Artcow Tim Buckley

That! That was a spoof of the "final episode" comic I mentioned earlier. Sadly, it was still better than the actual final comic.
 
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Rascal Hawk said:
Thy will be done

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I fucking love the minimalist and abstract loss stuff so fucking much.

It gives me strength.
 
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I wonder where Buckley got his huge ass ego from. His fan base isn't the squadron of yes men type like Enter has, it seems to have sprung from nowhere.
 
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AnOminous said:
Buckley actually made a shit-ton of money from his shitty webcomic, though.
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Yeah, Ctrl+Alt+Del used to be one of the top gaming webcomics for a brief period of time. While it was never on Penny Arcade's level, it certainly rivaled VGCats.

I read it for a brief period at the suggestion of a friend, and I had stopped reading it before Loss.jpg. Sometime after that, things went to shit for the ole' Buckster in terms of reputation.

Dude still has fans though, weirdly enough.
 
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Meowthkip said:
Yeah, Ctrl+Alt+Del used to be one of the top gaming webcomics for a brief period of time. While it was never on Penny Arcade's level, it certainly rivaled VGCats.

I read it for a brief period at the suggestion of a friend, and I had stopped reading it before Loss.jpg. Sometime after that, things went to shit for the ole' Buckster in terms of reputation.

Dude still has fans though, weirdly enough.
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How? I can barely follow cad anymore, with all the damn storyline it has.
 
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Senior Spielbergo said:
How? I can barely follow cad anymore, with all the damn storyline it has.
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CAD actually ended its storyline with this huge thing about an alternate reality where Zeke, the XBox Robot, goes insane and takes over the world and systematically tries to wipe out humanity and Ethan is hunted down both by Zeke and the Human survivors, the former because Zeke is trying to wipe out humans and the latter because Ethan basically created the robot apocalypse. Apoco-Ethan ends up creating this device that opens into an alternate universe, which is the main CAD storyline, and drags Normal-Ethan into the robot apocalypse. Basically, after a bunch of "drama," Apoco-Ethan ends up dying, and to save both worlds from being wiped from existence, Ethan sacrifices himself, killing himself to turn off the machine bridging their two universes together.

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Now it's focus is on wacky gaming shit and... more storylines involving the Player 1, 2, 3, and 4 characters. In other words... nothing has changed.
 
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Sanae Kochiya said:
Now it's focus is on wacky gaming shit and... more storylines involving the Player 1, 2, 3, and 4 characters. In other words... nothing has changed.
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There are lots of ways I can defend CAD as being "not that bad"... but the idea to downgrade the characters to literally a bunch of numbers and colors is one of the dumbest concepts imaginable. Laying out your first draft with "Character #1" and "Character #2" is fine. That's not what you do for a finished project, especially after a decade of publishing your work before a worldwide readership.
 
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CAD actually ended its storyline with this huge thing about an alternate reality where Zeke, the XBox Robot, goes insane and takes over the world and systematically tries to wipe out humanity and Ethan is hunted down both by Zeke and the Human survivors, the former because Zeke is trying to wipe out humans and the latter because Ethan basically created the robot apocalypse. Apoco-Ethan ends up creating this device that opens into an alternate universe, which is the main CAD storyline, and drags Normal-Ethan into the robot apocalypse. Basically, after a bunch of "drama," Apoco-Ethan ends up dying, and to save both worlds from being wiped from existence, Ethan sacrifices himself, killing himself to turn off the machine bridging their two universes together.

cad-20121121-15143.png

cad-20121123-c9ce8.png

cad-20121124-57284.png

Now it's focus is on wacky gaming shit and... more storylines involving the Player 1, 2, 3, and 4 characters. In other words... nothing has changed.
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Actually it's bringing back Ethan as that analog and d-pad horseshit. Also, his half assed space Indiana Jones thing too.
 
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Oh seriously? I really stopped following CAD following its unofficial "end," mainly because I just grew bored with it at that time. I see Buckley couldn't keep himself out of the webcomic for long.
 
Sanae Kochiya said:
CAD actually ended its storyline with this huge thing about an alternate reality where Zeke, the XBox Robot, goes insane and takes over the world and systematically tries to wipe out humanity and Ethan is hunted down both by Zeke and the Human survivors, the former because Zeke is trying to wipe out humans and the latter because Ethan basically created the robot apocalypse. Apoco-Ethan ends up creating this device that opens into an alternate universe, which is the main CAD storyline, and drags Normal-Ethan into the robot apocalypse. Basically, after a bunch of "drama," Apoco-Ethan ends up dying, and to save both worlds from being wiped from existence, Ethan sacrifices himself, killing himself to turn off the machine bridging their two universes together.

cad-20121121-15143.png

cad-20121123-c9ce8.png

cad-20121124-57284.png

Now it's focus is on wacky gaming shit and... more storylines involving the Player 1, 2, 3, and 4 characters. In other words... nothing has changed.
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Oh, yeah, that "ending". Way to piss off any fans you have by killing the main character, Buckles.
 
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