This is a small sneak preview of something I am working on. I know it's not the greatest, please provide constructive criticism, suggestions, and comments.
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Project Terra: Stan Richards
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iGeo wrote:And why the hell do you yanks have your flag like EVERYWHERE... do you forget what country you're in or something?
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Yea, but they all call the "things" things because they don't know what they are. It is a bit like Doom3, I'm going to make a movie about it later, when I get around to it, but thanks for the feedback.GametagAeonFlux wrote:Saying "thing" a lot really takes away from it...expand your vocabulary or avoid writing the same phrase over and over.
It's a good start/premise though...sounds like Doom 3.


iGeo wrote:And why the hell do you yanks have your flag like EVERYWHERE... do you forget what country you're in or something?
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Monster, beast, creature, animal etc etc...you don't have to have all of the SAT words memorized, just use any word other than "thing". Or you can use some descriptive imagery/adjectives for filler sentences in between your actions/events.bricksarefun wrote: Yea, but they all call the "things" things because they don't know what they are. It is a bit like Doom3, I'm going to make a movie about it later, when I get around to it, but thanks for the feedback.
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Well, you can use other words like "being", "monster" or "demon". That still pretty much leaves it in the air for what they are. Looks like a good start. Though, I agree with GTAF, try to use a more complex vocabulary in reference to the zombies or whatever. The rest of the word choice is actually nicely varied. 
