Dot Dot Dot
A Dramatic Reading with kinetic typography of a poorly-written review of parodical Deconstruction Game Super Press Space to Win Action RPG 2009, set to Karl Orff's O Fortuna. The original review was by someone who clearly missed the point. View it here.
Tropes used in Dot Dot Dot include:
- Completely Missing the Point: The game the reviewer was complaining about was designed as a deconstruction of RPGs in general. The reviewer took it as a badly-made game, despite the fact that it was featured on the front page.
- Dramatic Ellipsis: Starting with the title.
- Dramatic Reading: See Large Ham below.
- Freeze-Frame Bonus: A review by Axman13 years old.
- GO AHEAD! I don't care! Yes I do. :(
- Large Ham: The narrator makes a point of reading as over-the-top as possible.
- Ominous Latin Chanting: O Fortuna plays in the background for 95% of the flash.
- Rouge Angles of Satin
- Stupid Statement Dance Mix: This.
- Take That: Intensely.
- Wanton Cruelty to the Common Comma
- What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?
- You Keep Using That Word: "Contrail", to the point where the background music of O Fortuna is temporarily stopped just so an explanation of the word "contrail" can be shown.
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