SCP-7539 / Discussion

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Jekeled 01 Sep 2022 05:56

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LORDXVNV 02 Sep 2022 05:15

Not sure why this is so far in the negatives. It's fine, really? Nothing particularly offensive, decently creepy, a tad on the more hard science side. Probably should survive.

UncannyClown276 02 Sep 2022 05:34

this fusion of bizarre concepts and meticulous attention to scientific detail is the embodiment of what makes scp unique, i think. really great stuff.

+1

Tyumen 02 Sep 2022 06:33

I think it's allowed to call something "criminally underrated" this close to its posting if it's already somehow in the negatives. This takes a silly concept and fleshes it out in a way that makes sense and is intriguing to read, with meticulous clinical language that only emphasizes just how inexplicable, odd and intriguing the base anomaly is. Series 1-esque in the best way possible.

Re: +1

S D Locke 06 Sep 2022 05:42

I consider it to be more "criminally underappreciated" but otherwise agree on all counts. Something this perfectly concise in its execution, without need of any baubles, is a breath of fresh air.

swordlover87 02 Sep 2022 13:06

Yeah, I really don’t know why this is getting so heavily downvoted. It’s an excellent snapshot of bizarre speculative biology.

Sergeimosin 03 Sep 2022 05:05

It's a simple concept that works quite well in my opinion. The writing is good, the pacing works, and I enjoy the fact that the vehicles are specialized into what buses they prey on as though they are, themselves, different species. +1 for an enjoyable article.

Mr Carbon 06 Sep 2022 05:56

I like narrative in the character/dialog sense, but it shouldn’t be mandatory. +1

Orlando_Wordsmith 21 Oct 2022 19:24

Say it, one word, not "crazy…bus", it's CrazyBus! And it's f'n crazy!

(account deleted) 27 Jul 2023 22:21

But what if it was a desert bus? And gives you one point!?