Why all the melodramatic wining It’s so depressing Another example of an author who has to make the characters who has to make the characters look stupid just so she can chicken explain something
so melodramatic
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I rarely feel the need or urge to write along with my ratings, but this culmination of stories and epic characters are masterfully meshed into this book by David Stifel, and it made me want to express the supreme enjoyment that I got from Listening to Travis Bagwell’s performance of it! My emotional investment in..
Fucking epic!!
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This one is the best so far! So much destruction and blood! MAY THE DARKNESS CLAIM YOU!
I love this book, the narration isn’t terrible, although I had hoped the Jason (Main character) would become a bit more mature sounding eventually. Even though he didn’t, the narrator definitely showed Jason’s emotions with different tones of voice for Jason, which I think makes up for that fact. Now I have to renew my..
Absolutely amazing!
Review from Yeager →
General Yeager was a man’s man, enough said!I’ve read my copy of the hardbound book three times and this is the first time I listen to the audiobook. and I’ll do it again.
precipice
Review from Awaken Online: Precipice →
Love this series. This book is as good as book one of the series. narrarator is in line with Jim Dale
If there’s nothing else
Review from The Lost Starship →
The story was disjointed and requires suspending too much belief. Dialogue is stilted, cheesy, and gratuitous. Performance swing between too melodramatic and just too quiet. Voices sound the same except the Scot and that could have been a Central European accent, as well. I finished it because I bought it. Will NOT be sharing it.
Truly Epic
Review from Hellion →
This story just keeps getting better and better. This is definitely the best in the series, pulling together all the new characters from the last couple side stories and giving everyone some truly epic moments. This is the gold standard of LitRPG
Welcome to the Darkness Brother
Review from Hellion →
As usual Travis Bagwell and David Stifel are killing it! The Darkness has definitely calmed this reader/listener! From the beginning of the series up to this publication the story and character development have been becoming more intricate. Combined with the edge of the seat excitement the awaken online universe will most assuredly capture your imagination..
Really Enjoy philosophy human nature convos & concepts of tech and A.i. World building and characters are fun & relatable.