We already have a big thread where people talk about what kinds of settings they like. Someone should just read it and come up with a setting and tell people to write.
One of the problems with this group is there are a lot of people who want everyone to "just write" but not a lot of people that are willing to do all the other shit that goes along with it.
I greatly enjoyed making the setting for Anyria, as an example. It failed horribly. Do I regret spending the time/energy on it? Not a bit, because, whether it succeeded or not, a lot of that work was stuff that had to be done whether it was going to succeed or not.
A lot of the info is out there about what people do/don't want. You want a setting for people to just write, then just make one and hope they.
EDIT: The "just write" argument -- for lack of a better word -- has never and, likely, will never work on this group of people. There are too many people who are at the point where they would rather talk/argue about what they do/don't like about writing than just actually write.
One of the problems with this group is there are a lot of people who want everyone to "just write" but not a lot of people that are willing to do all the other shit that goes along with it.
I greatly enjoyed making the setting for Anyria, as an example. It failed horribly. Do I regret spending the time/energy on it? Not a bit, because, whether it succeeded or not, a lot of that work was stuff that had to be done whether it was going to succeed or not.
A lot of the info is out there about what people do/don't want. You want a setting for people to just write, then just make one and hope they.
EDIT: The "just write" argument -- for lack of a better word -- has never and, likely, will never work on this group of people. There are too many people who are at the point where they would rather talk/argue about what they do/don't like about writing than just actually write.
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