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The Legend of Vox Machina 1x8 | Reaction & Review (UNCUT)
🕑 Added 2024-08-20 20:00:05 +0000 UTCCRAZY ASS PROFESSOR 🤪👅
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Comments
Meesh and Dee
I guess we also have a dark mind 😅
Kevin C
You might be the first reactors who called Percy's shot to Prof Anders jaw before it happened. lol Glad you guys love the show!
Meesh and Dee
This is so cool! It’s been such a blast learning how DnD is played, especially discovering the origins of key moments in the campaign! 😮
Tapiocca
"letting her people be who they wanna be " *cries in Catholic.
Meesh and Dee
Don’t feel bad at all! Thank you for letting us know 😁
Baconsaber
I felt bad typing it, but figured it could only help you. Right? Riiiight? *runs away*
Simpelicity
With DnD the players each control their character (that's Vox Machina) and the DM controls everyone else around them. How the game goes really comes down to the interaction between the 2, plus dice. Whenever someone decides to DO something, there's a dice roll to see if it succeeds. There are videos on Youtube that show some of the moments of the show and what they were adapted from. Generally if you search Vox Machina origin moments you can find a bunch, though I wouldn't recommend doing that until you're caught up. Here's one for a moment you've already seen in the show https://youtu.be/Tb676aO6SXs?si=Wx7G1oFgvxlOpauj
Meesh and Dee
If we haven't see it yet! That's on our watch list! ;D
Meesh and Dee
Thank you for this clarification! Makes sense now!
Meesh and Dee
Yes this is exactly what we needed! You are the greatest :D Helped us make our Youtube title too 😂
Meesh and Dee
Ah!! So sorry about that, we will make sure the next videos will be synced correctly!
William Timmins
The choice of Pike, I took the two paths are with her friends, or with the temple doing temple stuff. And both paths are valid, so long as she does it embodying truth and holiness.
William Timmins
She was MOOOOSTLY dead. (you guys should watch Princess Bride if by some chance either of you haven't!)
William Timmins
I'm not a religious person but I found that an incredibly uplifting story thread.
Amber
The story, except for the first two episodes, is all things Critical Role played out live on stream. When you've finished up season 1 I know there are comparison videos on youtube people could recommend that cut between the show and the original live stream so you can kinda see how things carried over between the two versions! Also for some clarification on the Pike and Everlight scene, Pike thought hanging out with Vox Machina and being "violent and depraved" was what cut her connection. The Everlight corrected her that she cut it off herself because of a misunderstanding. The Everlight didn't have any issues with Pike or her lifestyle. The choice she gave her at the end was simply if she wanted to continue with her temple and be more traditional or with her friends, but both paths can be holy as long as she's a good person. The Everlight is actually a pretty chill goddess overall about letting her people be who they wanna be.
Tapiocca
Ayyy thanks for the shout-out! DnD, in its essence, is collaborative storytelling. You have the Dungeon Master (DM), also known as a Game Master (GM), who builds the world, creates the non-playable characters (NPCs), and enforces the rules of the game. They can build their campaign or use a pre-made one. Campaigns are pretty much the skeleton of a story, containing all the important characters, settings, and major plot points. But the players fill in the meaty parts. The players create their characters and role-play them in the story. Now, there are A LOT of rules and I don't want to confuse you. But everything is dictated by rolling dice. I think it's easiest to understand by playing. For a very quickie and simple example of DnD, I liked how Deborah Ann Woll described it in her interview with Jon Bernthal. You only need to watch the first 4 min, they start talking about actor stuff in the last half of the video. I like it because Jon has no idea how DnD is played, but Deborah was able to very quickly get Jon to "play." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpVJZrabMQE&t=147s Actual campaigns are incredibly long (like hundreds of hours), but some one-shot campaigns take only a couple of hours. Here's one with Stephen Colbert, Sam Riegal, Marisha Rey, Ashley Johnson, and Matt Mercer as the DM. It's still pretty long, but even if you don't watch all of it, you can understand how the game is played. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdqcUTNHwyo
Baconsaber
"Someone shoot him in the mouth!" was a great premonition. Also, just a note, but it seems the last few videos your reactions seem to be .5-1 second ahead of what is happening on the playback. Nothing major, but some shock and awe reactions seek to happen just a tad before it happens on screen.
