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Patron Poll: What frequency of updates would you prefer?

🕑 Added 2019-07-26 01:12:13 +0000 UTC

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Aaron Weingrad

models. There were a few women looking at him in book one. I recommend him starting up and perhaps screwing up the relationship? Not drama but also not Mr Perfect who meets Ms Perfect right out of the gate?

Aaron Weingrad

As far as Romance. He is a young man newly filled with Lucrim. He has had no decent adult male roll

Runcible Technician

I've seen how romance usually goes in wuxia and I wholeheartedly approve. (so many more reasons to fight!)

Lamsey

I voted for weekly updates, but the frequency isn't important to me so much as the content. I'd rather you posted at a pace that best fits your working schedule, since that's what will end up producing the best results. No strong feelings on box formatting, other than that some kind of formatting helps them to stand out. It doesn't have to be a blue box (come to think of it, dark/coloured backgrounds might might be tricky on black-and-white e-readers?). WRT romance: I like the idea of a shyly-awkward romance between Rick and Lisa, with a bit of simmering tension between Rick and Emily that never actually gets vocalised or acted on. I'm also wholly in favour of Melissa mercilessly teasing Rick about any and all romantic situations. In general, though, I trust your instincts in terms of what will work best.

Desertopa

If it's a romance you find it worthwhile to write, I'm confident I'd find it worthwhile to read. If you feel like it's something you'd be throwing in out of a sense of obligation, I think the story is entirely capable of holding up without it. I've legitimately sat down at my computer wanting to google stuff like "how to remove faux aura leech" and having to remind myself that this is not information that exists on the real internet. But if it's something you 'd approach with the same enthusiasm you have for other elements of the work, I'd definitely look forward to it.

Michael son of Jacob

I think whatever looks professional for book formatting would be the best, so if you can make a low effort option look professional, then you should be golden. As for romance, speaking as a man, when a woman is described as super smart or super attractive, naturally I will see her as a higher value romance option compared to someone not described so. However, that's the first superficial impression. Ultimately it comes down to with whomever Rick has the best connection.  I as an individual putting myself into Rick's shoes, or experiencing the story as through his lens and experiencing his world, would value the person with whom there is the most connection, whomever feels the most right, etc. However, that's just me, and I touch on these topics in my coaching so I may not be the most representative datum. 😊

tehlu

the story demands fleshed out characters and a love interest with agency would fit right in.

Bob

Thanks for to the notice before the next billing cycle! Love ya, peace.

Jamarr

I prefer some kinda of formatting for the lucrima portfolios it only to differentiate between normal text, it doesn't have to be the blue boxes though.

Zeal Iskander

I don't think the blue boxes add **that much** to the story. They're important when someone is reading chapter by chapter, because it's a good indication of the character's evolution and strength, but I really dont think they're all that necessary in a full book. For the romance, personally, as long as it makes sense and there's nothing raunchy, I think it's completely fine. It's a form of character dynamics after all! For the update frequency, I think 1 per 3 days is too heavy to sustain too! Imo, you should keep 1/week as a goal, and allow yourself 1 per 2 weeks in case you're working on a longer chapter, or get no inspiration for a while.

striderfighter

I like regular text and I cannot lie...

Doom

Yes to romance. Super No to harem, thank you. I liked the blue boxes, but the regular text felt smoother. I can't choose.

James

Whatever romance makes sense.

John Bierce

I'd like to see romance (thank goodness for no harem, though), and it doesn't really matter to me how the boxes are formatted.

Hooray for no Harem!


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