So I missed yesterday's NN and we got a new character already? I thought she's Engie's daughter with TentaJo. Since I noticed her eye colour is purple, she's wearing purple coat and wearing big button on her neck.
Good to know Mann Co. crates can be used for cover.
Frag-ile
about 9 years ago
[url=#user_comment_357918]@AlephTTM[/url]: I just downloaded the SWF file and once finished dragged it into chrome to open it as a new tab and played. Also it does not seem to require patreonage as some people claimed on the last comic.
[url=#user_comment_357911]@A5PECT[/url]: Your analysis reminds me of "Joe Mathlete Explains Today's Marmaduke"
2033
about 9 years ago
Between the amount of useless trash I collected and the myriad of boxes I get dropped week after week, mostly containing useless trash as well, this would be an appropiate use for those "lol pay monez" boxes.
A5PECT
about 9 years ago
So before you start complaining about having to pay money to understand the story, let Jo tell the damn story first.
A5PECT
about 9 years ago
2) In today's strip, Angie is putting forth great effort to avoid the little girl. Meanwhile, Alek - unaware of the relationship between the two of them - encounters the little girl and leads her to Angie, believing they're friends. The humor in the comic is based on situational irony.
A5PECT
about 9 years ago
There's enough context within these two strips to start following the story here.
1) The previous strip shows Angie encountering the little girl, and having a negative reaction to her. The strip's function is exposition, and little girl is established as the antagonist.
Doc
about 9 years ago
As far as I can tell, this little girl is 'Maggie', the main antagonist in Engie's Game. For reasons unknown in the demo, she teleported Angie to the dungeon, and kidnapped her hard-hat, Mr. Hat.
Speaking of jokes that don't make any sense because I have never played the game. What do these last two suppose to be about? We know that's Engie is scared of her and that's it, but there is a strong lack of context as to why. *Insert this is why this sucks comment*