[S>Writer] Game Writer Looking For A New Project

Aatrox_Writes

Aatrox_Writes

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Hey everyone! I am a full-time author, and narrative designer. I primarily write monster girl harem, but I am open to other opportunities and kinks.

Skills:
  • Script Writing
  • World Building
  • Character Building
  • Dialogue
  • Character Relationships
  • Romance
  • Barks
Tools I'm Proficient In:
  • Word/G Docs/Scrivener
  • Final Draft
  • Renpy (limited)
  • Articy: Draft

Preferred method of contact:
  • Discord: ajax1111

Employment Type & Rates:
  • I'm would be open to contract work depending on the project.
  • If you're a 3d artist/animator and would like to partner with me, contact me about RS splits.
  • Rate: $.055 / word

Writing Samples:
  • Blood of the Dragon:
    • Lead writer:
      • Outlined full story arc
      • Created character sheets for each character
      • Wrote all existing content
  • MMA Life Simulator:
    • Contracted Writer:
      • Brought in temporarily to help buff up the existing writing and create a new quest line according to B7's needs
      • Created character sheets for each character
      • Rewrote and edited: Intro, Thug content, Nisha content, and Sherry content
      • Created the Diaz/Rose quest line based on B7's direction
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Aatrox_Writes

Aatrox_Writes

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sora21345 said:
i guess in general
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Start small. Start by outlining the story you want to tell. Once you begin outlining, you'll find gaps where the world building needs to be filled in. E.g. Sora is a rookie police officer for the intergalactic rangers. The book/game starts with him being recruited and getting pulled into a murder mystery on the first day of his job.

Just from that little bit, you've defined: a sci fi setting, a political/government organization, and laws. Three important structures to solidify your world building. For this story you'll need to define how the galactic political system works and how that intertwines with the day to day, how the government governs its people: is it harsh? is it lawless?, and then those laws that define them: are the punishments severe? Is it just a slap on the wrist? Can people bribe their way out?

Answering these questions will help you correctly plot the story for your game/story.

And as you continue to write and fill in the gaps, you'll find more and then you'll need to create answers to your own questions. Not doing so threatens uniformity and creates plot holes.

Now if you want to go BIG, you can define all the world building up front. For this, I would recommend a reference sheet or style guide. Something like this:
You must be registered to see the links


They are just big docs full of questions that give you answers to your setting and world. When you write your story you can use the answers to those questions as a basis for defining your setting and world.
 
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sora21345

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Aatrox_Writes said:
Start small. Start by outlining the story you want to tell. Once you begin outlining, you'll find gaps where the world building needs to be filled in. E.g. Sora is a rookie police officer for the intergalactic rangers. The book/game starts with him being recruited and getting pulled into a murder mystery on the first day of his job.

Just from that little bit, you've defined: a sci fi setting, a political/government organization, and laws. Three important structures to solidify your world building. For this story you'll need to define how the galactic political system works and how that intertwines with the day to day, how the government governs its people: is it harsh? is it lawless?, and then those laws that define them: are the punishments severe? Is it just a slap on the wrist? Can people bribe their way out?

Answering these questions will help you correctly plot the story for your game/story.

And as you continue to write and fill in the gaps, you'll find more and then you'll need to create answers to your own questions. Not doing so threatens uniformity and creates plot holes.

Now if you want to go BIG, you can define all the world building up front. For this, I would recommend a reference sheet or style guide. Something like this:
You must be registered to see the links


They are just big docs full of questions that give you answers to your setting and world. When you write your story you can use the answers to those questions as a basis for defining your setting and world.
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would this work in a fantasy setting?
 
DarthSpitz717

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I too am a writer and hammered out the start of a script.

Might be better if we compared notes and perhaps see if we can entice a crew to work on shares. Let me know what you think.
 
Aatrox_Writes

Aatrox_Writes

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DarthSpitz717 said:
I too am a writer and hammered out the start of a script.

Might be better if we compared notes and perhaps see if we can entice a crew to work on shares. Let me know what you think.
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Hi! Thanks for the offer, but I'm not interested in working with other writers at this time. I definitely wish you the best on your project!
 
sora21345

sora21345

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hey you wanna see what i come up with? just to let you know it really isn't that amazing especially the lore but i would love to hear your take on it
 
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