
Equalize: A Post-Apocalyptic LitRPG
Ether Collapse, Book 1
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Narrateur(s):
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Luke Daniels
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Auteur(s):
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Ryan DeBruyn
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Gaia has awakened, and the world will never be the same again
Rockland Barkclay has had a rough year. On top of everything else, his father has just passed, and Rocky has to go it alone on their annual trip. But his plans for drinking alone in Algonquin Park are rudely interrupted by a sea of cosmic energy that governs the universe. Ether, the driving force of creation, has returned. Now a confused Rocky must navigate odd hovering messages to survive.
With the awakening of the very planet they reside on, humans are in a desperate fight to survive in an evolving world. If only Gaia hadn’t woken up so very...very...unhinged.
©2019 Mountaindale Press (P)2019 Mountaindale PressThe one main thing that took a bit to get used to involves the type of work I do for a living, and of the type of people I work with, there is definitely some internal conflict with the plot of this series so far, but looking from the other-side im finding im enjoying this book and the authors point of view of this new world. Its well written and easy to follow, the only gripe I have is the over explanation of items and skills, but this is only a small issue.
If you are not closed minded im sure you will very much enjoy this book
Great news series.
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Good start to a series.
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Really good!
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Also the world that the author has created is quite vast, detailed, but still has tons of room to grow and mysteries to come.
One word of warning: Stuff gets real. Not in a erotic/ gore way. But in the way that when things massively change bad stuff happens and people will die.
Definitely getting the next one.
Totally Relatable Protagonist
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just wow
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Fun and fantastically written
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An great start to an interesting universe
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I cannot help but noticed you killed me.
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Quite Entertaining
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Rocky is a terrible RPG-player, but he's somehow the most competent--and lucky--person in the world, but Rocky himself is likable enough if you don't think too hard about how he treats the people in his life. His only goal is to re-connect with his family, which becomes such a driving goal that when he finally finds his good friends that he regularly hangs out with, he promptly grills them for info on his family and then leaves them in the lurch, barely giving them a passing thought later in the story and not even trying to help them out afterward. But really, it's their fault because they're apparently not even good enough friends to believe or so much as try to listen to Rocky when he tells them that of course the leader of their settlement that forces them to go out hunting dangerous monsters with unreliable yet better-armed escorts that barely help them is evil. And, of course, his RPG-playing friends who are supposed to be legitimately better than Rocky at RPG's don't seem to understand the basic RPG mechanics that the world is now throwing their way.
There are FAR too many character sheet readings. Thankfully, they get more to the point by the end, but I was already cringing early on whenever I heard the deadpan voice begin to read out Rocky's stats yet again, in full, from start to finish, and without even so much as a small emphasis on the changes. Then Rocky, of course as these LitRPG heroes do, marvels about even the smallest of changes, so you didn't really need to hear the entire character sheet anyway!
There's also a maybe-incest-maybe-not romantic subplot that seems to have sided on the it's-going-to-happen-anyway line of reasoning. Spoiler: The generation gap is too large to scientifically matter, but social stigma is its own challenge.
More good than bad!
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