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...I'm a bit disappointed. I thought with you guys knowing how much we are in a deadline pinch, and these two panels covered in black ink, I was sure I'd scare you into the believe that the next two weeks will be only black panels with nothing but eyes and speech bubbles...

well, can't fool you after all XD

(I would be actually really ashamed btw. This week I had one which only has two panels and no backgrounds...it does the job but I feel already like a cheat ;A;)

This arc was meant to come a lot later in the summer. But due to it's simple nature and our tight deadline we squeezed it in now. Sadly I think it would play better later....but it is what it is ^^"

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Nick Klepac

"It is what it is"? Oh, not you too. And here I thought you weren't a Millennial. Nothing is ever what it is and you both have proven that by getting stuff out and doing one heck of great job at that! You might think it is a simple nature arc, but to us it is a work of art!

InSecurity

I think you got your cliches about Millennials mixed up. Usually they say if things don’t go our way, we throw tantrums, use our free time to establish Communism and then retreat in our safe spaces with puppies and crayons (although I admit, right now puppies and crayons are more than welcome to me ^^”) To be serious, I don’t hate this arc and I don’t want to talk it down. I’m just a bit saddened that it wasn’t better placed in the run (maybe we’ll change that in the book). ‘It is what it is’ was more refereed to when it was published rather than what it is. It’s a simple arc, but not necessarily a bad one imo. Don’t get me wrong in that aspect :)