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  • Showdown if i ever win anything on ths 3ds I'll be amazed lol but i have my main team on there :)
    Have u competed in a lot of tournaments on 3ds? And how much do u go on showdown now!
    My mistake not a singles cup lol
    Its was a VGC doubles tournament ( i thought it was singles when i joined) and ya its a tourney it was the first in that category for 2015 and according to the leaders there i did great so lol idk what i did but im glad i could participate!
    Haha well thats even better! I actually won 2 tourneys last night with my monotype teams and i got really excited plus i went on main and battles a singles cup for 2015 and got to semi finals and git points for it! Idk what i even did but apparently i did it good lol
    Well of course you're supposed to feel sympathy and sorry, but without those feelings it's hard to figure out what to say except for an empty "I'm sorry for your loss."

    It does, but it's a pretty interesting plot, honestly.
    Oh yes I can definitely see what you mean. My mate told me on Facebook one day that his uncle got shot and died. I actually messaged another friend to ask him how to deal with the situation because I honestly didn't know.

    That's actually a pretty good concept as well. Perhaps you could mix the two ideas, if you like both.
    I mean, if he's a criminal then he has friends with whom he committed or planned the crimes. Friends who wanted to restore his memory and prevent him from going to the police or getting caught...whatever it takes.
    The friends could then be the ones who put him up to the murder in the final scene.
    Haha im trying to get much better my earth team is my #1 at the moment but my lc team has 11 wins 1 loss
    Ah, my father is like that as well. When he's stuck in a conundrum he gets up and moves about.

    Indeed, I tend to just crack a joke to lighten the mood, but it's not often appreciated. The truth is that I honestly don't really care about their problems either.

    That sounds interesting. How about him being part of a syndicate or a hidden society who secretly watch over him as he regains his memories. As he memorizes more and more his personality conflicts with his past.He is about to go to the police to explain them about what's going on behind the scenes when those who watched over him take him back to their "base" and all sorts of things ensued?

    That's what I was thinking when you said that, it adds a bit of mystery and keeps the readers guessing as to what not just he is about but that syndicate/cult/society as well. What do you think?
    Lol im getting sucked into the battle server i only got on now to PC but ive been on showdown half the day lol. And ya good and bad things but mostly good :p
    Oh, wow, thank you! I just assumed I missed my window and I didn't want to ask. Well, in terms of who to choose, I'm not too sure yet, but I'll give you an answer in a few hours.
    Such a powerfull story! It hit quite close to home, as someone who has dealt with enough self-harm in his personal area, it really shows how hard it for people can be to want to get better, even in a metaphorical sense. Once you get used to something it's really hard to get used to it's absence. Your story really conveys that, and even though it deals with a somewhat abstract concept, it could bea metaphor for a lot of personal, mental, or even physical problems. It's almost poetic.
    Ah, my Word Doc is plenty for me, everything is written in chronological order with a caption regarding its key event. Then there are random paragraphs, for instance one explaining the use of lightning magic which I can then implement whenever I feel necessary.

    Yes, I can agree with you on that. Not being able to feel such emotions helps you remain objective. However, on my side it's also caused some social disruption because I lack compassion and sympathy as well, I really can't deal with other people's problems.

    I think I could actually include it in my current story, coming to think of it. I could include a side character that would be a reflection of myself, although my readers would probably think him dark side, hehe.

    Yeah, some of those designers are brilliant, I'll happily admit that. They're able to create a labyrinth of some sort in which you virtually don't actually get lost, and the way out is always rather easy to find. On the other hand it provides with enough challenge, cover and gimmicks to remain interesting. That's a pretty hard thing to balance.
    I am so, so sorry I never got back to you. I should have, I know. School caught up to me, what with finals, and it has been really hard to make time for fanfiction.

    But the bright side is that I aced my exams so real life is going pretty well. I am officially ready to get back to fanfiction!

    Again, sorry for never responding.
    Lol some people on here do too.
    Im liking battling and tournaments on the PC server now though theyre more fun and theyre getting me more into battling competitively ;)
    Haha, such a thing would drive me mad as it would quickly get disorganized.

    Perhaps someday indeed. Does not feeling it bother you?

    That's true. However, this (in my humble opinion) amazing ability comes with the cost that I need a trigger to bring back a memory. For instance I'd need a post it note with my chores on it so that I remember to do them, but if I, for instance find a coin, a memory of when I was 6 could be triggered where I emptied my piggy bank to buy something. It's all pretty random and pretty hard to fine-tune, but once I remember something, I do remember it in great detail - what day it was, how I felt, what I was wearing, what happened around me, and so on.

    Ah, I see what you mean. I wonder who would be behind the creation of such an arena, and what he's thinking while he creates a map for the layout.
    I share a somewhat similar mindset, to be honest. That chapter I posted for The Fallen Hero took me over a year to put down on paper. It comes slowly because I want the story to come to me, rather than I to the story. I have an entire Word Document dedicated to the plot and key events I want to include - it's about as long as the entire first chapter, haha.

    Love and hate share a similar bond. One cannot be without the other, although love is easier to come by than hate. However, there is a difference between neither hating nor loving anything, and not feeling. You should be aware of that. If a time comes either emotion does arrive, embrace it, be it love or hatred, for feeling one means you're capable of feeling the other.

    Also the thing is, my mind is not creative at all. Instead, my imagination doesn't come farther than my doorstep. I do, however, have a very vast collective memory, and I am able to quickly analyse data as if searching a database, and so I can forge links that other people may not yet find. How do I write stories without a creative mind? I just use whatever I know. The spoken word is my ally, so to speak. :)

    Ahh, the arena I went to was more of a labyrinth than an open field. Tight halls, small crawling spaces and various holes in the walls panned the area.
    Ah, indeed it wouldn't be. After all you are the mod of the writing section, it had slipped my mind. Being a script writer though is vastly different from anything I know. I've read the theatre version of Shakespeare's The Tempest. I don't think I am suitable to write like that, though Shakespeare is on an entire different calibre.

    I've been meaning to watch Through the Wormhole, yes. Morgan Freeman has a really good way of presenting it. Cosmos: A Spacetime Oddysey was certainly interesting as well. I'm also fascinated by the works of Stephen Hawking and read some of his books and watched documentaries of his.

    As far as the circumstances goes, I suffer from primary insomnia, which was so bad at some point I'd go a week without sleep regularly - it's also caused psychological damage and is now the reason I occasionally suffer nightmares in long periods and I cannot stand large crowds, I'm very sensitive to external incentives (I'm not sure if that is the proper English term, though).
    I also lack various emotions, meaning that I probably feel them, but I can't recognize them. There are very few emotions that I feel and recognize. Fear, anxiety, joy and anger are all I recognize, so my days are generally grey.
    Both middle school and high school were a rough time because of this, primarily because neither I nor my parents knew this all was happening, until I spiralled into a depression so deeply that I decided to end my life, which was prevented by my father.
    Since then I've been at home, seen various therapists, underwent several examinations, and now study at home.
    It feels good to tell my story sometimes, I do not really talk about this often.

    So back on to a brighter topic, the Laser Tag Arena definitely sounds like a fun challenge to take on. I'd just wonder how many people would be allowed in at once. Two parties of five simply wouldn't cut it there, you'd be able to go an entire 30 minutes without meeting one another at all? And does it have traps as well?
    The Laser Tag Arena I went to had several dummies posted that could tag you as well, causing you to lose points if you got hit so you had to be careful wherever you went. There were also some light bulbs that could tag anyone underneath them. You couldn't just rush in somewhere and expect not to get hit by something.
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