Recent content by Elmir_Arch-Ham_of_Omega

Strictly speaking, it's just a body of knowledge of on how to attack and defend in a manner that is effective and efficient. It gets its name from Mars, the Roman god of war. In the end, it's still all about who uses the style and how they apply it.

Sometimes it lets me write whole chunks of a chapter. I'll hold off on the list unless there's a demand for it.

...nobody asks Why is my writing experience...

In the "Peanut" chapter, Ingrid's team opens up a "stasis chest" and releases Peanut, a mushroom-folk who was sealed away by her former teammates before they team got overrun by monsters. Ingrid could have chosen to have the team retreat back to the surface rather than continuing on and finding...

Intergalactic Nut-Punching Tournament 2: Ding-Dong Boogaloo. It's still stuck in development hell in Googledocs though... I'll let you know when I actually do release a chapter.

Hard stats can work, strict numbers can work. Just look at any story, movie, game etc. where it's about people playing cards or mahjong. Or any story that's about legal proceedings. If you want to make it a hard numbers game, you should, because you like it that way. The only thing you need to...

Explicit beats implicit hands-down by sheer virtue alone. Pun intended. Irony intended. Delivery however, is a different matter. As my barber once told me, for every one heartfelt romance scene, there's ten sappy eye-roll worthy scenes that are the exact same premise and setting.

Speaking of Harem...where are the girls? It's just one in the cover, it looks like a traditional action-romance-fantasy novel, not a harem. Harem with one girl in the cover only works it looks like a Japanese VN.

none. put the fluffy familiar in the cover to fool everyone.

10/10

You just do it. That's all there is you to do.

I've read many things, I've watched many things, I've played many things. Ideas in my head battle in an arena of fire and only the best, or funniest, or weirdest survive. At one point, I wanted to "make the experience of entering a portal different and not just looking at a screensaver with VR...

I headcanon that his nose was never grotesquely large, but in his eyes this little distinguishing feature might as well have been a mile long.

Both. Chaos is a ladder.