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Now where is the Local Beef? :blob_hmm: @JayMark :blob_evil_two:

I even reshared the link.

No lol, just speaking from experience on how difficult it becomes the longer something is. Bottom line is, without a tight structure. A story falls apart in time. :meowsip:

What I am saying is, the longer a story. The harder it is to keep the same quality going. Many fall off after the 100 point. :blob_neutral: To clarify, 7.5, was Book 5. 7.6, Book 6, 7.7, Book 7, 7.8 Book 7. The protagonist from Book 7 had it insanely rough. But these are things I had to consider.

One break story, which also shows something subtle but important. Then an incredibly strong finale to finish. With Part 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 7.8 specifically covering the protagonists from Book 5, 6, 7, concluding their story. Which links into the end point. Part 8, 9, conclusion. This entire thing...

Book 8, specifically was more for a break book with interesting ideas and concepts with its own small end. Book 9 as the conclusion. For that last book, it went full into its core one last time. Character stories that link the core, six antagonist story parts that covers them, and further...

It took a lot to keep things in line, while introducing fresh, and better ideas without losing the core. One way I had done this, was when I knew things couldn’t continue without losing quality. I came up with Book 5, 6, 7 as standalones while also extensions of the main story.

And that answers that. The thing is, a lot of these problems come from a lack of proper structure. You see these cracks widen the longer a story is. It takes a certain dedication to write a long story and maintaining its flow and weight. I will say from experience, doing about 600 parts or...

Pretty sure that is just common in most stories. Or was that for the father? :blob_hmm:

I wish I could just erase all my experience from gaming, so I can experience it all again. That would be enough for another 26 years, maybe less. :meowsip: