What's your biggest strength/flex as an author?📝

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My biggest flex is that I make my readers suffer by killing of or making their favorite characters suffer. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

And I have a talent with animating overlays :hugs:

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You’re sick :pensive:

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Writing stories that Episode would not approve. :joy:
And I’m pretty good at overall coding :slight_smile:

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Well, it’s kinda both a flex and a flaw. I’m great at being a perfectionist. I work hard with the characters, the scenes, the dialogue and won’t be satisfied until it looks great, flows nicely and contributes to the story, develops it further. There’s no room for errors.

Though, being a perfectionist makes it take a lot more time the it probably had to take. Can be quite tiresome. Takes a lot of energy, but I’m trying to become better at balance. :woman_shrugging:t3:

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My biggest strength turned out to be creating mini games.

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I’ve never really tried creating a mini game but they’re very cool to come across in Episode stories so that’s pretty awesome :slight_smile:

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Maybe sometimes, but honestly I’m crying while writing those scenes :pleading_face:

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In the story i am working on right know 911 this high school girl kills three people and frames her best friend and her best friend got the d*ath Penalty

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I would say i am good at back stories but mostly character names i always find Weird ones or make some up that i like

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Hmm, I’d say my strengths would be describing characters feelings well, how they’re feeling, why they’re feeling that way, what caused it ect. Then another would be my directing and use of overlays.

Also the unfinished stories thing is so relatable :joy::face_holding_back_tears: having multiple story ideas I only did 1 episode for :joy:

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i guess for me my biggest flex is that i’m a fast coder. i can finish an episode chapter in at least three nights. idk if that’s fast but it’s just i see so many authors releasing one or two chapters a month and i don’t blame them cause coding is hard work and we have lives outside episode. but it’s easy for me to finish coding a chapter quickly.

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That’s definitely quick. It takes me like 2-3 months for 2 chapters :roll_eyes:

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Bump :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Definitely designing characters. And killing them off which I love to do. :grin:

I’m also really good at character development, using/creating filters, selecting music/sounds to set the tone for scenes (I’m a firm believer in using music in stories, sorry), and crafting mysteries/building suspense. Which is why thriller seems to be my forte. :thinking:

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Mine is coming up with good story ideas. I think my ideas are good, things I would enjoy reading, but I suck at executing.

maybe I should just sell my story ideas or smthn :skull:

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My flex is not being able to hold a story like before I get tired of it and not making enough characters for my scenes

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This is so me.

You’re so sick btw :sweat:

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I am the EXACT same way. It takes me a long time to put my plans in to motion and I end up abandoning them after hard work, because I realize they aren’t coming along the way I want them to. :sob: :sob:

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I admire people that are good at story planning.

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Especially the music part, right? :joy:

It hurts me too! Sometimes. Okay, not really. :eyes: But my current story is based on a tragedy! People are supposed to die. :sob:

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