Three dimensional characters are always better than two dimensional ones.
Two dimensional characters exist only for cheap window dressing and marketing.
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Three dimensional characters are always better than two dimensional ones
Angel Thompson
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Justin White
That special he did for BBC was total tripe.
I was tuning In to see maybe I can get a good idea on how to be better and all he does is spout of about if you wanna write a good character you need to know them.
No fucking duh Moore what else?!
Nathaniel Cooper
And that's the truth. You need to know their personalities, thoughts, opinions and beliefs. It's what makes good writing.
Connor Martinez
I already knew that, you know what else is easier? Just writing whatever shit is popular and regurgitating that.
Elijah Cox
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These? Yeah, he is somehow a whack, hack, good writer. Sometimes you want to hail him, but than he does a faceslap thing. Guess he lives up to his characterisations by being the best comic writer and a hack at the same time.
Lincoln Powell
That's the one, a waste of time honestly do not expect to learn anything new if you have an education above the 4th grade level.
Jordan Phillips
Guess he just wants publicy but dont spoil the secrets to keep his status quo in comics?
What if his dark magic relies on public awareness and attention? So he keeps his power as long as people talk about him. But he needs to be the supreme comic writer. Thats why you get these interviews were you know people will discuss andseeth. What if these Alan Moore threads we constantly get is made by Alan? And every post keeps giving him magic energy?
Ian Diaz
Why don't we save the comments and paste them up when this same dead end thread is posted EVERY FUCKING WEEK.
Bentley Russell
Problem with that is there is no such thing as magic, dark or otherwise. It's just superstition and delusion. The Easter Bunny doesn't hide eggs around anyone's house, either.
Gabriel Lopez
Not always. Some good fiction is plot driven, more about puzzle solving than about personalities. There's no need for iron rules regarding fiction, plenty of room for all varieties.
Luke Martinez
That's lore autism brain for you.
Luis Bailey
why bump it at all?
Leo Phillips
Thank you for bumping a thread you hate.
Kayden Roberts
Then you're a hack writer.
Lincoln Myers
I wish I could look that cool and uncool the same time when I get old.
David Howard
>No Easter Bunny
You spoilsport. There are kids (18+) who could read your post!
Brandon Turner
Bump
Ayden Baker
nigger
Gabriel Watson
Seething
Nathaniel Nguyen
Flirt flirt flirt. You two love each other/
Juan Adams
Judging from most of the comments on this board, I'd bet lots of anons are under 12 let alone 18.
Hudson Sanders
I'm just tired of the autist bumping his own shitty copypasta threads
Charles Perry
Works for some of the greatest authors in literature, giving it a tag doesn't devalue it.
Luis Cook
Most talented writers don't know how they do it. They just stumble upon a way of working that works for them then fruitlessly try to retro engineer it when asked for advice.
Nathan Harris
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Listening to Will Wheaten read this book and it takes a running jump, starting two dimensional and becoming three dimensional as part of the plot point. Like good stories this is called character progression. So i think he's talking about general work it's better to try and tell the story through relatable points of view. But the song is kino, needs to be listened to at 1.25 speed though like all Jonathan Coulton songs
Colton Young
3d > 2d