How about something really unique? A music video promoting a book: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lH92p8VrXb2_mbA.html
@TheMidnightdrunk4 сағат бұрын
How about something really unique? A music video promoting a book: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lH92p8VrXb2_mbA.html
@Arukorstza4 сағат бұрын
Type 1: Ah, actual world building with humans who are humans. Type II: Oh, humans are morons and the aliens are humans? Type III: r/HFY
@eb73894 сағат бұрын
Me coming up with ideas for a massive fanfiction series set in the post season 3 Transformers Animated universe expanding on tons of ancillary media-only characters and bringing closure to the series, making countless references and homages to the entire franchise and its enormous roster of characters and concepts along the way, spanning both rejected or otherwise unrealized episodes of the original series and entirely new stories, made up of one-shots and multi-chapter storylines all connected through an underlying plotline teasing a new faction of villains composed of various forgotten Decepticons that come attacking Cybertron in a spectacular final chapter: Also me being stuck on a single story for months, desperately trying to figure out how time travel works in a logical and non self-contradicting way and why the villains would want to use it just because I wanted to force a non-Prime Animated version of Vector Prime barely resembling the original character into an already existing storyline about travelling to a dark future:
@macaemeia1464 сағат бұрын
Relatable
@nisc20015 сағат бұрын
me trying to forget the major spoiler i found on a book series i didn't finish yet own, many maaaany years ago....i still remember that there's some kind of time skip but i think waiting out my memory of the spoiler has paid off and i might actually read the series xD
@silverstar45058 сағат бұрын
Gimmie the art, gimmie the memes
@mazreadssometimes12 сағат бұрын
not the "don't hug me, I'm scared" clock lmao
@crawfy4812 сағат бұрын
When I read an ebook, I turn off the page counter/progress bar to avoid being spoiled how far the ending is
@milesmonacothesequel229412 сағат бұрын
This has to be a sign that I must remain strong
@Greyguy1914 сағат бұрын
I can say it for the first time in my life this man is letterly me.
@oleksandrbyelyenko43516 сағат бұрын
And so I crave spoilers
@nubby305016 сағат бұрын
If a story is good, spoilers will not ruin it, if it is bad, not spoiling will not make it better, if someone wants to look as spoilers they shouldn’t feel guilty about it. However, don’t spoil stuff for people without their consent.
@juniormint506517 сағат бұрын
He's a big nose on that close up lol
@krampus752018 сағат бұрын
Honestly, fuck word and their updated color settings. I only write in Word BLUE and they DELETED it and the only options are black, white, gray, and lighter BLUE with WHITE ON IT. Walk into MY HOUSE (your shitty product), change the color of MY WALLS(your shitty product), expect me to still use MY HOUSE (your shitty product) I WONT SUBMIT TO THIS BLATENT VIOLATION OF MY WORKFLOW (i still use your shitty product)
@krampus752018 сағат бұрын
Thats alot of subtext.
@krampus752018 сағат бұрын
Trying to write a one-shot fanfiction under 400,000 words be like
@GingerAle33319 сағат бұрын
You look like you write for a living ngl
@stanisawkrzyzaniaktheoviraptor19 сағат бұрын
You forgot about the part where someone does actually show up only to say that the book(or movie series or tv series or game) sucks and the person who made it doesn't deserve to live
@PoppyHapalopus19 сағат бұрын
Me reading The Goblin Emperor. I eventually relented and getting snippets of spoilers made the book a million times better. The best books are the ones that get better every time you reread them<3
@soggycracker593420 сағат бұрын
You want bleak Type 1? 'The Killing Star', Charles R. Pellegrino and George Zebrowski. It is surreal and depressing. One of the things I find interesting about many modern Sci-Fi writers... They want to portray a future human race as fully integrated and homogenized. You know what happens if that happens? We die out. Our diversity is our greatest strength, and homogenization would eliminate that strength.
@juniormint506521 сағат бұрын
This whole thing hinges on the idea that humans are both robots and not robots.
@SpaceShip-Orion22 сағат бұрын
Independence Day VS Rick and Morty
@nathanielreichert4638Күн бұрын
Lol he did read something other than Harry Potter: the Harry Potter Wikipedia page 😂
@nathanielreichert4638Күн бұрын
The matter-antimatter asymmetry is because of a demon who stole it 😂 the abscence of evidence is not evidence of abscence
@severe_case_of_multistanКүн бұрын
I read books backwards. Because I am gigachad, and I don't care.
@TheZetaKaiКүн бұрын
*Finish book* "Off to TV Tropes!"
@somenerdonline9627Күн бұрын
The only Sci Fi metric that matters to me is how hot the aliens are.
@Mrpersonman0Күн бұрын
Well of course he's hiding in your closet, you left Reddit open.
@Bluecat-mi8Күн бұрын
so real
@georgevelis4651Күн бұрын
"I bet there's so much fanart out there. I bet there's entire communities about people just making memes about this book" and then you finish the book and go online and find out only like 5 people have read this book and nobody has talked about it in years
@VanbeddaКүн бұрын
While reading WoT for the first time after the end of each book I treated myself by going throueh the reddit "Memeing every chapter of Wheel of Time" archive for the corresponding book. Were some things spoiled? Yes. Do I regret it? Slightly. Was I going through a really stressful and isolating time in my life and I just really needed the feeling of community and laughs? Absolutely.
@feelswriterКүн бұрын
Done know watcha got till it's gone
@dominicandres1762Күн бұрын
Just wanted to say, I love your channel man. Keep up the good work! Please!
@cannon_katКүн бұрын
Im sorry did you implant a recorder into my brain?! Everything from the extreme symbolization and than staring at the blank doc with a smile, you just depicted my entire writing prosses in less than four minutes.
@Shawn45ableКүн бұрын
im ngl idek syladin was a thing, they just seemed like friends helping eachother out.
@geordiejones5618Күн бұрын
I spoiled Santa for myself at age 5 when I recognized my mom's handwriting and I've been unbothered by spoilers since. They either help me not waste my time or confirm that my time is being well spent. I spoiled a big chunk of ASOIF and Malazan, which helped me choose which one to sink my time into (Malazan ofc).
@SelfProclaimedGorlКүн бұрын
Fun fact: humans aren’t the only animals to have wars with each other. Ants do that too
@land3021Күн бұрын
This truly proves that when somethings put into words, it's not the putting into words part that makes it bad... It's the struggle to translate it properly into words, and if you get past that, it's the difficulty of translating it into a story - as in, cramming in all these concepts in a manner that is... comprehensible and evident to the audience? But I still struggle with the putting shit into words part. 3:08 Yay! The big part!
@yokaiwatcher8500Күн бұрын
Yeah I feel this. I accidentally had a REALLY good plot twist spoiled in a favorite game of mine because of a sticker I saw on Redbubble
@AzemZuberovКүн бұрын
Started reading A Game of Thrones almost a year ago, I go' curious and watched a timeline of Robert's Rebellion *and I got spoiled for the identity of the mother of Jon 0_0* So I started binging GoT after that
@fitz8923Күн бұрын
I looked up the populations of various ancient population centers and found the average population densities (surprisingly difficult info to find btw) to know how big to make my dnd homebrew cities and how populated they should be based on their main economies.
@tornadicflareКүн бұрын
That was me reading stormlight for the first time lol
@LordJazzlyКүн бұрын
I never really got the thing with spoilers, unless there's some huge twist that totally changes and recontextualises everything that goes before it, because: If I'm not sure whether or not I want to read a book, part of the process of deciding that is to flip _straight to the end_ and see what it looks like. I even have categories for it! They are, in order of interest level, 'Disorganised and flat', 'Open-ended', 'Clear resolution', 'Clear non-resolution', 'Clearly unhinged', 'I have no idea what that was supposed to be', and 'Ooh stop reading that, this book has major twists in'. It's not even so much about knowing the specific trajectory of a story, as being reassured that it's going to _have_ a trajectory. Not that trajectory is everything; some of my favourite books are meanders, but they are more effort to follow and if you don't _love_ them... (the narration was then resumed by a side character who writes in a different style and follows up on almost none of the previous plot threads) Just spoil yourself a little, it's fine; most story structures are complex enough that it doesn't impact the experience much. (Don't do it with mysteries though.)
@LordJazzlyКүн бұрын
As examples: - Disorganised and flat: 'But then they decided to get married anyway, and the kingdom rejoiced. Everyone was happy.' - Open-ended: 'As for what became of the Princess and the stable-boy - well, that's too much to get into here; our story is ending, but theirs was only just beginning' - Clear resolution: 'And the young Duke, having discovered his lost inheritance, stood before the Princess and asked her for her hand - and they were married in the spring; and they lived a rich and happy life, but never forgot that first meeting by the stables - and all the humble people of the realm prospered for their remembering it' - Clear non-resolution: 'And so, the Princess and the stable-boy were married in the spring - though, not to one another, as such a union would not be possible in their times (or indeed for many years to come). The stable-boy wedded sweet Anne, from the village over the hill; the rest of their tale is lost to history. The Princess - having shown in no uncertain terms that she could not be brought under another's will - assented to marry with the young Duke of Lausenbing-Burgholtz, gentle of disposition, and with personal stakes in a great many key imports for the kingdom.' - Clearly unhinged: 'The Prince-Of-Stables, having shocked the realm at the discovery of his true heritage, decided to shock the realm yet again by laying a proposal of marriage before the Princess; they were wed in the summer, and the fame and infamy of the new King and his glorious and terrible sister-wife Queen only grew and grew, shaking the very foundations of civilised society on the continent with their passion and aggression, in politics and in love.' - I have no idea: 'The delegation from the frog-people having departed a week prior, the old pirate crew took stock with each other. Was it time to return to the kingdom? Or perhaps there was some truth in that old rumour of the lost treasure of the Space Amazons... and who was better positioned to find out, with their blend of psychedelic scrying and hyper-dance-fighting' - Oops, huge twists: 'The armies of the Duke - his estranged father - stood arrayed before the erstwhile stable-boy, across the river, awaiting battle. Beside him stood his comerade-in-arms, his beauty, his love, his outlaw Prince; they'd defied greater odds than this and succeeded, so what was one more battle? Together, they drew swords. They roared for battle. And charged.'
@scientistbirdКүн бұрын
I wish for many works there was like a "you're in the process of experiencing the work" character overview. Like a Worm Novel Character List with art that expands with each chapter you've finished for example.
@dominicandres1762Күн бұрын
-*Watches the video without having read book four, due to having forgotten 90% of the characters during the wait*
@hauntforjackalsКүн бұрын
Years ago I was having trouble visualizing a character, so I did a google image search. Naturally, the top result was fanart of their graphic death scene. I have not tried this again.
@lilpenn7516Күн бұрын
Looked up fan art of a character recently because I forget what he looked like and found out he lost an arm. This videos to real.
@IcyskyesКүн бұрын
That prob would still be shorter than that one loud house fanfic lol
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This was fun to watch.
How about something really unique? A music video promoting a book: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lH92p8VrXb2_mbA.html
How about something really unique? A music video promoting a book: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lH92p8VrXb2_mbA.html
Type 1: Ah, actual world building with humans who are humans. Type II: Oh, humans are morons and the aliens are humans? Type III: r/HFY
Me coming up with ideas for a massive fanfiction series set in the post season 3 Transformers Animated universe expanding on tons of ancillary media-only characters and bringing closure to the series, making countless references and homages to the entire franchise and its enormous roster of characters and concepts along the way, spanning both rejected or otherwise unrealized episodes of the original series and entirely new stories, made up of one-shots and multi-chapter storylines all connected through an underlying plotline teasing a new faction of villains composed of various forgotten Decepticons that come attacking Cybertron in a spectacular final chapter: Also me being stuck on a single story for months, desperately trying to figure out how time travel works in a logical and non self-contradicting way and why the villains would want to use it just because I wanted to force a non-Prime Animated version of Vector Prime barely resembling the original character into an already existing storyline about travelling to a dark future:
Relatable
me trying to forget the major spoiler i found on a book series i didn't finish yet own, many maaaany years ago....i still remember that there's some kind of time skip but i think waiting out my memory of the spoiler has paid off and i might actually read the series xD
Gimmie the art, gimmie the memes
not the "don't hug me, I'm scared" clock lmao
When I read an ebook, I turn off the page counter/progress bar to avoid being spoiled how far the ending is
This has to be a sign that I must remain strong
I can say it for the first time in my life this man is letterly me.
And so I crave spoilers
If a story is good, spoilers will not ruin it, if it is bad, not spoiling will not make it better, if someone wants to look as spoilers they shouldn’t feel guilty about it. However, don’t spoil stuff for people without their consent.
He's a big nose on that close up lol
Honestly, fuck word and their updated color settings. I only write in Word BLUE and they DELETED it and the only options are black, white, gray, and lighter BLUE with WHITE ON IT. Walk into MY HOUSE (your shitty product), change the color of MY WALLS(your shitty product), expect me to still use MY HOUSE (your shitty product) I WONT SUBMIT TO THIS BLATENT VIOLATION OF MY WORKFLOW (i still use your shitty product)
Thats alot of subtext.
Trying to write a one-shot fanfiction under 400,000 words be like
You look like you write for a living ngl
You forgot about the part where someone does actually show up only to say that the book(or movie series or tv series or game) sucks and the person who made it doesn't deserve to live
Me reading The Goblin Emperor. I eventually relented and getting snippets of spoilers made the book a million times better. The best books are the ones that get better every time you reread them<3
You want bleak Type 1? 'The Killing Star', Charles R. Pellegrino and George Zebrowski. It is surreal and depressing. One of the things I find interesting about many modern Sci-Fi writers... They want to portray a future human race as fully integrated and homogenized. You know what happens if that happens? We die out. Our diversity is our greatest strength, and homogenization would eliminate that strength.
This whole thing hinges on the idea that humans are both robots and not robots.
Independence Day VS Rick and Morty
Lol he did read something other than Harry Potter: the Harry Potter Wikipedia page 😂
The matter-antimatter asymmetry is because of a demon who stole it 😂 the abscence of evidence is not evidence of abscence
I read books backwards. Because I am gigachad, and I don't care.
*Finish book* "Off to TV Tropes!"
The only Sci Fi metric that matters to me is how hot the aliens are.
Well of course he's hiding in your closet, you left Reddit open.
so real
"I bet there's so much fanart out there. I bet there's entire communities about people just making memes about this book" and then you finish the book and go online and find out only like 5 people have read this book and nobody has talked about it in years
While reading WoT for the first time after the end of each book I treated myself by going throueh the reddit "Memeing every chapter of Wheel of Time" archive for the corresponding book. Were some things spoiled? Yes. Do I regret it? Slightly. Was I going through a really stressful and isolating time in my life and I just really needed the feeling of community and laughs? Absolutely.
Done know watcha got till it's gone
Just wanted to say, I love your channel man. Keep up the good work! Please!
Im sorry did you implant a recorder into my brain?! Everything from the extreme symbolization and than staring at the blank doc with a smile, you just depicted my entire writing prosses in less than four minutes.
im ngl idek syladin was a thing, they just seemed like friends helping eachother out.
I spoiled Santa for myself at age 5 when I recognized my mom's handwriting and I've been unbothered by spoilers since. They either help me not waste my time or confirm that my time is being well spent. I spoiled a big chunk of ASOIF and Malazan, which helped me choose which one to sink my time into (Malazan ofc).
Fun fact: humans aren’t the only animals to have wars with each other. Ants do that too
This truly proves that when somethings put into words, it's not the putting into words part that makes it bad... It's the struggle to translate it properly into words, and if you get past that, it's the difficulty of translating it into a story - as in, cramming in all these concepts in a manner that is... comprehensible and evident to the audience? But I still struggle with the putting shit into words part. 3:08 Yay! The big part!
Yeah I feel this. I accidentally had a REALLY good plot twist spoiled in a favorite game of mine because of a sticker I saw on Redbubble
Started reading A Game of Thrones almost a year ago, I go' curious and watched a timeline of Robert's Rebellion *and I got spoiled for the identity of the mother of Jon 0_0* So I started binging GoT after that
I looked up the populations of various ancient population centers and found the average population densities (surprisingly difficult info to find btw) to know how big to make my dnd homebrew cities and how populated they should be based on their main economies.
That was me reading stormlight for the first time lol
I never really got the thing with spoilers, unless there's some huge twist that totally changes and recontextualises everything that goes before it, because: If I'm not sure whether or not I want to read a book, part of the process of deciding that is to flip _straight to the end_ and see what it looks like. I even have categories for it! They are, in order of interest level, 'Disorganised and flat', 'Open-ended', 'Clear resolution', 'Clear non-resolution', 'Clearly unhinged', 'I have no idea what that was supposed to be', and 'Ooh stop reading that, this book has major twists in'. It's not even so much about knowing the specific trajectory of a story, as being reassured that it's going to _have_ a trajectory. Not that trajectory is everything; some of my favourite books are meanders, but they are more effort to follow and if you don't _love_ them... (the narration was then resumed by a side character who writes in a different style and follows up on almost none of the previous plot threads) Just spoil yourself a little, it's fine; most story structures are complex enough that it doesn't impact the experience much. (Don't do it with mysteries though.)
As examples: - Disorganised and flat: 'But then they decided to get married anyway, and the kingdom rejoiced. Everyone was happy.' - Open-ended: 'As for what became of the Princess and the stable-boy - well, that's too much to get into here; our story is ending, but theirs was only just beginning' - Clear resolution: 'And the young Duke, having discovered his lost inheritance, stood before the Princess and asked her for her hand - and they were married in the spring; and they lived a rich and happy life, but never forgot that first meeting by the stables - and all the humble people of the realm prospered for their remembering it' - Clear non-resolution: 'And so, the Princess and the stable-boy were married in the spring - though, not to one another, as such a union would not be possible in their times (or indeed for many years to come). The stable-boy wedded sweet Anne, from the village over the hill; the rest of their tale is lost to history. The Princess - having shown in no uncertain terms that she could not be brought under another's will - assented to marry with the young Duke of Lausenbing-Burgholtz, gentle of disposition, and with personal stakes in a great many key imports for the kingdom.' - Clearly unhinged: 'The Prince-Of-Stables, having shocked the realm at the discovery of his true heritage, decided to shock the realm yet again by laying a proposal of marriage before the Princess; they were wed in the summer, and the fame and infamy of the new King and his glorious and terrible sister-wife Queen only grew and grew, shaking the very foundations of civilised society on the continent with their passion and aggression, in politics and in love.' - I have no idea: 'The delegation from the frog-people having departed a week prior, the old pirate crew took stock with each other. Was it time to return to the kingdom? Or perhaps there was some truth in that old rumour of the lost treasure of the Space Amazons... and who was better positioned to find out, with their blend of psychedelic scrying and hyper-dance-fighting' - Oops, huge twists: 'The armies of the Duke - his estranged father - stood arrayed before the erstwhile stable-boy, across the river, awaiting battle. Beside him stood his comerade-in-arms, his beauty, his love, his outlaw Prince; they'd defied greater odds than this and succeeded, so what was one more battle? Together, they drew swords. They roared for battle. And charged.'
I wish for many works there was like a "you're in the process of experiencing the work" character overview. Like a Worm Novel Character List with art that expands with each chapter you've finished for example.
-*Watches the video without having read book four, due to having forgotten 90% of the characters during the wait*
Years ago I was having trouble visualizing a character, so I did a google image search. Naturally, the top result was fanart of their graphic death scene. I have not tried this again.
Looked up fan art of a character recently because I forget what he looked like and found out he lost an arm. This videos to real.
That prob would still be shorter than that one loud house fanfic lol