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From what I've seen on this website, it's the ability to not introduce smut halfway through the fight that is the hardest for the author...

Think about what you're trying to say with the fight scene. Action sequences can be a great way to show character, background, growth...

I had to take a week off after the new year, I was so exhausted! But now I come back with another installment of Villainess, Retry!, and...

1. What is the hardest thing about writing a fight scene? 2. What do you do to make sure there is a good balance? (Dialogue, Action and...

Yea. I want to know this as well. It would be great if anyone responding could point to an actual fight scene and give your thought...

1. Making my vision clear. I can usually picture scenes easily in my head, but translating that into words is always a challenge for me...

(Dialogue, Action and Metaphorical Description)

Well, there are many aspects to analyze from a fight scene. But I will focus on one thing: visualizing the fight scene that is easy for...

Ah. That's a writing style question. I usually prioritize dialogue and action myself. I rarely use metaphor in fights. But that might...

1-Go find a movie with a fight scene, preferably one that matches your setting. 2- Watch the scene all the way through. 3- Watch it a...

I'd like to think I'm good at these. For me, the things I try to focus on are impressions, internal dialogue, and decisive blows. Your...

I will share experiences but know that this may not be the advice you are looking for or need. So a disclaimer that this is my opinion...

The hardest part I'd say is matching the physicality to the internal conflict your main character is going through, how the fight...

Supernatural and horror. :love: I can't explain why I can create such short-story masterpieces of terror, but it's definitely a gift...

Action, fantasy (villainess), fantasy (magical girl), horror, mystery (occult detective), supernatural.