lilapilla:

so if you’re an active blog and post any of the stuff below please reblog this thing so i can come check you out:

• Dragon Age
• Mass Effect
• Fallout
• Pokemon (especially Team Instinct)
• Overwatch
  
• Roleplay shit (like Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Critical Role, etc)
• Art and Design (fanart ABSOLUTELY counts, see above fandoms)
• Shitposts and memes
• DOGS AND CUTE ANIMALS PLEZ

please guys my dash is ded

daddytloak:

daddytloak:

• Mass Effect
• Dishonored 
• Saints Row 
• Dragon Age 
• The Elder Scrolls 
• Overwatch 
• Pokémon 
• Fallout 
• Destiny 
• The Witcher 
• Horizon Zero Dawn

So yeah, things have been a bit slow on my dash so I WILL CHECK OUT ALL BLOGS THAT LIKE/REBLOG THIS POST. NO JOKE, I’LL CHECK OUT ALL BLOGS! Content can be fan art, headcanons, fanfiction, edits, videos, etc. It can be reblogs, or original. Oh, and femslash is definitely welcome and NSFW content is cool too (but like not super obscene shit, though).

And if you’re reblogging this, can you put in the tags what you post? Thanks guys!

theluminousnight:

words-writ-in-starlight:

dainesanddaffodils:

One of my favorite phrases my Creative Writing professor had for when you’re writing fantasy is ‘giving your story a Flux Capacitor’.

Because it’s not real, it doesn’t exist. But the way it’s thrown into Back to the Future, at no point does it throw the audience off or suspend any more disbelief than time travel would. You believe Doc when he says he created the Flux Capacitor - the thing that makes time travel possible, because the universe never questions him. 

So it essentially means like, there are going to be elements to your universe that are just not gonna make any sense, even if you set up a whole system based on it. And the only way to make it work is completely own it. You cannot second-guess your system or else the reader will too. You can give it the strangest explanation, but write it like you own it.  

Either you’ve got to follow the rules of reality and physics and shit TO THE LETTER, or you have to say “naaaaaah” and fuck off with your magic/sci-fi/whatever to have a marvelous garden party where reality isn’t invited.

gotta love that suspension of disbelief