Very soon I am going to turn to my last resort. Plot webbing. Because I am stuck, but at least I can admit that. ^_^ I hate to do it. Admit that I'm stuck, I mean. And I hate plot webbing too. Does anyone on here hate plot webbing also? Or do you love it and wish to marry it as soon as it is legal?
"Funniest Member -- Sachiko. Secretly the devil. Do not engage. I repeat, do not engage." -- Iggy
"Behold ye babes of grammar: the goddess Sachiko. She does what she wants." -- Lauren2010
Yes, it's pretty much doing as Valor-san said, you draw the little bubbles, and branch off with more ideas. It's rather a pain... *uses it only as a last resort*
"Funniest Member -- Sachiko. Secretly the devil. Do not engage. I repeat, do not engage." -- Iggy
"Behold ye babes of grammar: the goddess Sachiko. She does what she wants." -- Lauren2010
lol. Yes, I can see that sucking. Though, if you have a big enough paper it could be kind of cool to have this little web of your plot. However I have no patient for that. I just do my nice little word bank and write point form. ^_^
I'm like that song stuck in your head; I come and I go, but never truly dissapear.
I was bored and wanting to plan something, so I started off by creating a character using this, and now I have a plot, some more characters and two worlds!
So no, I don't think I hate it, although I do hate my A4 pieces of paper.
*Don't expect to see me around much in the next couple of weeks. School has started again, and it'll be a couple of weeks before I've settled in. If you've asked me for a critique, you will get it, but not for a little while. Sorry*
"Storybooks and roleplays are just for fun!" To which I say: of course! But why only "just"? Sometimes fun is found in the full-send. Sometimes fun is found in taking it seriously, and aiming to do it with excellence! — soundofmind
