Bread-and-Burter

So, supposing I was to make a return...Would people mind if I had changed my writing style from a self insert character to a main character relative to each story? 
          	
          	I don't know what it is, but the idea of seeing y/n for the main characters name makes me feel uncomfortable. Simply due to it taking the reader away from the fantasy that is the story. I hope people don't mind?

TheRemedialsDoctor

@Bread-and-Burter Using an actual in-universe main character helps not to divert the reader's attention away from the actual tone and setting. When they see y/n it doesn't across the same way as a normal name would- I think it would be a good change. Might make the stories more immersive. The fun of an OC is that the reader can think of themselves as the character anyway- But then every now and again- When you write that character doing something that represents their beliefs, or makes a choice the reader might not that's what makes it special. That's what outlines your main character and cements them in the story you've written.
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Bread-and-Burter

So, supposing I was to make a return...Would people mind if I had changed my writing style from a self insert character to a main character relative to each story? 
          
          I don't know what it is, but the idea of seeing y/n for the main characters name makes me feel uncomfortable. Simply due to it taking the reader away from the fantasy that is the story. I hope people don't mind?

TheRemedialsDoctor

@Bread-and-Burter Using an actual in-universe main character helps not to divert the reader's attention away from the actual tone and setting. When they see y/n it doesn't across the same way as a normal name would- I think it would be a good change. Might make the stories more immersive. The fun of an OC is that the reader can think of themselves as the character anyway- But then every now and again- When you write that character doing something that represents their beliefs, or makes a choice the reader might not that's what makes it special. That's what outlines your main character and cements them in the story you've written.
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Bread-and-Burter

Thinking about starting an Rp at some point, anyone interested?

-Scissors61-

Someone say... RP???
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Bread-and-Burter

I'm largely a fan of DBZ so I'm likely to go with that
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NIGHTMASTERJ

what you like
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HK_Grimm

Thanks for the follow

HK_Grimm

@Bread-and-Burter the reader becoming villain and blaming the heros for what he became because they didn't save him
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Bread-and-Burter

What would this story entail
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Bread-and-Burter

Really?
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Bread-and-Burter

I have a question. I’m gonna take a break from updating my other stories to clear my head so I must ask. Would you guys enjoy a new story? I’ve been thinking for a little while and I wanted people’s opinions. Hell, I’ll even take a few suggestions or ideas if you’d like.

The789Guy

@Bread-and-Burter Yes, do a oneshot book.
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Bread-and-Burter

Even if it’s something like a oneshot book
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