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Hello.
My name is Seraph, and I will be publishing a chain of tutorials for storyline/screenplay writing. I am obviously targeting my tutorials towards game developers; however, any writer can benefit from my experience (and willingness to write a tutorial).
I would hope that my tutorials become permanently posted i.e. stickied. However, I can imagine the problem that this may create, and perhaps I will just get off my ass and create a website where I can post them all for everyone's convenience.
So today, I am going to talk about the 5 Most Common Writing Pitfalls that I see writers, and game developers, consistently falling into. I have been on various RPG Maker forums since back in the RPG Maker 2000 age (although I would be hard-pressed to remember my login name) and although the people who log in may differ, their writing styles have not.
If you like this, make sure to offer feedback and such; that way, I will know whether to continue with future editions and articles here or not. I believe that it will be a great resource for a newbie/amateur creator, and a nice refresher for the experienced. Well...here goes.
(Warning: Wall of text coming)
My name is Seraph, and I will be publishing a chain of tutorials for storyline/screenplay writing. I am obviously targeting my tutorials towards game developers; however, any writer can benefit from my experience (and willingness to write a tutorial).
I would hope that my tutorials become permanently posted i.e. stickied. However, I can imagine the problem that this may create, and perhaps I will just get off my ass and create a website where I can post them all for everyone's convenience.
So today, I am going to talk about the 5 Most Common Writing Pitfalls that I see writers, and game developers, consistently falling into. I have been on various RPG Maker forums since back in the RPG Maker 2000 age (although I would be hard-pressed to remember my login name) and although the people who log in may differ, their writing styles have not.
If you like this, make sure to offer feedback and such; that way, I will know whether to continue with future editions and articles here or not. I believe that it will be a great resource for a newbie/amateur creator, and a nice refresher for the experienced. Well...here goes.
(Warning: Wall of text coming)