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Being a real vampire is even more cringe.

You know what, I know that this has nothing to do with anything, but since I seem to be having a more unserious conversation in this forum for once, I want to take this chance to say something to @RepresentingEnvy that I've been wanting to say for a very long time. Pretending to be a vampire is...

I already voted, I only have one. I don't know if you're dumber but you are clearly slower.

Ok, I will. But only because you asked me, you're not even close to being the dumbest person in this forum.

Maybe you're just not used to interacting with people that disagree with you. Even reddit is better than a place like this, where everyone immediately jumps at anyone who makes even the mildest criticism of the community. And even in this very thread, there's a retard that is still unwilling...

Well, a big part of my novel is this kind of thing being played for comedy, so I guess that's an option. But it might be possible to translate some of the way I do it even to a more serious story. -Even if most of the story is serious, using the killing intent routine for comedic relief can...

-It makes them more sympathetic (this is the obvious one). -It gives them motivation. A character goes into action because there's something they wish to change, making it so that there's something wrong about their lives so far makes it easier to understand why they would want change and take...

Well, I was going to say to make the description of the eating very detailed and/or make something awful happen while the character is just eating as if nothing was wrong (since that's how the Denethor scene works). But both of those things have been said already.

I don't know why you're asking me. Anything I could have said has already been said by other people.

Well, to give a serious answer, I'm always imagining what things feel like from every character's perspective, both when writing and when reading, but never to the point of actually feeling their emotions. I do feel emotions in response to thinking about theirs if that makes sense. And when I...

I didn't say that I didn't read it, I have, I still don't know what this thread is about.

I have no idea what this thread is about, but I guess that if I don't answer it will be used as evidence of how I "refuse to be friendly or interact with forum games". So I'm going to say... no, not at all.

The most important thing is to make the design of a character say something about them, that attracts people that like that character type which are also the ones more likely to keep reading. For example, if a girl wears a witch's hat, you know she's some kind of magic user, if a guy wears some...

My problem is not that it happens, my problem is that many novels try to make it look like it's not a bad thing. There are a lot of common big problems in web novels that I don't feel the need to talk about since a lot of people are already constantly pointing them out. It feels to me that it...

Do you see what I mean? Every single time I try to be a bit more friendly or I try to make a normal thread everyone starts going off-topic and shiting on me. Even when I go out of my way to ask everyone to forget about the previous fights, they just won't let me. Do you understand why I'm always...

I'm currently a nervous wreck, constantly refreshing to see if anyone answers my thread...

Everyone will know it's me if I start talking about this stuff. I cannot continue my novel in another account. I don't like the idea that I have to hide who I am.

There are some tropes common in web novels that really rub me the wrong way. At first, I only thought of them as some really annoying stuff that I hated, but I kept getting into fights over it and it eventually became an obsession for me. The thing is, I would like to discuss these tropes in a...

Sometimes I see the repugnant racist pro-genocide garbage that is popular here and it kinda makes me wish that it was dying...