CDDA:REWIND - Recapping the Rycon Cataclysm Universe 

Even if I'm not as visually impaired, it's still a wonderful thing. I usually fall asleep to these videos, because I don't need to actually see anything.

That means a lot to me to hear that from you. I'll endeavour to be even more descriptive 😊

@@scarletbard6511 seconded

@@scarletbard6511I also do this! I really hope he gets ad revenue from all the repeat watches when I fall asleep after 5 minutes and come back, lol. Not out of boredom either, I used to have a lot of problems getting to sleep a few years back, so I started putting on I think Leif’s story, sometimes it’d be several episodes before I finally conked out. I’ve since gone through almost all the CDDA stuff, sometimes as like podcasts when I’m just working on stuff, and somewhere along the way the routine or something got me on a good sleep equilibrium now. So it’s definitely appreciated!

@@TomatoAbe I'll fall asleep to one, and watch it again during my breakfast the next morning. Very comfy.

i thought i noticed a hint.... Bran had a mech.... i remember hearing of a high tech mech not too long ago....

My headcanon is that Bran loaded his mind to melachor.

Its sad that a playthrough like brans will never be able to be done again. Cbm rework was a mistake

@@BuffyTheBuffaloSlayer That's why Aftershock is the proper way to play Cataclysm nowadays. The DDA devs have their heads stuck so far up their own asses that they're basically a Mobius Strip.

@@ultrajnholy shit Bran with the abilities of Melchior would be amazing

Yes I absolutely loved it because it gave me the freedom to merge the world's

real

It's Chad because all deaths are final

Love this coment

maybe one day, we'll see him again but this time, he'll be the one feasting on fresh caught shark steak~

Thank you so much 😊

so true

Thanks so much for the very kind words

Hope you enjoy!

Thank you so much!

P.S. I do like your series when they attend to a sole person. I don't have anything against multiple npcs catering to the main character, but I do think, that It a setting where... things depend on too many variables, depending on the AI can lead to a somewhat lacking experience. I'm eager to check out Your new series on Dusk, but now being "plagued" by knowledge of CDDA mechanics, I do find myself less eager to do so. P.P.S. However I encourage you to keep doing what you like! Your series are great and narration is top-notch! I bet a lot could be even a great Audiobook! I do say so, because a lot of books these days tend to just focus on the protagonist doing "heroic stuff" 24/7 but with CDDA being a sort of simulation, it does force a character to also "tell" about their hardship of everyday life, from getting a grand meal (through a lot of hardship) or just a snack (with how such a diet can affect them in the long run or even in the next day!) tells a lot, lot more then just a regular "sat and ate" which most authors tend to do nowevr'days. Frankly, I wouldn't hesitate to pick a book about Bran, If there would ever be one (despite me currently residing in Rusland, which has it's own issues at the moment, but w/e) and read/listen to it till the end, even if it would end on a sort of a cliff hanger. And by a cliff hanger I do mean... you know, their semi-robotic nature at this point. "SELF PRESERVATION" and all that? Hehe-he! I do hope to see Bran eventually once again. Perhaps not in their best shape, maybe with their lost limb (or two!), but with their sentient mind unable to withstand the pain, his more... advanced! or maybe his own natural preservation knowledge, deep within him, now melded with machine coded algorithms, pulling his frame from sight of that deadly turret and bringing his carcass, still baring some sort of life, even if not completely "human" to the autodoc/robotic nurse to patch him up, to sustain his being to the state, which algorithms feel decent enough for "living"and ot revive him, on that bed, of that facility, malnourished and weak, with just the necessity provided by the surrounding tech to keep his... or... their state as Living. P.P.P.S. But then again, I just really admire Your work on All of the series, and I don't encourage you on this particular one. It's just that while I do favor action, I do favor it with mixes of real life struggles which a character can have when they have a more concrete understanding of the world.

Most of it comes naturally and not from a grand plan. I like to try and find the connections

After some time. Rycon creates a character whose parents were the best of the best of his tens of hundreds of playthroughs, he gains power transferred not only by birth but also by instruction from all knowledge, swings to semi-divine or higher abilities, breaks into another dimension to all types of aliens, gods, observer (He will meet everyone along the way) and inflict such a spatial punch. That everything that exists will be turned upside down 15 more times, and after that. He himself will become a god or an observer (If in the Rycon plot this is not the same thing) and everything will go in cycles. I expect this turn of events. That everything that actually happened led to the cataclysm, that is... All the events in it created it.

Oh it's his Norse Mythology one

@@ryconplaysGood choice! 🧡 (Not that there are bad Neil Gaiman choices, really...)

Siiii pero que come back pliss

I’m pretty sure it’s“Kia Ora” which is a Maori greeting simply meaning “Good Health” or something like that I’m sure.

@@Bluejay1808 Aha! Thanks a bunch mate :-)

Different mic 😊

@@ryconplays actually, it's cadence that i'm referring to---it's not a criticism at all but you have a distinctive shatner-esque stop-pause cadence ---it's great on the roleplays cause it makes everything very narrative and epic sounding. I actually thought that it was a stylistic choice for the roleplays but now I think maybe you're just naturally narrative and epic. :)