>>16927
I feel similarly, though I was mostly speaking in regards to lost media and information. Growing up sheltered and out of touch, which is how I was and still am to an extent, means you'll have missed out on a lot of good things. You won't have been there during mass hypestorms, or fandom shitstorms, or threads of nonstop discussion and Original Content generation and porn art and more. Those are buried under years of material and matter and data, left behind in the flow of time and the endless junk carried along with it.

But all that said... anybody can learn how to torrent, research where to obtain downloads of shows and comics and whatever media one wants, and simply acquire it for oneself to experience for oneself on one's own time. The "good times" might have long since ended, and you might be born too late to experience the dank energy in the air - but that doesn't mean you can't get into a thing by yourself for the first time. For example, and to be thread relevant: I never got into Kim Possible or Disney shows, but what's stopping me from downloading the entire thing and watching it all in a month or less, outside of my own time and work and other factors? Nothing at all.

And to be more thread relevant, I wonder sometimes what fictional characters themselves would think about the state of their own series/franchise and viewer/community reactions and sentiments towards them. I am reminded of this work in particular https://e-hentai.org/g/809169/26d3665cdc/ in regards to that meta-idea.

I hope I'm getting some points across instead of seeming like some schizo nutter. I tend to get melancholy and philosophical when in these moods and about these topics.

What is it now, three months since last Sherwood page.

>>16937
I've recently started re-watching an old British show called Auf Wiedersehn, Pet. I've got no idea why, it just popped into my head suddenly. Also I'd only ever seen odd bits of series 1 and 2.
>>16938
Keep coming back to see if we're getting graced with a Christmas or New Year present, don't look it though. Oh well, "the first hiatus was worse", as we always say. Then I realise there's quite possibly people following this who don't even know about the first hiatus and Team 7.

>>16939
Reminder, we waited 8+ years once. Give D some slack and donate to his patreon/commissions.

>>16940

I do, and I don't really care to see more of his RPG world. I pay his Patreon for loli r34, but if he's not providing, maybe I'll just rejoin each time he posts some new pages or something.

>>16967

...that might have sounded a little harsh. The RPG and OC comic stuff is fine, it's cute, it can be sexy, it's just - I pay hoping for Sherwood.

I am in this for the long haul but would probably consider paying for this specifically. That said I don't feel like it would help. I don't believe he puts it on the backburner for other projects so much as works in spurts as inspiration strikes.

>>16973
>works in spurts as inspiration strikes.
This is true. He's said before how he'll lose inspiration.

I don't get how you lose inspiration in the middle of a story. Surely he's got some idea how this fight is going to end.

>>16981
I think he's trying for a new less heavy direction after Trixie came to terms with herself, but he probably can't figure out an ending that doesn't involve Juniper being possessed again or whether or not Kim's illusions involve physically or emotionally harming Ray Ray, which is also familiar ground.

>>16937

That link is sad, yet hot.

>>16982
But all of those possibilities are good ones, it depends on the execution of the idea. They don't have to cause lasting damage. Anything can be played for laughs.
RR-"June's been possessed by the lust spirit!" KP-"Is that why she's trying to do it with that tree?" JL-"Don't just stand there, join in!" KP- Hmm. RR-"Don't just stand there, do something!" KP-"I have a rope I can tie you to the tree with." etc.
With all the different series and their magic types, not all curses are bad things, they just need to be overwhelmed by another thing that character X does. And then made amusing.

>>16999
>>16982
The forest orgy was hot as hell.
He seems to have a mind control fetish.
I don't think he's trying to shy away from it, it's hot as hell. You can have more sex, treat it with gravity, but then come to terms.
Have the rape and then the happy ending after.
I know I'd be really let down if no more mind control happens. Forest orgy is still the highlight, and worth all the build up.

Please, Mr. D, there was the couple typos of page 290 to correct. Has it be done? If it has, where is the correct page? Thank you.

>>17026
I never got the impression he was injecting a mind control kink as much as he was using the scene as a metaphor for sexual possession. Incase did a comic a few years ago called "The Invitation", a two parter about a guy who learned how to summon a demon and became enthralled to her. The second part featured his girlfriend getting sucked into the whole ordeal. Not to spoil what happens, because there was story, but the implication is that this deal they strike up with the demon queen thing was something that overtook their minds and souls and blinded them to the hideous nature of their own situation. With Mr. D it feels less like they're blinded to the hideousness of it all so much as the characters are stuck in an inescapable loop of behaviors. Their obsession (possession) bleeds their entire lives dry, taking time and energy from them. I'm not sure if Mr. D was aiming for that sort of theming, but the story is thoughtful all the same.

>>17030
Ah, I meant to say that I brought up the Incase comic just to point out that it reminded me of Camp Sherwood a little bit, just in terms of some of the central themes.