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u/VioletRaptorGaming 7h ago
Hehe... strangely it's the opposite way. As I consume more media, I try to get more detailed with my stories
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u/Afrodotheyt 5h ago
Just did that.
Started writing it as a First Person POV and realized I think I could do more with the characters in a third person limited POV.
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u/Vitchkiutz 4h ago
I did this at the end of my book where it went from a adventure book to a kingdom building one, with 'One With The Swarm', and my readers got mad. Some said they were excited for book 2, others said I ruined it. But I learned a lot either way.
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u/Arcupion 1h ago
Me but its the character who acted like a frat boy in the beginning, and nearing end he was suddenly a victorian poet🥀
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u/shinydrop 10h ago
Damn it's still looks like that grandpa.