Printed from https://shop.writing.com/main/profile/notebook/lieutenantwolf
| As of about a week ago, I started up Saya's introduction. This isn't to say I didn't know where I wanted to take that branch of the interactive, but rather that it took time to reimagine what I was working with. That happens sometimes. My other projects are looking fine as well, including a few that I held off to the side in hopes of expanding them later. That happens a lot, too. |
| Rushing just ain't my style. |
| Welp, I couldn't finish every one of the intros in a month. That's a tad disappointing, but I'll keep working at all of the characters. Now I just get to split my time between work, class, food, sleep and then writing. Hope for the best. |
| And now Saya and Saeko have their fair share of outstanding foot scenes. Just gotta get to writing them. |
| Shizuka and Rei are really gearing up to have some interesting foot scenes. |
| Finished the last of the character bios. Now, it's time to write. |
First interactive story is off to a fine start, although I am having some trouble with the special characters. I wonder if that's just a Writing.com problem?
|
| Introductory chapter finished for the High School of the Dead interactive... not sure when I'll make it public, but I'm not lost in delusions of grandeur. The sooner is opens, the sooner it starts racking up some views. And man, I want this to be successful. |
| Also, I'm gonna see if I can restart this project: |
| Well, since I've been so graciously rewarded with fans who want me to start my own interactive, I suppose I'll just have to do so. However, by myself, it's gonna take some time to actually get it started... but I'm determined to make it happen. I hope people like High School of the Dead. |
| It was only a matter of time before some random guy added to my interactives, thus ensuring that I would never be able to continue them. I guess I should be glad that I was spared this problem for so long, and only now have to deal with the reality of things. |
| Why am I so fond of writing about defenseless women? |
| No.. bad me. Stop getting so attached to my work. |
| I've been asked to create (for the most part) a pet character to go alongside a real character. It's such a fascinating thing to write a story from the perspective of a pet. They can contribute so much to the experience, despite their usually smaller dimensions. If I wasn't so familiar with the success of this idea already, then I might have been worried. |
* Content and content ratings in this area are monitored solely by this member. Page owners have the ability to remove posts and/or block posters who do not follow the content rating or who post unwanted content. In addition, each member can block/ignore another member using the Block/Ignore Members" link on the Account
Options screen.
Printed from https://shop.writing.com/main/profile/notebook/lieutenantwolf
View Portfolio
Visit Notebook
Send Gift Points
Awards
Badges
Send Email
Community Newsfeed
General Discussion
Sponsored Items
Book of Trinkets
Static Items
Books
Groups
Interactive Stories
Audio
Campfire Creatives
Community Notes
Crossword Puzzles
Documents
Folders
Images
In & Outs
Madlibs
Photo Albums
Polls
Product Reviews
Quizzes
Survey Forms
Web Pages
Word Searches
