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All webcomics have problem with comic time being slower than real time, some examples available on tvtropes. Obviously, whole EGS which started in 2002 and barely covering more than year of comic time (see the timeline) is good example, but the ration is not linear ... let's list the more interesting examples. Note that it can actually cause problems, or at least make the Technology progress in EGS look weird ...

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  • All webcomics have problem with comic time being slower than real time, some examples available on tvtropes. Obviously, whole EGS which started in 2002 and barely covering more than year of comic time (see the timeline) is good example, but the ration is not linear ... let's list the more interesting examples. Note that it can actually cause problems, or at least make the Technology progress in EGS look weird ...
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  • All webcomics have problem with comic time being slower than real time, some examples available on tvtropes. Obviously, whole EGS which started in 2002 and barely covering more than year of comic time (see the timeline) is good example, but the ration is not linear ... let's list the more interesting examples. Note that it can actually cause problems, or at least make the Technology progress in EGS look weird ...
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