Snowflake Challenge 6 and 7

[got_quiet]

Create something.

I'm not capable of coming up with something creative on command so I finished up another review for playingstory instead. I've been meaning to get that one done for a while, anyway.

And since that's a short challenge, here is #7 too:

Tell us about 3 fandom resources

 

http://fayde.co.uk/ - This is a tool that lets you search the entire script of Disco Elysium, as well as reconstruct chunks of dialogue and peek at variable checks. Considering the game has more words than most novels, this makes for an essential canon review tool.

https://nyaa.si/ - Uh... self evident I think. Arr, mateys. I do stream anime on official channels whenever possible, but when there's a subscription lock for later seasons or what have you I have no shame.

Actually I have a much better one. https://4thewords.com is a gamified writing system where you fight monsters by writing a certain number of words within a time limit. It helps me keep a writing habit, even if it's mostly to keep a personal diary. The only problem is I have a habit of losing fights because after getting within 10 words of winning I wander off and forget... then come back and the 990 words I wrote before that have come to nothing (this just happened to me two minutes ago...)
 
https://www.legendkeeper.com/ - This is a campaign and worldbuilding tool that is just about to come out of closed beta. I've played around with it for my own projects and use it mostly like a personal wiki with more bells and whistles than usual.

Comments

[goddess47]

Yay for finishing reviews! Good for you!

That 4thewords sounds interesting. Something that keeps you writing is good -- even if you get distracted at the end! ::grin::

Something that's about to come out of closed beta that you've found useful is always a great addition to fandom! Good to hear about it.

Thanks for joining in Snowflake!

[autumndaze]

Someday I'll actually use 4thewords. I tried it ages ago and never stuck with it. Someone I know is really into it, though, and they seem to like it a lot.