Recent content by MisterMan1965

I get hung up by the feeling that my descriptions of the mechanics of sex are getting repetitive. There are only so many words to describe what's happening, and a good number of them I don't find appealing or don't fit the mood I'm going for. As a result, rather than using the same descriptions...

I feel the same way. I'll fix typos and clean up prose, even add a small elements/retcon details that make the chapter work better with ideas I came up with as I wrote later chapters, but I haven't done wholesale rewrites. I like the idea of starting a new branch. Even if it doesn't diverge...

Thanks. That worked. Now "Strange Magic" is "Spelling Errors"!

The question is: Can it be done? In a massive example of l'esprit de l'escalier, I have come up with a much better title for my story that's been around for just over a year. *sigh*

Thanks for covering my basic-ass story. ;) I'm surprised how relatively gentle Marcie and Gina were with it. Most of their issues with it were actually pretty fair. Unoriginal premise and kinks - check. Not trusting the reader to get the jokes - yeah, a little. The girls getting a bit more...

If I understand it correctly, it's a female protagonist who has multiple males devoted to her. It's not exactly reverse, more gender-switched, but that's how the term is used, as far as I know.

I'm feeling open to my work being savaged mercilessly for a few laughs. Any chance Marcie and Gina could take a look at Strange Magic? https://chyoa.com/story/Strange-Magic.59355

Yeah, that's GMing 101. If the players have a better idea, go with it. Or sometimes, if they theorize something much worse for themselves than you had planned, that can work, too. "Stop giving the GM ideas," is regularly heard around my gaming table.

Very much this. I love when a reader is engaged enough to either suggest or speculate on what happens next. I've gotten some good ideas from both, and better insight into what about a chapter or branch is appealing to the reader who comments.

It would be great to have the ability to delete or edit comments. I occasionally respond to a comment when I'm looking at "All Comments," so it shows up in my first chapter, and doesn't make sense without context.

Definitely this. Stay in the habit of writing, but work on something fresh for a little while.

I've just been using Google Docs for writing, and haven't really been too concerned about backing up so far. Have things been lost from CHYOA? I wonder if a wiki of some sort might work for maintaining the branching structure?

I saw that as a thread title in the Site Feedback forum. I thought it would actually make a pretty good title and premise for a science fiction story, in which the protagonist stalked by a mysterious, implacable, menacing sex-bot.