Oh yeah, this multiverse is going to be so much fun! So many interesting twists I can use! Lets me mix and match media, genres, games, etc. In fact, I dunno if I've mentioned this here (I think I did), but this story is much, much bigger than Starbound and the avali! Season 2 will, in fact, be a different game entirely if all goes to plan.
Let me drop a hint as well: all my series are canon unless I say otherwise in the series (the only ones I can think of that aren't are Ori DE and Starbound 1.0). Now, maybe those were just me playing games, but remember... Mengele said this probably wasn't my first excursion into the multiverse.
Been doing that one for years. My characters already talk back to me. Can't go out of character or they freak out on me too... Essh. Harshe critic-.... Harshe critics. The whole lot of em! Worst part is when your skill in writing falters and it's never good enough. So much "do it again, not good enough!" -_-
(09-04-2016, 10:06 PM)Kohrokho Wrote: [ -> ]Ah, multiverse logic. I could talk for hours...
It's neat to think all ideas exist as something real somewhere, eh? And who knows, maybe that's just the tip of the iceberg, maybe this whole multiverse is just one, er... hmm... how can I word this...
PHILOSOPHY TANGENT:
Okay. So let's say you have a little bubble.
(our universe)
And outside of that...
( multiverse <-- ( universe) )
And outside of that...
( (our multiverse + universe) (paradox land) (pocket of nothing, rainbows, whatever) )
END PHILOSOPHY TANGENT*
You forgot one-off, two-topic, societal parent, ludo-narrative, Triplet, mirror, planed, levels, and many more variants.
Oh yeah, the feeling that your work is not good enough is killer. Thing is, everybody gets that feeling. You have to push through and finish the work anyway--otherwise you'll never finish anything, and you'll never get better.
(09-10-2016, 08:37 PM)YDH Wrote: [ -> ]Oh yeah, the feeling that your work is not good enough is killer. Thing is, everybody gets that feeling. You have to push through and finish the work anyway--otherwise you'll never finish anything, and you'll never get better.
Depends actually. A lot of times it is good to step back shut up and look at the bigger picture, and come back later, when you've thought about it more. Other times step up and get shit done. After all I've rushed things and they always turn out horrible. But I've also forced myself to write even when I didn't want to. (IE writers block) And the only things that hold up to my own criticisms were while I had writers block and kept going anyways. Every single one I can barely believe were written by me.
(09-10-2016, 08:37 PM)YDH Wrote: [ -> ]Oh yeah, the feeling that your work is not good enough is killer. Thing is, everybody gets that feeling. You have to push through and finish the work anyway--otherwise you'll never finish anything, and you'll never get better.
Depends actually. A lot of times it is good to step back shut up and look at the bigger picture, and come back later, when you've thought about it more. Other times step up and get shit done. After all I've rushed things and they always turn out horrible. But I've also forced myself to write even when I didn't want to. (IE writers block) And the only things that hold up to my own criticisms were while I had writers block and kept going anyways. Every single one I can barely believe were written by me.
Sure, quality is very important. But all too often people want to do something creative but all their projects bog down and run out of steam, fall into endless rewrites, of just get shoved to the side because the writer doesn't feel they're good enough. In these cases, all the stepping back and rethinking won't help--the only way to overcome this particular problem is to force yourself to accept your work as "good enough" and finish it despite its flaws. Don't rush it, but if it's just stagnating, push through and finish it even if it's not as good as you want it to be. Let it be what it is, and you'll learn from it and do better the next time.
I did this with every episode of STMB, and you can see it get better as it goes along.
Phew, it's been a long time, but I'm finally putting the finishes on the season finale! It's huge: 1 hr 15 min, and more technically complex than previous episodes. Will be releasing soon.
Would anybody be interested in a Twitch livestream premier simultaneous with the YouTube release?
(10-21-2016, 08:32 PM)YDH Wrote: [ -> ]Phew, it's been a long time, but I'm finally putting the finishes on the season finale! It's huge: 1 hr 15 min, and more technically complex than previous episodes. Will be releasing soon.
Would anybody be interested in a Twitch livestream premier simultaneous with the YouTube release?
YES.
And regarding the Twitch stream: I would like that, but I'll wait and see if more people would show interest
(10-21-2016, 08:32 PM)YDH Wrote: [ -> ]Phew, it's been a long time, but I'm finally putting the finishes on the season finale! It's huge: 1 hr 15 min, and more technically complex than previous episodes. Will be releasing soon.
Would anybody be interested in a Twitch livestream premier simultaneous with the YouTube release?
Nice, i found this thread shortly after joining the site, i watched all 5 episodes shortly thereafter, and i thoroughly enjoyed it all.
As for premiering it on Twitch, i would certainly be interested in watching that.
(10-21-2016, 08:32 PM)YDH Wrote: [ -> ]Phew, it's been a long time, but I'm finally putting the finishes on the season finale! It's huge: 1 hr 15 min, and more technically complex than previous episodes. Will be releasing soon.
Would anybody be interested in a Twitch livestream premier simultaneous with the YouTube release?
OH! Shit, the work that would have taken... I don't care what it is. Well done no matter what, putting that much work into something.
I may be interested in the stream. Depends on the actual when. Welcome back, and nice to see you again.
Confirming now: Livestream premier Saturday, October 29, 3:00 PM EST, 7:00 PM GMT, to be found on my Twitch channel: https://www.twitch.tv/yellowdemonhurlr
Fear ye not, I'm working on the YouTube version even as you squeak. I wanted to release it simultaneously, but I found some errors I want to fix first.
The situation is grim. Faced with the choice of either risking capture by the Miniknog or killing not only the tentacle beast but innocent civilians, Rhaomi has sent Yellow away. Now, separated and alone, Yellow and Rhaomi must make choices which could very well destroy them…
It is a beautiful work. The openings always have seemed to have a rusty blade-edge to them that almost put me off though, but the moment you get past it the entire episodes are really excellently laid out. I guess that's why most TV shows and movies have something at the start to let them cut into it slowly. Rather than suddenly.