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[ShiZ]

Well it depends on the timeframe, but there was a good while where the best members disappeared, undeserving members were given power (including some of the biggest fucking trolls... :/) and the only sections of the forum that were really getting posted in were crap, general and hardware (no clue why hardware's always lasted so long tbh haha).

Oh well then yeah I agree with you there for sure, these forums atm are much better than while crap was the most active section imo. I wasn't really clear but I was talking before crap took over, while there was still PP fan content being made etc etc.

i'd say it's been fairly noticeably dying off for the past 2-3 years or so.

[The B.I.V.]

I really don't think an "ending" is nessacary. At this point I'm pretty sure it would fall far short of expectations and then we'd all complain about how crappy it is and piss off Geoff and co. and no one would be happy. I say it's like Star Wars. George Lucas should have left well enough alone, but instead he made the prequels which just pissed everyone off and left him butt-hurt...I say leave PP as it was. It stands on it's own. Are there some losse ends? Sure, but nothing that's realy all that important. Did we really need to know the origin story of Darth Vader? In fact, I think the last episode was actually a pretty good ending to the series. Jeremy Doug and Dave are friends again, T-bag's alive, and everyone's happy. Yay! The End.

[ThrashTitan]

In fact, I think the last episode was actually a pretty good ending to the series. Jeremy Doug and Dave are friends again, T-bag's alive, and everyone's happy. Yay! The End.

Fucking this. So much this. The series has come full circle. Before I came to the forums, I honestly thought it was the last episode; it surely felt like it.

[CakeCom]

I disagree to the currently last episode being what I'd call full circle.

[Flukie Lukie]

I disagree to the currently last episode being what I'd call full circle.

It had a cliffhanger as its last scene

There was resolutions between characters but yes I don't know someone could say they thought it was the last episode when it clearly isn't.

[way2lazy2care]

thatonevideoonyoutubeofthemechanicfromhalflife:portalsayingnope.doc

What the fuck is wrong with you? It's one of the most successful free to play games ever and you can't think of the right game?

[Maxorhead666]

thatonevideoonyoutubeofthemechanicfromhalflife:portalsayingnope.doc

...

Fixed.

[x_byakugan_x]

Fixed.

Yea that's the one. The mechanic from portal.

[The B.I.V.]

It had a cliffhanger as its last scene

True, true. Okay, how about this? Jeremy and Doug had just discovered Kyle's porno film a couple of scenes earlier, so she's a chick that came to film a porno with Kyle. Boom! Closure! Better?

[x_byakugan_x]

True, true. Okay, how about this? Jeremy and Doug had just discovered Kyle's porno film a couple of scenes earlier, so she's a chick that came to film a porno with Kyle. Boom! Closure! Better?

Even worse. I want to to see this porno.

[The B.I.V.]

Sowwy...

[Nevermore]

Even worse. I want to to see this porno.

Let's make it



















...together


One helluva micro battle amirite??

[ShiZ]

Let's make it





...together


One helluva micro battle amirite??

or a whole lot of single player..

[The B.I.V.]

MMOkake?

[DarkAscension]

MMOkake?

... fucking hell, that's awesome. *saves for later*

[RedRaz0r]

I really don't think an "ending" is nessacary. At this point I'm pretty sure it would fall far short of expectations and then we'd all complain about how crappy it is and piss off Geoff and co. and no one would be happy. I say it's like Star Wars. George Lucas should have left well enough alone, but instead he made the prequels which just pissed everyone off and left him butt-hurt...I say leave PP as it was. It stands on it's own. Are there some losse ends? Sure, but nothing that's realy all that important. Did we really need to know the origin story of Darth Vader? In fact, I think the last episode was actually a pretty good ending to the series. Jeremy Doug and Dave are friends again, T-bag's alive, and everyone's happy. Yay! The End.

Fuck you, you're wrong.

Fucking this. So much this. The series has come full circle. Before I came to the forums, I honestly thought it was the last episode; it surely felt like it.

Fuck you, you're stupid.

[StrikerZero]

I really don't think an "ending" is nessacary. At this point I'm pretty sure it would fall far short of expectations and then we'd all complain about how crappy it is and piss off Geoff and co. and no one would be happy. I say it's like Star Wars. George Lucas should have left well enough alone, but instead he made the prequels which just pissed everyone off and left him butt-hurt...I say leave PP as it was. It stands on it's own. Are there some losse ends? Sure, but nothing that's realy all that important. Did we really need to know the origin story of Darth Vader? In fact, I think the last episode was actually a pretty good ending to the series. Jeremy Doug and Dave are friends again, T-bag's alive, and everyone's happy. Yay! The End.

not really, their is a lot of plot points that never got resolved.

Is FPS Doug really on Jeremys Side or the others?
The whole War thing (touched on by the comics) is a pretty big plot point
We never see how Jeremy trains his noob
Tagi pretty much just walks into the dark of the night never to be heard of again
then you got T-Bags whole Arc on getting Jeremy to come out of his shell even more, plus Jeremys conflict with the masterers training, vs T-Bag more real life advice
Then their is the aspect of the Agents, their whole role while still shadowy, if you pay attention to their dialog, it makes it appear like the masterer is the one going to war, think about it. Doug is supposedly on the bad guys side, but they give him something that will prevent a war from happening?

and that's Ignoring the Production Blogs/TV show, cause if that's considered cannon (the way it seems like the characters themselves know they were making a TV show), then you gotta deal with that.

[x_byakugan_x]

Fuck you, you're wrong.


Fuck you, you're stupid.

Xbox: fucku
xfire: fucku


This guy is fucking right.

[The B.I.V.]

not really, their is a lot of plot points that never got resolved.

Is FPS Doug really on Jeremys Side or the others?
The whole War thing (touched on by the comics) is a pretty big plot point

FPS Doug is freinds with Jeremy and Dave again. I don't think much more needs to be said. See, I think Jeff was kinda trying to move away from the whole "war" thing, since there is basically no mention of it in episode 2. I know a lot of people on here complained about it being to "star wars" or whatever and didn't like it. So I think Jeff was kind of pretending it never happened and was gradually leaving it behind. Reconciling Doug and everyone was the first step towards that.

We never see how Jeremy trains his noob

Who liek...cares?

Tagi pretty much just walks into the dark of the night never to be heard of again

Relationships end. They broke up. End of story. Miranda didn't want to be on the show anymore and was moving on to other things so they wrote her out. The end.

then you got T-Bags whole Arc on getting Jeremy to come out of his shell even more, plus Jeremys conflict with the masterers training, vs T-Bag more real life advice

I'm not saying there weren't more things they could explore. Sure, you could develop all of that stuff into lots of storys and plots. But the last episode ended such that you can say, okay Jeremy goes on and has other adventures and stuff, but for now, this chapter is over. Kinda like Harry Potter. I mean, there could be tons more books written about his adult life, marriage to Ginny, etc., etc. But we don't really need to know all of that stuff to appreciate the end of the series...

Then their is the aspect of the Agents, their whole role while still shadowy, if you pay attention to their dialog, it makes it appear like the masterer is the one going to war, think about it. Doug is supposedly on the bad guys side, but they give him something that will prevent a war from happening?

This is all part of the "star wars" story arc that Geoff was trying to ignore. See my response above.

and that's Ignoring the Production Blogs/TV show, cause if that's considered cannon (the way it seems like the characters themselves know they were making a TV show), then you gotta deal with that.

The TV show was a reboot. Same characters, different universe. No need to reconicle the two.

[Flukie Lukie]

FPS Doug is freinds with Jeremy and Dave again. I don't think much more needs to be said. See, I think Jeff was kinda trying to move away from the whole "war" thing, since there is basically no mention of it in episode 2. I know a lot of people on here complained about it being to "star wars" or whatever and didn't like it. So I think Jeff was kind of pretending it never happened and was gradually leaving it behind. Reconciling Doug and everyone was the first step towards that.


Who liek...cares?


Relationships end. They broke up. End of story. Miranda didn't want to be on the show anymore and was moving on to other things so they wrote her out. The end.


I'm not saying there weren't more things they could explore. Sure, you could develop all of that stuff into lots of storys and plots. But the last episode ended such that you can say, okay Jeremy goes on and has other adventures and stuff, but for now, this chapter is over. Kinda like Harry Potter. I mean, there could be tons more books written about his adult life, marriage to Ginny, etc., etc. But we don't really need to know all of that stuff to appreciate the end of the series...


This is all part of the "star wars" story arc that Geoff was trying to ignore. See my response above.


The TV show was a reboot. Same characters, different universe. No need to reconicle the two.

lol jeff