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[awakeasaurusrex]

Ugh. I hate to say this, but at this point I kind of wish Tribe Twelve would just end rather than dragging on and on like this. The momentum's just gone, and when the momentum's gone the interest of the audience (and often, in my experience, the author) goes with it.

[mrblonde321]

It really bums me out. I was very into it for a while. Noah did a fantastic job creating an atmosphere and a story. I kind of got turned off with the Thanksgiving vids, especially the business with the blood and knife and such, as well as the whole thing about staying with a viewer, it ruined the immersion for me a bit.

Don't get me wrong, I really like what he is done, but i facepalmed a bit with last nights Twitter feed.

Not trying to be a dick or anything, but i agree with Awakeasaurusrex.

[qaqa]

I'm trying to gauge how to address this for myself.

What I will say is I think TT had to jump a number of hurdles - particularly at the beginning which I thought was dodgy, and then the massive gap over the holidays - and has managed to survive. Yeah, the production schedule is a bit of a running gag now, but I really can't give any vlogger shit about that given that virtually every one I have come across is a student of some sort. When I was still a student I would never have found the time or the drive to do half this shit, or to do it nearly as well as the big 3. I'm pretty low on tolerance for the vlogs I don't care for which shall remain nameless, but I think TT has endured despite the staggered schedule and hiccups because the quality is up there and the force of personality behind it is so present, so to speak.

I did think the twitter meltdown was a bit goofy because I always have a hard time picturing RL people who are running from SM finding the time to stop and tweet "ohgodohman," etc. and such over and over. But I guess that's a sign of our times. I'm sure someone will someday write a paper about what that interlude signified about our symbiotic relationship with our new media, that Noah felt compelled to stop during his flight from eldritch death to tweet every couple minutes. It's all a post-modern commentary!

Anyway, I still like TT a lot. It's not perfect, and sometimes I think it has hurtled too fast towards very few options left for Noah for a game that supposedly wants to go on for awhile. But when it does update it's generally class.

[Bartok]

[MetaMike]

In b4 they release an awesome video and prove all of you wrong.

I think it's hilarious how many double standards there are in this forum. If there's too long of a wait, people complain about the creators being lazy, if there's too short, people complain that the creators aren't working hard enough. It's like that one month waiting period MarbleHornets has set is the definite standard. So what if Noah is updating Twitter? At least TribeTwelve IS updating SOMETHING, unlike some... *cough*EMH&MH*cough*

Anywho, I did enjoyed the twitter updates, even though they were kind of funny with the caps and all. It makes sense so; it was for suspense, and I understand that. People here really take TT for granted, due to lack of patience.

[cochinosanchez]

[thehatter]

I can't wait til the next post.
I think it'll really determine the rest of the series so i hope it's epic

[ArkyMcArkArk]

I'm thinking its much more likely we're going to get another Observer-type black and white video with SPLENDID aftereffects first, if something gets posted soon. Otherwise we'll get a tweet and then we'll wait for a video for WEEKS.

[VoidCaste]

[awakeasaurusrex]

[qaqa]

Aw, c'mon, it was funny.

I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have done it were an update not impending.

[Cougar Draven]

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I don't think TT is perfect and I understand the complaints about the delays. I went into some detail at the top of the page. But again, I think there's enough of a constant presence - and superiority in content - to make the whole thing work and last over some interminable delays.

[Slendery]

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