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Current I think watching fight scenes can help in general terms with writing combat, since it can give you an idea of flow and choreography.
4 yrs ago
At least if you're writing something you know, with knights.
4 yrs ago
I mean, depends on what you're writing, and the tone and theme of what you're writing. Trained armored knights were legitimately monstrous on the battlefield, so looking up how they fought helps.
4 yrs ago
As much as there's a lot of reasons twitter sucks, I genuinely don't want to see it die for the sake of all the artists who now rely on it. Hoping the shithead stops trying to directly administrate.
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roleplayerguild.com/posts/5… If anyone's up for fighting some kaiju, why not try out my new RP, Godzilla: YATAGARUSU?

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I'm not sure how stuff like that is too silly for a setting with literal space magic. What do you think crazy would mean then?
Hmm, okay, I'll have a post done today. I thought there were a couple other people who needed to post.
Like, people using magitech to grow swords and fight spaceships with them. Magitech staffs that shoot giant lasers. Punching satellites...

It would be really fun to worldbuild something crazy like that.
I honestly want to push for this to be really crazy if we can.
Yukimura Kirika, Lost Beastkin


"... Ah...?"

Kirika blinked several times when... it was a fairy girl, that was certain, spoke to her. For a few moments she fidgeted awkwardly. Normally she wasn't so shy around people, but, well... this whole situation was crazy, and weird, and... what was she supposed to say to foreigners again? Unless she could tell what they wanted, she didn't know any languages very well aside from Japanese. She had some extremely basic English knowledge, but her ability to speak it was absolutely not a strongsuit. For a few moments she hesitated, her ears twitching slightly, unconsciously, as she shuffled her feet.

"Ai... do notto no... eigo!" she managed, rubbing the back of her head awkwardly. It was a little embarrassing, and especially in this situation, where talking to someone was really important! But hopefully the fairy girl could help somehow in spite of this? She hoped so...




Yukimura Fujiko, Furious Swordswoman


Gah, it was just too loud here! Grumbling to herself, Fujiko shoved through several people who had recently appeared, stomping off to find somewhere it was more likely Kirika could hear her voice. This wasn't good. It wasn't good at all. Kirika was last in one of the early areas, grinding away at monsters, but if she had come here... There was no question of it, Fujiko had to find her and she had to find her as soon as possible. She was alone, and probably scared, and in this place... what if she got hurt? What would that even be like here?!

"Kirika-chan! It's onee-san, you don't have to be scared!" she called. And if someone was messing with her little sister... She had the Spark Blade. It'd be a good time to try it out in this... weird mashing of real life and Untold Eternity, wouldn't it? If Kirika couldn't hear her, though... there was a bar up ahead. Maybe someone in there had seen her! Fujiko sprinted up to the bar's door, grabbed it, and wrenched it open without even a moment's pause. Who gave a crap about being calm? Not in this situation. Not when Kirika might be in danger!

"Oi oi oi!" she called. Her hand traveled to the collar of the first person she saw, and she pulled them closer to her, staring them directly in the eyes.

"If you've seen a little white-haired beastkin mage girl with a bladed staff and a hat then tell me right now because she's my sister and if you've seen her and you don't tell me I'm going to show you what real pain feels like!"

Perhaps attempting to question people under such a severe temper was not the best idea.
That's fine, at least you mentioned so no-one was waiting to avoid leaving you behind. ^^;
"Of course! There's all different types!" replied Torako brightly, hopping from one foot too the other excitedly as she did. Her sleeves flapped as she stretched, and then folded her arms happily. Her home country was where her heart would always lay no matter what, and therefore she always loved discussing it. After all, even after the most lengthy of travels, she returned to Rikoku unquestionably. "There's basic karate, jujutsu, which is for taking on people with armor and weapons when you have none, and then sumo, which is when two really big, fat guys get into an arena and shove each other around!"

Torako gave a wide grin. "I dunno how to do any of them, but I know what they're like! I didn't learn anything about practicing them is all! ... And I'm not a huge fat guy so I can't do sumo even if I wanted to and I really don't!"

After a few moments of silence, the girl felt necessary to add a very important detail.

"Sumo's just for entertainment by the way!"
Okay, going to have my post up tonight.
I'll be honest and say that I don't really like the direction this is heading in right now.

Um, I don't really think it's necessary to destroy the Earth or anything like that. Honestly I feel like that kind of damages worldbuilding potential, especially if we focus on refugees rather then having established colonies and stuff like that. Also, since this is magitech, I feel like we could go with a less "gritty" setting and do something a bit more "fun"?

It doesn't have to be about monopolies and an Earth getting drained of resources or something, and I honestly think having Earth and a fair amount of colonies allows for a lot more worldbuilding potential anyway.
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