Once this story got going, I loved every minute of it. It has quite a bit of humor, but it’s not over the top. I always love good bard litRPG’s, and this one does a great job with the setup forcing social solutions. Many books in the genre have low charisma main characters forcing combat..
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the story keeps getting better and better!!!ill be quite sad when the Journey ends T_T
Carl is angry unnecessarily, sometimes acting like an idiot. The descriptions are getting increasingly absurd, and not really funny. The AI voice is now screeching and annoying more often. The pace of speaking is uneven. Sometimes too slow, sometimes too fast in the heat of the battle. Overall still a good listen, not as good..
The audio cast and sound effects are amazing, the story has great progression and I feel carries the story at a good pace. I feel it’s a good balanced story.
Every book in the series is more entertaining than the last. Adding in the Soundbooth Theater production just makes it incredible. I can’t wait for the next book in the set.
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Unbeatable combination of Matt Dinniman and his Jeff Hays strikes again! Experienced a full gamut of emotions and can’t wait for the next installment.
Loved hearing the audio, the pacing is good and its still funny as ever.The little jewelry box at the pawnshop is my favorite.The voicing is greatExcept i didn’t really like the Teresa and Kora voices during the ending chapters. Great audio book. Love the voice acting Jeff, Annie and Justin have great voices
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Damn you got the donut songs, but good all the way through. Tremendous performance and editing, thrilling story with twists and turns. Top notch.
Matt keeps delivering top notch humor and hijinks to every installment would recommend this series to everyone I meet and know simply because the world needs more humor
You had me at enthusiastic double gonorrhea, but yet the book still continued for some reason even though this is obviously the zenith of prose and everything that follows is a mere shadow of the greatness previously achieved. It does feels a bit clunky in parts, though still maintains a good flow through the book..