03-07-2023, 04:55 AM
Key/Character: Jack Rousseau
Which Event: Not Like I Do
Responsiveness (Were their narrations posted within a reasonable time-frame and were they quick to respond?): As ever, Mal is fast with his narrates. Having seen the other end of things, and worked with him with his narrations elsewhere. I can safely say that his narrations are always on point. I can't say anything that I haven't said before, really. He's quick, he has enough attention to detail.
Balance (How entertaining were the battles, and any obstacles/traps?): The riddles... don't think too much on them.
He cackles and grins, but the riddles... the riddles are simple. Don't let him make you think otherwise!
The battles, as ever, were fun. There was a brief moment when I managed to hang on (to the other side; if you know you know) and it was just him and me with 5% HP. Now, he could have pressed SWORD OF HEAVEN and obliterated me but he did it as a purely skill check by only throwing projectiles at me that I needed to dodge to make sure that I could land the final blow for hat round. Beyond that, he's shown quick understanding of certain things such as the very first battle boosting him due to the RPB constraints. Outside of that?
Good as ever.
Fun raid bosses. I miss the larger arenas without the RPB borders though.
Storytelling (Did it feel like an adventure, did the content of the narrations meet your expectations?): Need I say more? The last post that he made bore really great gravitas to the character involved and the person the event was for. Even outside of that, it all felt like all of us became a part of the interwoven story. He's, as ever, great with his storytelling. I keep coming back like a crack addict to his events for a reason.
Fairness (Were the punishments justified and earned, was the risk to reward ratio good?): SUNG.
SUK.
SIGMA.
The punishments were justified and he was quick to be lenient where he should be. The risk to reward ratio was good, and though my character refused loot that may have been offered to him, checking them from the sidelines made it clear they held sufficient gravitas for the risk that we faced. And there were, in fact, repercussions and damages that we took from the event. Safe to say that it was genuinely risky, but also well worth it.
Overall: 10/10 - Perfect as ever.
Any other comments: Get some break before you burn out.
Which Event: Not Like I Do
Responsiveness (Were their narrations posted within a reasonable time-frame and were they quick to respond?): As ever, Mal is fast with his narrates. Having seen the other end of things, and worked with him with his narrations elsewhere. I can safely say that his narrations are always on point. I can't say anything that I haven't said before, really. He's quick, he has enough attention to detail.
Balance (How entertaining were the battles, and any obstacles/traps?): The riddles... don't think too much on them.
He cackles and grins, but the riddles... the riddles are simple. Don't let him make you think otherwise!
The battles, as ever, were fun. There was a brief moment when I managed to hang on (to the other side; if you know you know) and it was just him and me with 5% HP. Now, he could have pressed SWORD OF HEAVEN and obliterated me but he did it as a purely skill check by only throwing projectiles at me that I needed to dodge to make sure that I could land the final blow for hat round. Beyond that, he's shown quick understanding of certain things such as the very first battle boosting him due to the RPB constraints. Outside of that?
Good as ever.
Fun raid bosses. I miss the larger arenas without the RPB borders though.
Storytelling (Did it feel like an adventure, did the content of the narrations meet your expectations?): Need I say more? The last post that he made bore really great gravitas to the character involved and the person the event was for. Even outside of that, it all felt like all of us became a part of the interwoven story. He's, as ever, great with his storytelling. I keep coming back like a crack addict to his events for a reason.
Fairness (Were the punishments justified and earned, was the risk to reward ratio good?): SUNG.
SUK.
SIGMA.
The punishments were justified and he was quick to be lenient where he should be. The risk to reward ratio was good, and though my character refused loot that may have been offered to him, checking them from the sidelines made it clear they held sufficient gravitas for the risk that we faced. And there were, in fact, repercussions and damages that we took from the event. Safe to say that it was genuinely risky, but also well worth it.
Overall: 10/10 - Perfect as ever.
Any other comments: Get some break before you burn out.