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As of now, at this line, I think it does officially qualify as drama. The bingo card square was "someone starts drama in someone else's profile." This started in one of your profiles, it spilled over into the thread, and now it's turning into this back-and-forth in which everyone's arguing over...

I think the point is they are counting this as "drama" for the purpose of the bingo.

Also, I think you would have caught me on my square a whole heck of a lot faster if it was "Jemini picks at someone's statements and points out technicalities." I seriously can't help myself from doing that. What actually got put on the square is something I'm doing with somewhat less frequency...

If you're trying to fill squares on the bingo card, I believe the square you're referencing here specifically said starting drama "on someone else's profile." As such, any drama started in this thread doesn't count. It has to be on a person's profile, and it has to be started by someone who is...

Curious as to what the rules around mine are. Also, since I am not the most active on the forum, people would have to somehow draw me into an appropriate discussion in order to bring that one up. I think I'm actually very much appreciating the choice of what my bingo square is. I'm actually...

It's kinda like how the brain just naturally perceives food arrangements that have 5 or more distinct (natural) colors as more appealing. This is because these different colors often means a broader and healthier nutritional balance. In the same way, the brain precieves weapons as more...

awsthetics that are obviously being thrown off by impractical and highly unasthetic uses of excessive frills.

Well, in this case, every single person who made a call on those original pictures, including you, selected the 2 staves with the least frills out of the entire selection. Frills only make things better if done in moderation and in a practical manner that considers the purpose of it being there.

I think you'd really like the Igorot wing-staff/ax I had designed then. The entire purpose of it is that it can easily be interpreted as a staff by any onlooker, but in reality it's actually a double bit pole-ax, and as someone who's into HEMA I also made sure it was completely combat practical...

Yes, that was it, World Trigger.

Anyway, I DO have another recommendation in mind. I'm not completely sure if you can call the characters in this series weak, but they are far more uniform in their abilities and are forced to make use of clever strategy due to being put on a more or less level playing field in terms of...

Well they are very much perceived as weak by others, although I do suppose you're right that this is only because people simply don't consider the potential damage that can be done by an entire swarm of bugs working as a single unit. That said, ultimately the strongest aspect of her power comes...

Well, if you don't mind the fact that it's the most horrifying (in a good way) novel ever written with a trigger warnings list that's so long it would be faster to list the things that are NOT horrifying that are in the series, you could always read Worm. The MC has 3 abilities. 1. Control...

Ok, why did page 2 of this thread suddenly turn into the goofy troll page?

In the spirit of this one, I'd wish for... 1. Shape-shifting to become any sub-god entity I can think of, with partial and mixed transformations possible. 2. Allow me to save my 3rd wish to use at any time I like. 3. Saved for later use. Because, honestly, the 1st option actually would provide...

I'm gonna hate myself if I write much more than 4k words, so no.

My MC is a freaking ninja. And I don't mean the dorky Naruto ninja, I mean the original definition of ninja in feudal Japan, which was basically the Japanese word for "spy." As such, she specializes in gathering information. She doesn't exactly specialize toward crime solving, but her skill set...

Possibly, I'm mostly basing it on what I've seen out of stories that have been given those labels in practice. It's possible I may have been thrown off by miss-labeling.

Funny thing, I'm actually writing a cultivation world set story right now. I also have plans for a sequel series to the current series once I'm done, which will be a LitRPG. The idea is that the sequel is set thousands of years after the first one, and in that time the protagonists from the 1st...

So am I. If you want to say it's the internal energy gathering that makes it a cultivation world novel, then western cultivation novels emulate it easily. If you want to say it's the personal growth aspect, then western novels actually tend to do that one BETTER than CN novels. If it's about the...