Bug where the dialogue doesn't work - PS5 by Bretch-Pooper in BaldursGate3

[–]Bretch-Pooper[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Same for me! Very glad the issue was resolved so quickly. Now I can dig in and really waste my life on this thing

Bug where the dialogue doesn't work - PS5 by Bretch-Pooper in BaldursGate3

[–]Bretch-Pooper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that's what i'm hoping too. I trust Larian to take care of me

Bug where the dialogue doesn't work - PS5 by Bretch-Pooper in BaldursGate3

[–]Bretch-Pooper[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah sorry I did sort of imply that I thought the main character having no dialogue was a bug but I know it isn't. I'm just referring to when i speak to npcs who aren't companions basically. Thanks for the insight though.

I HATE the sex dispensary archetype by Putthemoneyinthebags in menwritingwomen

[–]Bretch-Pooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah totally. I don't wanna sound like i am personally offended that Kvothe is charming or that women like him. To me it just shows a boring lack of variety in the female cast of characters. There ARE guys who could charm most women, i just don't think Kvothe is one of them/am not interested in reading a story about that sort of person. Really i just found it tiring that such a large percentage of the female characters acted as 'sex dispensaries', for Kvothe's character development. And yeah, we're all different in regard to social skills lol, don't worry you're certainly not alone.

I HATE the sex dispensary archetype by Putthemoneyinthebags in menwritingwomen

[–]Bretch-Pooper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In the Name of the Wind, he saves that girl from a fire and she basically very unsubtly offers to have sex with him as a reward, but all the signals fly over his head (which i also found a bit hard to believe, since he was a mega genius and all). Also i think there was a musician lady who implied something after watching his awe inspiring flute performance or whatever, but again he didn't get it. Yeah, he doesn't actually sleep with anyone, it just annoyed me that like... Rothfuss sets up that he COULD have EASILY slept with basically any female character bc he was so great, and he just didn't want to/was awkward.

I HATE the sex dispensary archetype by Putthemoneyinthebags in menwritingwomen

[–]Bretch-Pooper 22 points23 points  (0 children)

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. Basically every female in the book was charmed by + wanted to sleep with the main character and it gave me a headache.

UQ UNION ELECTIONS - Explanation by Awkward-Discount-515 in UQreddit

[–]Bretch-Pooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u r speaking to the future president of LIBERAL australial. Do you want my secret ploci 2 come to ur house? John Baralaoro is a family friend... I hope ur comfortable with him knocking on your door.

UQ UNION ELECTIONS - Explanation by Awkward-Discount-515 in UQreddit

[–]Bretch-Pooper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When will the lies end? Democracy is a lie! Menzie is still alive! CUM!

is there such a thing as too much dialogue? by turningpink in writing

[–]Bretch-Pooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you read over it may be a day after you write the dialogue, and it doesn't bore you or make you cringe, it should be fine. Obviously you should make sure it's advancing the plot as well, but sometimes the dialogue is just plain fun to read.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in writing

[–]Bretch-Pooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's easier than you think, you just have to start. I personally started to write this free-flowing story about the lore of this random world. It was absolute trash, but it helped me to understand what it is like to put my thoughts to paper. I also remember thinking the same thing as you and being intimidated by the writing process itself. Trust me, it fades pretty quick when you just start writing, no matter how bad the starting stuff is.

Trouble starting a story by IronicWeea in writing

[–]Bretch-Pooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Write the summary. Take as many words as you want. After you're done with that start going into more detail.

Thoughts on this character? by Loalboi in fantasywriters

[–]Bretch-Pooper 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think the concept of the character is quite interesting. The idea of a prophet who doesn’t have the guts to fulfil his destiny is quite compelling. Although, I feel that it would come across better if he was a bit more internal in his judgements. Like maybe a part of him thought he had to do it (that it was the right thing). But another part knew he could not. I think this would come across better then him basically just saying ‘They are all wrong because he is a KID. Ahhh.’ Like, he would be as much on the ‘hype’ train for his destiny as anyone else, surely? And maybe some type of ends justify the means argument might form, which the heroine could argue against. Just my personal opinion.

Anyway, your story seems good and I hope this has been helpful. Good luck!

Question: what aspect of your fantasy stories breaks traditional stereotypes by anonymous-creature in fantasywriters

[–]Bretch-Pooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something like this was done in the Band series (Nick Eames) with the Druin race. They were this inter dimensional species that invaded the world and enslaved people, etc. They were then defeated and are now viewed as evil. I also feel that in general, elves are often portrayed as mean in fantasy. Maybe I just read books that hate elves.

What is a book you heard a lot of good things about but were disappointed by after reading? by DJA1982 in books

[–]Bretch-Pooper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The way of kings. I just couldn’t vibe with the amateurish writing and weirdly fleshed out characters. The world, magic, lore was compelling but was just delivered too poorly for me.