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Re: What to do when your motivation tanks.
Posted: 05 Sep 2014, 16:06
by Tarisyn (DELETED 5265)
Writing is fun for me, but it's also my outlet when I'm stressed. Instead of going ballistic or letting my emotions control me, I put them all into my characters and make them the insane ones. >.>
I do find the grid a lot of fun, though. It's the first grid game I actually -like- to long onto each day and make sure I do.
Re: What to do when your motivation tanks.
Posted: 05 Sep 2014, 18:00
by Momento
Jonah wrote:You people are weird.
I do the rp side as an exercise in creative writing. I get excited about it at times but it's never "fun". The grid is where fun happens.
I feel you may have stolen half my heart and transplanted it into yourself.
That is pretty much exactly how I feel.

Re: What to do when your motivation tanks.
Posted: 05 Sep 2014, 18:04
by Alexandrea
Both are fun for me. Not always at the same time... but usually I am enjoying at least one or the other if not both. ;)
Re: What to do when your motivation tanks.
Posted: 05 Sep 2014, 19:13
by Doc
Tarisyn wrote:Writing is fun for me, but it's also my outlet when I'm stressed. Instead of going ballistic or letting my emotions control me, I put them all into my characters and make them the insane ones. >.>
I do find the grid a lot of fun, though. It's the first grid game I actually -like- to long onto each day and make sure I do.
This. I torture my poor characters.
Re: What to do when your motivation tanks.
Posted: 05 Sep 2014, 19:23
by Robert Pratt
Me too. XD
Re: What to do when your motivation tanks.
Posted: 05 Sep 2014, 21:14
by Mora
I like moving every day, well I try to.
I like the different aspects of the game, but the writing lately for me has taken a front.