[ SECRET POST #4311 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4311 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fandom secrets you can't be bothered to make

[(Anonymous)]

That's just so not true. Worldbuilding, making developed original characters, and crafting a logical plot are a ton of work. "Do whatever the fuck you want" is a very bad philosophy for original writing and probably leads to very poor fiction.

Re: Fandom secrets you can't be bothered to make

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt - This. Someone who says that original writing is easier because you can do whatever you want either doesn't write original fiction, or they're really terrible and lazy about it so they assume everyone else is taking the same lazy shortcuts.

Re: Fandom secrets you can't be bothered to make

[(Anonymous)]

But the thing is

I do that all the time

Literally all worldbuilding is is going, "I want it to be like this in my world, because I say so."

Like, Twilight's popularity proves your point is wrong. People are going to enjoy a book not because it's the most well-researched, most accurate thing in the world, but because it gives them what they want out of a book. Most don't care about how complex your worldbuilding is, even! It's great if they do, but like. Most people read to be self-indulgent. You've seen how many times people have poked holes through Harry Potter's worldbuilding and plot, and yet it's still insanely popular and fun.