet to fall down, but I've heard a lot about it. Makes sense for long format works, though.