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Not dying. Changing, perhaps, but not dying. Some of the large companies might not be doing well right now, but others like EA and ActiBlizz are doing great despite their failures. Then there are Larian Studios and Baldur's Gate 3. And MMO's and other online multiplayer games, where there is a...

Star Wars is a mix of fantasy and sci-fi. To a varying degree, so is much of the superhero genre. There was also this one webnovel I read (Crossing to the Future, it’s Not Easy to Be a Man) that mixed cultivation with mechas, but it had the typical Chinese cultivation WN issues. Gate and other...

From how it is shown , I assume the character talks out loud, while the System responds via interface messages, in which case this would be perfectly fine. If the System had an actual voice, I think it would be better to write it more in line with regular characters' speech. Also the way it...

Mostly, I just expect some form of conclusion. If it's the fight between the the protagonist and the main antagonist at the climax of the ark, then at least some plot threads should get tied up and closed, whether the protagonist succeeds or fails.

If it makes you feel better, you might not look like a payday. They just spam everyone remotely resembling a potential target, and hope some of it will stick. Clearly it's successful enough to keep going.

There you have the why. Also add that vampires are nearly universally rich (and if you are still poor after centuries, just step into the sun). I dare to disagree. Vampires are frequently part of a setting where their bite is one of few, if not the only way to gain eternal life, and by far the...

But is your hair short, or long and fabulous?

I don't have bangs. I split my hair and brush them back, otherwise they are long enough to comfortably reach my chest.

Both is good, but a finished story, even with only a few chapters, is better than a neverending or abandoned one. The drawback of course being that few chapters won't give you much exposure on recent updates, and so won't draw in as many readers on their own.

The general agreement seems to be on 1.5k-2.5k as optimal length, but some readers can enjoy shorter, or much longer chapters. Personally I prefer around 4k, and I have seen some claim to prefer as short as 500 words, or upwards of 6-10k.

I do not doubt it happens, but sometimes (there has been a lot of AI slop, actually) the accusers are right. To the point of deleting their work, I have only seen it happen once myself, but that "author" was writing too much like a machine to give any credibility to their work and it happened...

I have not played it myself, but I've heard it is as buggy as any Bethesda game, and since they supposedly decided to switch to UE5 for it for whatever reason, it also has effectively no mod support and no optimization to speak of. So good luck I suppose.

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It'd good to see even the main character can receive such setbacks, but if the goal requires power, it also sets the plot back by making the MC weaker, further away from the goal. Whether that is good or bad depends solely on the execution. The MC needs to revert back to fighting something that...

It's a matter of preference, but the general agreement here seems to be that 1.5-2.5k is the optimal range for webnovels, while around 1k is the bottom range.

It's been a few years since I tried it, so I do not recall how much interest they have shown from the start in it, fair.

Like everywhere popular, you have a lot of slop made by either ambitious fans, or someone trying to make quick cash. If by "Human Oatmeal" you mean bland characters without much defining characteristics, then yes, that is fairly common. It's supposed to make it easier to insert into the...