Thank You, Brian - Page 7

mailboxcow · 04-22-2010, 05:47 PM

Honestly, the reason I'm dying for the epilogue of 8-Bit more than anything else I've ever read is probably the length of time I've been reading it.

I started reading 8-Bit back in 7th (or 8th?) grade when I was still too young to legally join most internet forums, and here I am, about 7 years later, watching something I've been following for so long come to an end. Even though 8-Bit is a webcomic, I still see it as one of the most entertaining narratives (and probably the longest) I've ever really seen. After following these characters and becoming emotionally invested in their asshole tendencies for so long, I'm just dying to get at least some sort of closure.

Plus, 8-Bit was a huge inspiration for me to be creative back in the day. It (and other sprite comics) opened my eyes to the fact that comics and such could make people laugh, and I spent alot of my free time in those early teenage years drawing and writing to entertain my fellow classmates and anyone else who'd read. Back then 8-Bit was a huge source of entertainment and inspiration for a couple of my other friends as well. The fact that it's still going today just inspires me even more, especially since I have a terrible knack for not finishing projects.

So like everyone else said in this thread, thanks a million for making me laugh and inspiring me for the last few years. Being a writer as well, the fact that you could keep this going for so long and get so many people to follow it and beg for an ending really gets to me. I hope the doors that are opening for you now lead you somewhere great.

Gamer8585 · 04-23-2010, 12:51 AM

I would be remiss in not adding my thanks to the list. Been reading this since late 2001 and each comic brought me so much joy, and I'm afraid it has shaped my perspective on life and humor; like a head wound but with less skull throbbing.

So thank you Brian, for 9 amazing years.

Genji · 04-23-2010, 02:03 AM

Cheers Brian for over 8 years of having a site to check!

Yeah, that's about it ...

Naw, seriously, it was a great read from the beginning 'til the end
I'm gonna have to plough through it again completely now that it's been finished but I'm afraid it'll take too damn long.

04-23-2010, 12:51 AM	#62
Gamer8585 The one you least suspect...>:) Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 73	I would be remiss in not adding my thanks to the list. Been reading this since late 2001 and each comic brought me so much joy, and I'm afraid it has shaped my perspective on life and humor; like a head wound but with less skull throbbing. So thank you Brian, for 9 amazing years. __________________ :rmage: Impossible! Only a maximum of nine enemies may be on screen! Dragon: Fuck You. :rmage: Run.

04-22-2010, 05:47 PM	#61
mailboxcow Goomba Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 5	Honestly, the reason I'm dying for the epilogue of 8-Bit more than anything else I've ever read is probably the length of time I've been reading it. I started reading 8-Bit back in 7th (or 8th?) grade when I was still too young to legally join most internet forums, and here I am, about 7 years later, watching something I've been following for so long come to an end. Even though 8-Bit is a webcomic, I still see it as one of the most entertaining narratives (and probably the longest) I've ever really seen. After following these characters and becoming emotionally invested in their asshole tendencies for so long, I'm just dying to get at least some sort of closure. Plus, 8-Bit was a huge inspiration for me to be creative back in the day. It (and other sprite comics) opened my eyes to the fact that comics and such could make people laugh, and I spent alot of my free time in those early teenage years drawing and writing to entertain my fellow classmates and anyone else who'd read. Back then 8-Bit was a huge source of entertainment and inspiration for a couple of my other friends as well. The fact that it's still going today just inspires me even more, especially since I have a terrible knack for not finishing projects. So like everyone else said in this thread, thanks a million for making me laugh and inspiring me for the last few years. Being a writer as well, the fact that you could keep this going for so long and get so many people to follow it and beg for an ending really gets to me. I hope the doors that are opening for you now lead you somewhere great.

04-23-2010, 02:03 AM	#63
Genji Lurker Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Belgium Posts: 15	Cheers Brian for over 8 years of having a site to check! Yeah, that's about it ... Naw, seriously, it was a great read from the beginning 'til the end I'm gonna have to plough through it again completely now that it's been finished but I'm afraid it'll take too damn long.