chris omg I'm so happy

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Hahaha that was good!
Thanks goatbro

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Haha I saw you messing around in this forum for hours on end a couple of nights ago and wondered what you were up to. Wouldn't have guessed this though! Sweet.

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.Legendary themed months are back! Maybe.

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Yes! I am so glad to see that this is a thing once again! (Not that it ever stopped being a thing)

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Yeah, I wanted to fix all the broken images and repost the author insert before starting to post new updates. There were also some formatting issues that I wanted to fix. All together it took about two full nights of uploading and editing. I'm surprised nobody caught on before I finished.

I'll say now that I have no idea how frequent the updates will be, nor will I try to claim a minimum like "once a week". I'll just say that I'll try to update more often than I have been, which is not at all. And yes, branching story paths will be a thing, and I'll be working on them simultaneously as opposed to one branch at a time. The reason for this is twofold;

1.) Updating both branches in tandem will help to convey that the events are occurring at the same time to those of you following them as they unfold, and

2.) It's more interesting for me as the artist to work on two completely different characters and settings at once. It actually gets kind of boring to focus on one character in a single setting for too long, such as the first ~45 panels of Smith fooling around in practically the same spot. While those 45 panels only take about 15 minutes to read through and don't seem like a lot from a reader's perspective, that's about ~70 hours of me drawing the same character and setting (averaging each panel to about 1.5 hours creation time). Simply put, I'll be more likely to want to work on new panels without the narrative suffering from constant scene changes.

That said, for the sake of a linear read, following the links to the next panel in a branch will become fairly important. I know that most if not all of you just scroll through the topic to get to newer panels, but doing so during branch updates will get pretty confusing pretty quickly.