Rules-Free VRMMO Life: Omnibus 2, Volumes 5-8

De: Stuart Grosse

Narrado por: Matt DeRocco

Not many villains can say they helped stop the zombie apocalypse, but Zayn Darkmore isn't your average villain. In his continuing quest to find the most fun he can, Zayn stepped up to stop a zombie plague before it could get started, and severely punished the perpetrator. Now, with his pets in tow, he returns to the elven capitol for some well-deserved rest and relaxation...Yeah, who are we kidding? There's more adventure to be had, especially when he gets a gift from the Elven King....

Author's Note: If you haven't guessed, there's going to be all kinds of nastiness in this story. Violence, language, racism, sexism, sex, gore, vore, and more! If you have triggers of any kind, this is your warning. If you're looking for a nice, heartwarming tale like Sword Art Online, keep looking. There will be "good guys" as well, but this is a story where Might IS Right. However, if you've read Watchmen and Wanted, and like what you read (read, not the movies!), then you just may find this story in your strike zone. And for f--k's sake, this is just a story! Don't take this as an endorsement of any of the actions in this story.

This is an omnibus edition containing the second four volumes of Rules-Free VRMMO Life.

©2018 Stuart Grosse (P)2019 Stuart Grosse

great story bad narrator

story was great and hilarious like the rest of the series. however narrator had bad pacing and horrible sound quality.

terrible narration or editing.

terrible narration its like listening to me read outloud. it could be the editing

Narrator needs to up his game

Great book but the narrator needs to up his game to make this an awesome item. As it is, its decent but he needs a lot of work to make this better.

narrator sucks

THE NARRATOR SUCKS MASSIVE BALLS.

he constantly is stumbling over his words and repeating himself.

I much preferred the old narrator.

Great Story But poor Performance

The narrator did a passing Job to reading the story but there was no performance. There was little inflection of the tone or mood and the mic used to record voice at half the time was canny and the other half of the time it went in and out of good hearing. Lastly the narrator seem very unprofessional and never seemed to adjust his voice for the different character and all character where voiced in the same male tone all through the reading.

good book. bad audio

Narrator can't or just doesn't pronounce all the words the same. EX- Tray Bucket when the word is Trebuchet. Random pauses in dialog or going to fast to make up for it. I'm also sure I heard a stutter. Like no shame for a disability but you could edit that out for quality purposes

I think the narrator's new

there's a small drop in the quality storytelling but it's still an enjoyable book if you enjoyed the first volume. the big problems with this book come from the narrator I have a feeling that he's new smacks his lips a lot doesn't seem to have the best pronunciations. also from the breathiness I'm guessing he doesn't have a pop like either.
I still recommend it but it might be hard to get through for some people than others.

Narrator ruins it

This story is pretty good, especially if you’ve read the authors other works because it ties in. The narration, however, is atrocious. He literally doesn’t know words. Common words are stumbled over, have incorrect syllabic emphasis, or are completely mispronounced altogether. It’s as if no preparation was made for the performance and the first run through was used. Appalling.

good book really bad reader

story was really good but the guy reading sucked he would say health points instead of just hp same with mp and gp was guild points not gold pieces then all the words he said wrong and everything else.

Good story, horrible narration

I can't believe the author okayed this for release in its current state. It almost seems like the narrator read parts of this story one word at a time, then pasted it all together. The numerous mispronunciations break you out of the tale, or it did me, when I mentally corrected the mistake.

The story itself was pretty good (I read the books), so I bought the audible version to enjoy it like a play, but the abysmal narration kept me from finishing it. I was going to ask for a refund, but decided to keep it to support the author, but if the next in this series is in a similar state I'll be done with them.