![]() ![]() Don't remember where I read about him (the Hobby Drama subreddit, if I had to guess), but.yeah. Regarding point 2: By coincidence, I was actually already somewhat aware of this eighth character some time before I got into CR itself. It's D&D in its raw form, and it's already bringing back some good memories. ![]() The audio issues and whatnot are what they are, but I do appreciate that it's basically a (mostly) laid-back session where everyone just gets settled in and starts rolling some dice. Regarding point 1: I actually really like how low-fi everything is initially. It's still a blast to see the genesis of the juggernaut it became, but I don't want you to be off-put or disappointed by stray spoilers if your goal is to experience events in the show first.Ĭlick to shrink.Thanks for this post I'll try to watch it with those in mind. Just be aware that things are a bit low-fi, a bit rocky, and you may spoil yourself without realizing it. Scanlan in particular has a big reveal near the end of this block of episodes that might be show relevant if they decide to shuffle the order, and it had huge character implications for him so I'd be surprised if you didn't eventually see it (unless they know they aren't getting a season 3 and just forego the long term arcs). ![]() There's no way around him early on, but there are plenty of moments that he doesn't spoil, so it's not all bad.ģ) Worse is the fact that an extreme number of important points were skipped over to get the show to the start of the new arc in 12 episodes, and I can't tell if they are saving some things for later or not. He departs by episode 28 and you may notice some tension and uncomfortable moments with him, especially towards the end of his run. It's not unwatchable by any means but it's very obvious that this started as a home game that basically had a camera pointed at it many of us think back fondly on that kind of relaxed atmosphere, but just be aware that it does get better as time goes on if that isn't your thing.Ģ) There's a player and character in the early episodes who is not in the show and won't be. That'd be near the end of episode 39, but keep in mind the following caveats:ġ) The early streams looked and sounded way worse and less professional than later on. Travis (Grog), Sam (Scanlan), Matt (Sylas, Trinket, Percy's Demon, dozens of background characters), Taliesin (Percy), and Grey Griffin (Delilah) will be sitting in.Įdit: Fair warning since it slipped past, but the latest Q&A (Episodes 7-9) does drop some fate implications and an outright spoiler in one instance for those looking to watch through the campaign itself or are sensitive to that sort of thing if they decide to keep that moment in the show's future or not. Tuesday, February 22nd at 7pm PT will be the last watch party, with the Q&A portion going up on YouTube the day after. ![]() The YouTube uploads seem to just be the Q&A portions between each episode, but the VOD on the Critical Role Twitch channel has the full thing if you're subscribed. Some of the differences and changes from the streamed campaign to the show are discussed, the voice acting direction, writing, CGI vs hand drawn, lighting, easter eggs.there's a lot they manage to dive into between all the jokes and thirst. They're hosted by Mica Burton, and there's usually a few cast members and someone from the Titmouse crew. For those who may not know, Critical Role does behind the scenes watch parties and Q&As for each batch of episode. ![]()
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