The voice performance is incredible and always improving but also this is the first one where the drama and character development went from “good/fun” to “incredible”. For what is supposed to be a dumb genre there was amazing depth and drama captured here while still being funny. Best one yet couldn’t put it down
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As expected, faction wars was stellar. It doesn’t end here though, it makes me wonder how, if ever, will this end? Because I don’t want it to.
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I really gotta give it up to the narrator and producer(s?) here. This series manages to have incredible production and sound design, while not feeling overdone like most multi-cast productions I’ve listened to. Jeff Hays is worth two full casts by himself. Of course the story has kept up, but honestly I’d listen to these..
I enjoyed the vast majority of the vook but it definitely had a LOT of slow boring parts that I would just zone out of and never felt like I had missed anything. I enjoy LitRPGs but I’m definitely not onenof the numbers people, I appreciate having an understanding of the relative power between stats..
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Though the recap didn’t give me much, the story is quick to throw all the forgotten pieces rapidly and with grace. I was happy with most of the decisions here. It made me feel. It made me laugh. I was with it every step of the way. I do feel like the ending wrapped up..
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I can’t wait for the next book, thanks for the insanity and the great reading
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Jeff is one of the best narrators out there. He never misses when it comes to a Dungeon Crawler Carl books. He enhances the story with all the emotion he puts into every character and he really makes them shine.
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Adult ready player one/hunger games/apocolypse/if Brandon Sanderson was more adult themed 🤣 I loved every moment! Absolutely hilarious!!
Carl has found out that in the dungeon, the literary concept of Chekhov’s Gun is more akin to the arsenal of an American doomsday prepper, but Dinniman keeps making sure Carl’s firing them. Very satisfying.
Absolutely loved book 7 of the Dungeon Crawler Carl series. I don’t know if it’s actually the best book in the series or if the culmination of all of these plot threads coming together made it more epic, but it was a blast to listen to. Obviously the audio quality was top notch and the..