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🕑 Added 2025-08-27 16:07:31 +0000 UTCI think it's time to start developing the game. The only thing stopping me is the script—it's hard for me to write one because I start cringing from it, even though the plot in games like this isn't particularly important, and getting outside help hasn't worked out for me.
What kind of game would you like to see? If you have any ideas for the plot hook, I suggest moving to Discord: https://discord.gg/UmrcxeKQn8, and don't hesitate to like other people's ideas so I can pay attention to them. I rarely get in touch, not because I'm some asshole (though partially that's true), but because I'm a lazy toad who doesn't know English.
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TunedObservor
Hello EOM. I dropped in to say hi. Grabbed a sub for a month to catch up on your content. I see it's improved considerably, I'm impressed. I wanted to mention something about your comment about cringing over your writing. You're going to suck for a year or two with any new creative pursuit. This applies to writing especially so, and is experienced by almost everyone. You've got to make peace with that fact and push through no matter how imperfect it is. It took time for you to learn to create the art you post here. Compare how you were when you started to where you are now. I get how you feel about writing. It's something I struggle with too: that something is off or wrong with the wording and presentation. But the more I push through it the, more frequently I create passages which are good to great. Some are even excellent. The cringe is still there. And more work is needed. You've got to get it wrong before you get it right, mate. This is true for learning anything, but writing is one of the most difficult art forms to break through that learning period. Writing is incredibly difficult. Most people are barely literate. I just want to urge you to keep writing the cringe. Treat the imperfect passages like summary notes that be refined at a future time. The only way to be happy with creative writing is to first get the ideas out there on paper. Then patiently improve those idea bit by bit. Btw, I'm happy to help with proofreading the English translations. Be well and take care.
TunedObservor
I appreciate seeing Tatsumaki btw. I still enjoy the commission work of her which you created for me. That's all, I'll shut up. Take care.
