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Do you mean those "Palliser Shots"? Yeah. They don't explode when they hit a target. The base had a hollow pocket but was not filled with powder or explosive. It's because they had difficulties making these large projectiles without cracking the iron base when they are cooled off.

"Tracer" is the type of bullets or projectiles, that are illuminated as soon as they are fired. This is very useful to distinguish and "trace" other projectiles especially in the middle of the night. Flak lines don't curve. Well, depending on the wind strength, it could. But most of the time...

Basically: - night, WW2 - bomber planes flying in Brest, France - German counterattacks by shooting big shotgun-like pellets - *pew* *pew* *pew* - therefore, leaving those long strand trails

Lol that rhymes tho.

For me, I think you should plan it out first. Think of the best future scenarios for your story. I posts my chapters by daily, due to the fact that I've already planned it out. Aand that I'm bored. In the end, it all comes to your imaginative thinking and determination to write your story...

Just take a break. Don't force yourself to write a chapter. If you got mind-blocked, so be it. Just relax and you'll certainly get new ideas while on it.

You can just post some youtube links and (probably) let the readers play it as they read the chapter.

Uhmmm, I think if you read my work, especially on the latest chapters, uhhm I'm sure you'll know my answer. :blob_neutral:

Just one word: " What? :blob_blank:"

It depends. I, however, can be merciless. I might even write where some nasty evil massacred those children. But in the end, justice will prevail. Cause it's important to give a sense of meaning into what was happening about the story and to give a sense of relief and justice to the readers..