I was originally going to do First bosses, until I realized that four of them are largely the same boss battle and would have made it difficult to do a list. So I'm doing final dungeons with an expanded criteria. I've been listening to final dungeon themes to rate them.
Oooh, what's it gonna be about?
That's pretty sweet. I just took down, most likely the greatest hunter who ever lived, and now I'm in Innsmouth, or at least a place that looks like how I would imagine in Bloodborne. Other than that, I'm prepping for another top ten list.
Its saving grace is that it is, as many people tell me, pretty, but definitely not easy to read. Even I have to squint to make sense of it. Anyway, I'm almost done with the Witcher. Chapter 4 was unexpectedly awesome. It was a breather episode after a very climactic chapter three and its content can best be summed up as Arthurian legends meet Lovecraftian stuff meets Polish literary classics. It also takes place in the most Polish countryside I've ever seen in summer and you can really feel the heat. There's also just something incredibly visceral about beating up a wyvern in a wheat field dotted with poppy that looks almost identical to the places where you spent your summer.
I actually feel my handwriting is fairly legible as long as I'm not rushing it. You're handwriting isn't the worse I've seen.
Ahem. So I heard you think your handwriting is illegible. (SPOILER)
Yeah, that piece was more of a stream of consciousness thing I wrote over Easter weekend. It was the piece I actually hand wrote.
Right. I'll keep that in mind when I get to the actual critiquing then!
Yes, it's a project that is a collection of short stories and poems. The central piece is a longer short novella type deal but I'm still a ways from getting that finished because I'm still determining where to go with it.
I'll try to get some more constructive feedback on your thing soon! So this is part of a bigger thing?
