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I could name you a bunch of games that are not open-world but deal with space and have far better gameplay, graphics and are actually far, far more entertaining.
I mean for fuck's sake, the first thing that came to my mind when I saw the graphics of that game is just how bland and cartooney it is. If I'm gonna explore the universe, I'm expecting dark, unknown shit, not a cartoon version of a planet and its "ecology". Also those ships have less fucking polygons than the original Homeworld (a game that came out in 1999.) ships have.
God forbid I actually try the game out and make a list of all that bothers me to fuck.
For example, Star Control 2
Last edited by SaigonAlice (2016-08-17 07:36:35)
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Rayman Origins is for free during August at Uplay as part of Ubisoft 30th Anniversary.
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>uplay
fucking ew
>anything ubisoft at all
fucking ew
Last edited by Koma (2016-08-17 15:38:14)
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literally wiped Ubisoft out of my memory until you mentioned it. Trash.
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Well, the Steam version has no trading cards, but hey, you save 20 bucks. \:D/
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Decided to write some really shitty RWBY fan-fic, here's a portion of the imaginary fight between Blake Belladonna and Ruby Rose because Blake was sent as some double agent, and some misunderstandings happened. The first part of the fight is currently around 600 words and pretty long, so I put it in a spoiler box.
Please provide some potential insight if possible. I know I use too much verbs for the same time, but I couldn't find a better word that carries the same connotations.
P.S. iwl.me says I write like Stephen King. Close enough.
P.P.S. Because run-on sentences need to be eradicated.
Last edited by Ambivalence (2016-08-18 00:27:01)
Don't use “thought” verbs too much: thinks, understands, loves, hates, and a hundred others. Instead of characters knowing, present the details that allow the reader to know them. Instead of a character wanting something, describe the thing so that the reader wants it. Only specific sensory detail: smell, taste, and sound.
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>RWBY
fucking ew
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>RWBY
Koma wrote:fucking ew
As fucked up as it sounds, I want to write a RWBY fan-fic in an ASOIAF fashion, with class, ideology, and faction conflicts, political intrigue, immersive POVs, mature themes and topics, and deaths piling up.
Last edited by Ambivalence (2016-08-17 17:03:21)
Don't use “thought” verbs too much: thinks, understands, loves, hates, and a hundred others. Instead of characters knowing, present the details that allow the reader to know them. Instead of a character wanting something, describe the thing so that the reader wants it. Only specific sensory detail: smell, taste, and sound.
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Decided to write some really shitty RWBY fan-fic, here's a portion of the imaginary fight between Blake Belladonna and Ruby Rose because Blake was sent as some double agent, and some misunderstandings happened. The fight is currently around 600 words and pretty long, so I put it in a spoiler box.
▼Hidden textPlease provide some potential insight if possible. I know I use too much verbs for the same time, but I couldn't find a better word that carries the same connotations.
P.S. iwl.me says I write like Stephen King. Close enough.
it's complete trash
you don't know when to use commas and when to use semicolons or dashes
your attempts at tying the sentences together are just bad, you're trying to say things indirectly which isn't working and it's just kinda clumsy trash
t. editor in training
(´・ω・`)
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Aurelianus Augustus wrote:>RWBY
Koma wrote:fucking ew
As fucked up as it sounds, I want to write a RWBY fan-fic in an ASOIAF fashion, with class, ideology, and faction conflicts, political intrigue, immersive POVs, mature themes and topics, and deaths piling up.
Alright, I'll read it when I'm back home, because here the only real people who read books and have any kind of knowledge about writing are the ones who come online rarely.
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Read my Katawa Shoujo fanfic while you're at it, Miki fans prepare.
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yes
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