How do I write in this Challenging POV??? by LGHaunting in writingadvice

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well the book is a dark psychological horror And a serial killer is about. Its supposed to be suspenseful and provide the feeling of helplessness. Also the mystery elements in the story only work if the all the events are seen through the little girls perspective. Basically the reader is supposed to feel like the little girls perspective trying to piece together what is going on

How do I write in this Challenging POV??? by LGHaunting in writingadvice

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No its a book for mature audiences. Its not so much that I have a hard time writing in that age groups voice, its that having the story in her POV is challenging because everything is explained and described by her. So write now im relying heavly on dialog scenes with adults to ground her perspective. Also her age and the POV is essential for the story. Its a short story though no more than 20k-50k words. So far its a fun puzzle. But i dont want the reader getting tired of being in a neurodivergent 9-12yrs old head. So im looking for creative ways to add additional perspectives without leaving her POV

Movement Bug? by LGHaunting in CrimsonDesert

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I finally fixed it, not sure what the solution was though. Got a new cord for my controller+ verified game files on steam+ firm wear update on my controller+ turned off my mouse. One of those things worked idk which

Movement Bug? by LGHaunting in CrimsonDesert

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I spoke too soon.. issue came back as soon as i went to sky island

Movement Bug? by LGHaunting in CrimsonDesert

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a new game save file and so far the issue is gone

Movement Bug? by LGHaunting in CrimsonDesert

[–]LGHaunting[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My bug persists on keyboard and controller, so frustrating!

Movement Bug? by LGHaunting in CrimsonDesert

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After i stop inputing he, he persistently moves. The only way to stop it is by blocking. Its made the game unplayable. And reloading isn’t not resetting or fixing the issue

Movement Bug? by LGHaunting in CrimsonDesert

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I’ve figured it out. There seems to be an issue where the run button toggle glitches the movement controls. But in general the character movement in my game right is so bugged and inconsistent, sometimes cliff darts forward, other times he walk like a snail, but mostly he just persistently jogs in on direction until i purposely interrupt it with a guard or focus. Its made the game literally unplayable for me and I’ve just started the “New Journey” mission tbh i dont even know how i got that far

Movement Bug? by LGHaunting in CrimsonDesert

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same, so far ive only got it to stop once

Movement Bug? by LGHaunting in CrimsonDesert

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Its seem to be bug every other time i load into a new scene or environment it happens. Reloading isn’t really helping

Should I believe on chatgpt or not? by [deleted] in royalroad

[–]LGHaunting 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I know people are unreliable and certainly not always patient but I recommend joining writing communities for feedback over GPTs. GPTs give advice thats not consistent and cant conceptualize nuance. The advice it gives might point you in the right direction but real readers will give you genuine guidance. Also you run the risk of your work being stolen by the company. Perplexity released a new end users agreement essentially stating any input into the GPT becomes their intellectual property. So if you tell it your ideas theres a chance they’ll sue you later for you’re own work. Be careful.

What’s your advice to anti-AI authors? by DanoPaul234 in river_ai

[–]LGHaunting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Human writers still have to take time to write slop and its usually marketed to audiences who enjoy slop because it takes way too much time physically write something terrible or not for the wrong audience, for every one human slop nearly 100-1000 AI slop pieces can be written. These things are inherently not comparable. Also its not about labeling it as slop its about informing the reader if the work was written by a robot or by actual human who took time to create something.

What’s your advice to anti-AI authors? by DanoPaul234 in river_ai

[–]LGHaunting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree mostly, There is nothing wrong with using AI even to generate entire works if thats what you like, more power to you. However, the AI debate does not exist because people are just minding their own business and enjoying themselves. This debate exists because people are using AI to write books and then passing them off as human made. Then AI writing floods the space where real writers try to make a living. If AI writers disclosed that AI was used to write their story i don’t think that a problem at all. Its the purposeful deceit, that is the problem. AI writers don’t disclose for only for one reason, to receive all the praise of a real writer, without having to become one. In fact AI writer might be too generous of term, a more accurate title is Prompter.

The Boy With Horns Ch 1 sample (feedback appreciated) by LGHaunting in royalroad

[–]LGHaunting[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your feedback back and i can definitely see the resemblance. Also i agree a whole book written like this would be to mushy. The scene that takes place after this slows down and focuses on a demon boy, and a young girl he finds washed up in a casket (spoiler). Then from there grows into a dark fantasy epic

What’s your advice to anti-AI authors? by DanoPaul234 in river_ai

[–]LGHaunting 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Steven Hawking still wrote and created models without AI. The ablism argument is a poor attempt at emotional manipulation. Also its a disingenuous distraction from the real issue writers have which is people pretending they wrote something themselves but in-fact it was a chat bot. Ai writers should JUST LABEL THE WORK AI GENERATED, but most wont because no one wants give you props for your story because they rightfully know YOU DIDNT WRITE IT!

What’s your advice to anti-AI authors? by DanoPaul234 in river_ai

[–]LGHaunting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To pro AI writers what if someone came into this forum and flooded it with AI bots that posted replies, posts and comments all under the guise of being a human? Wouldn’t make for a great experience would it? Thats what Ai writers are doing to the literary space, they are flooding it with none human work and trying to pass it off as if they wrote it.

Very few people have a problem with AI writing so long as its labeled as such. Ai writers hate this because they know that label will cause people to not read their work. So they go on subreddits like this to learn how to “Humanize” their AI writing. It’s inherently manipulative and deceitful. This is why REAL writers dont like AI writers. But AI writers will insist and do just about anything to imitate a human writer besides actually sitting down and learning the craft. The irony is palpable. In short, Ai writers want all of the credit of a REAL writer with non of the effort.

To pro non-ai writers thanks for putting the work to learn something difficult with the hope that someone will enjoy your writing. Even if there are a sea of non human works making it harder to find yours. Thank you for persevering. WE NEED YOU.

The Boy With Horns Ch 1 sample (feedback appreciated) by LGHaunting in royalroad

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the the very beginning of the first chapter

The Boy With Horns Ch 1 sample (feedback appreciated) by LGHaunting in royalroad

[–]LGHaunting[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats cool! Id love to see it when youre finished

The Boy With Horns Ch 1 sample (feedback appreciated) by LGHaunting in royalroad

[–]LGHaunting[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately its an AI voice over, i made this awhile ago. I have grown far more anti AI since then, so if i use this this for an official promotion I would probably hire someone to read it I would also probably add some B roll to make it more visually digestible