re: Dungeon crawler carl

Just dead ones with Patric Warburton yelling at him

Donuts response to the enchanted pet biscuit had me

Just finished reading all eight, one after the other. Didn’t realize book 8 just got published, so god damn it

In the mean time, *boop*.

ETA: Ok, I intentionally avoided this thread until I was done and now I'm seeing this bullshite about bonus chapters at the end of each hardcover book? God damn it...

That’s the plan. Just kinda shitty. I read them via kindle unlimited, so I’m more mildly annoyed than anything, but had I purchased the ebooks, I would be fricking furious

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If this isn’t autocorrect, go back, look again at your book, and remember that he’s a stripper

I dont type dong very often, so yes

I feel the pace is the same until the climax of each book. Tbh, there are a lot of moving parts as you progress. Training and leveling up take a back seat to the real story

Just feel like Book 1 was non-stop from the collapse all the way to the descent to Floor 3. Book 2 feels like the side quests and continued development with Mordecai is just slower.

It's like playing Diablo and going from Dungeon to Dungeon for 5 hours and then spending the next 5 in a town going shop to shop.

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Book 2 feels like the side quests and continued development with Mordecai is just slower.

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I could see you feeling that way for the first quarter of the second book, but not sure I can see how the circus plot is slow exactly. I can kinda see what you mean with the side quest feel, but none of the rest of the books have them rolling around exploring cities and picking up random quests if that's part of your problem.

But what you are thinking of being side quests actually tie in pretty huge to the end of that book (which ends with a bang) and the circus plot ties in big with a future book.

Books 5-8 are better than 1 by a fair bit though, and there is no real side quest feel to anything. I'd say 3 and 4 are better in that regard too, as they have straight forward goals for the levels in those books.

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I could see you feeling that way for the first quarter of the second book, but not sure I can see how the circus plot is slow exactly. I can kinda see what you mean with the side quest feel, but none of the rest of the books have them rolling around exploring cities and picking up random quests if that's part of your problem.

But what you are thinking of being side quests actually tie in pretty huge to the end of that book (which ends with a bang) and the circus plot ties in big with a future book.

Books 5-8 are better than 1 by a fair bit though, and there is no real side quest feel to anything. I'd say 3 and 4 are better in that regard too, as they have straight forward goals for the levels in those books.

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All good to hear. I plan to continue listening either way because I am hooked and will need to finish them. Book 2 has just felt a little different from the banger of Book 1. I'm excited to keep going though.