Deeply fucked up that this game (real life) forces you to play a crafting mini-game (cooking) every time you want to replenish your stamina bar.
You can skip the crafting game by using a pre-made consumable if you have them on hand, but high level players will constantly nag you about it and tell you that it damages your character's stats in the long run.
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I do option A but I don't refer to it as a "first draft," just an "outline." My drafting process usually looks like C.
I had a couple conversations with people about the style they use to write their first/rough draft, and it has me curious how other writers go about it. Personally, I am complete linear format only—full prose, fleshed out scenes, start to finish, no place holders. I have been told this is... odd?
I realize there are a lot of different methods, but go with what is closest (or the other option if none of these are close)!
*D is not combinable with other options as it is meant to represent the form I described for myself at top of post.
(Reblog for larger sample size please 😊)
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here’s my one whole discourse post for pride month. you fucks will never ever ever wean off the radfem shit if you keep trying to give “cis men are evil” nuance. no, it’s not bad because they could be closeted or questioning, it’s bad because gender essentialism is a fucking brain poison and it makes you stupid
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here’s my one whole discourse post for pride month. you fucks will never ever ever wean off the radfem shit if you keep trying to give “cis men are evil” nuance. no, it’s not bad because they could be closeted or questioning, it’s bad because gender essentialism is a fucking brain poison and it makes you stupid
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I was waiting for this scene at the end of Fionna and Cake.
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i dont know what youre talking about i would never attack my friend paper towela
Image 1 Description: Red and white tabby wrestling with a roll of paper towels
Image 2 Description: Same cat laying down with his head up and his paws politely in front of him
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I worked very hard on this
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“Never trust your tongue when your heart is bitter.”
— Samuel J. Hurwitt
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