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Hell Mode Episode 1 Impressions
I've read a handful of the light novel volumes and really enjoyed them, and checked out a good amount of the manga. Been pretty hyped for this one.
This whole first episode is pure setup for Allen as an MC, his powers, and how Hell Mode affects his progress. It's a tad boring and I found myself checking out. Thankfully I know how the story progresses, so I'll continue with it.
At least we got introduced to Krena this episode.
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Question to the #HamRadio #AmateurFunk people around here
I know that #HellMode #HellSchreiber #FeldHell is meant to be printed on a linear strip of paper
But in software receivers, they obviously adapt to 2-dimensional screens, writing the received signal in text lines
Are there typical values of how long (in seconds) such a text line is written, that a sender could try to place gaps in his message? To minimize characters beeing broken between end of one line and start of next line
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Question to the #HamRadio #AmateurFunk people around here
I know that #HellMode #HellSchreiber #FeldHell is meant to be printed on a linear strip of paper
But in software receivers, they obviously adapt to 2-dimensional screens, writing the received signal in text lines
Are there typical values of how long (in seconds) such a text line is written, that a sender could try to place gaps in his message? To minimize characters beeing broken between end of one line and start of next line
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Question to the #HamRadio #AmateurFunk people around here
I know that #HellMode #HellSchreiber #FeldHell is meant to be printed on a linear strip of paper
But in software receivers, they obviously adapt to 2-dimensional screens, writing the received signal in text lines
Are there typical values of how long (in seconds) such a text line is written, that a sender could try to place gaps in his message? To minimize characters beeing broken between end of one line and start of next line
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Question to the #HamRadio #AmateurFunk people around here
I know that #HellMode #HellSchreiber #FeldHell is meant to be printed on a linear strip of paper
But in software receivers, they obviously adapt to 2-dimensional screens, writing the received signal in text lines
Are there typical values of how long (in seconds) such a text line is written, that a sender could try to place gaps in his message? To minimize characters beeing broken between end of one line and start of next line
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Question to the #HamRadio #AmateurFunk people around here
I know that #HellMode #HellSchreiber #FeldHell is meant to be printed on a linear strip of paper
But in software receivers, they obviously adapt to 2-dimensional screens, writing the received signal in text lines
Are there typical values of how long (in seconds) such a text line is written, that a sender could try to place gaps in his message? To minimize characters beeing broken between end of one line and start of next line
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Otaku in Review Episode 254: Hellmode Golf
I discuss the Light Novel Hell Mode and the underwhelming Macross Frontier, while @ScottSpaziani goes on a mafia golfing adventure
https://otaku-in-review-anime-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/episode-254-hellmode-golf
#Podcast #anime #OtakuInReview #HellMode #LightNovel #BirdieWing #MacrossFrontier
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And it's a double arrival today with the brand new Jeff Rosenstock album too! #jeffrosenstock #hellmode #polyvinylrecords #indiepunk #punk #punkrock #indierock #newmusic #newvinyl #punkvinyl #vinylmusic #vinylrecord #vinyl
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Last night I got all caught up with the Light Novel series, Hell Mode, on J-Novel. It's been a fun isekai. Look forward to volume 7 getting translated.
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CW: Thoughts on Hell Mode, Vol. 5 by Hamuo
In vol. 5 the party is finally tackling the S-rank dungeon on Baukis, as planned. Which is a big improvement on the story over the boring war movements of vol. 4.
But first there's a slight detour to the MC's homeland to catch up with the families, and some miscellaneous shenanigans.
Unfortunately, it's obvious that the author had trouble producing this book, as it's padded quite a lot in the beginning, and the whopping 27% at the end is short bonus stories, with mostly no real substance. So, we got at most half the book focusing on the main event, and then it got cut short in the middle of the dungeon progress. And on top of that, the dungeon exploring itself is described quite sparsely. Compared to vol. 2 dungeon diving, this volume is definitely lacking.
On the bright side, it seems like the author finally gave up on listing every minutia detail of character sheets every chapter, there's been a noticeable decline in wasted pages on that front.
I'm still interested in where this'll go, but I feel like the quality of the series is starting to decline. Hopefully, it'll stick the landing.
Kobo edition is great as always, though some bonus chapters had wrong titles in the table of contents.
