Meanwhile at GW headquarters, Mohawk guy desperately tries to make some based rules and stories, while some idiots shouts his idea about bdsm and edge.
It's the only explanation to GW bad rules and writing, small departments do their things without interacting with others. Then they splat all thier ideas into a book and sell it.
"Vigorous writing is concise. A sentence should contain no unnecessary words, a paragraph no unnecessary sentences, for the same reason that a drawing should have no unnecessary lines and a machine no unnecessary parts. This requires not that the writer make all his sentences short, or that he avoid all detail and treat his subjects only in outline, but that every word tells."
Zachary Gomez
I will keep this in mind.
Elijah Foster
>Spends three sentences, four commas, and sixty-three words to say "Keep it simple, Stupid."
Asher Hall
>three sentences aren't concise.
Forum has an age limit for a reason
Jayden Fisher
>missing the point "Omit needless words"
John Phillips
All six of those ideas combined are pretty good though >Classy >Erudite >Traditional >Outdoorsy >Has a naughty side >Chivalrous
What you end up with is a female knight of noble stock who spends a lot of time in the wilds, dutybound to protect the peasantry of bumfuck nowhere that other knights can't be bothered to protect and loves a good book from time to time. Especially books and poetry that describe extremely lewd acts like holding hands in public or mutually consentual intercourse between two people who love eachother deeply prior to marriage but refuses to act on them due to her strict and traditional upbringing so she spends a lot of her time alone rubbing herself
7/10 character design. Solid at its base, but a bit of magical realm slipped through.
Caleb Baker
drop that classy whatever and we have solid wife material
Nathan Foster
The words were not wasted. Simply ordering someone to "keep it simple, stupid" holds little weight; to reinforce the writer's point, he has used emphasis and allegory to highlight both what he has to say, and why it is important.
Caleb Powell
I'm having a hard time interpreting the picture. WHAT DOES IT MEEN?
Christian Stewart
>What if Dr. Frankenstein was six men, and they had different ideas for making a waifu
Grayson Gutierrez
>drop that classy whatever
Oliver Cook
It's about fucking and they're talking about their 'types'. Visibly it's supposed to be a guy's perspective of a girl they're making a move on, split up into different sorts of women and scenarios.
Also, I think it's funny that the punk dude wants to be with some ladyknight and that the guy into bondage is yelling about it.
Jaxon Brown
i love how the bottom right guy is screaming about his fetish
James Wood
Just like on Veeky Forums
Jaxon Fisher
Nope.
Got to keep that classy side for public perception.
Class is at it's best when it is defiled.
Angel Ortiz
...
Luis Scott
You used four words and a comma
Charles Sanders
Such a hilarious example of the classic blunder.
Colton Lee
Looks like OP fell for one of the classic blunders.
David Perez
wank!
Levi Martin
I LOVE YOU ESDEATH-TAICHOU!
Aaron Rogers
>classic blunder for ants
Nolan Hughes
It's a bunch of voraphiles talking about the best type of girl to eat.
Jack Price
Justice best girl!
Noah Baker
I'm sure I have seen something like this before.
One of the not shit characters, few as they were
Noah Baker
I haven't, what is it?
Adam Lewis
The super strict paladin type character in Dragon Age Inquisition, called Cassandra.
The book that she always had with her was not holy writ. It was literature. Smutty literature.