Yeah now that I think about it, shooting and aiming should be done with the same keys. Thank you for playing!
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Haha I guess that is the case. In my opinion, things get very disorientating at the end of page 1, and page 2 largely makes it more confusing; because of how fast paced the narrative is, that is, perhaps, accurately representing the feelings of the characters in that moment, which is good, but as a reader I struggle to put myself into an environment and with people I cannot imagine. I feel like that is especially the case when writing things that are different from "traditional" fantasy and include things that might be new to reader, because of the total lack of meta grounding at that point
Loved the mysterious feelings this evokes! The descriptions and the dialogue felt very dynamic and fast paced. I struggled just a tiny bit to follow the story on the first read though, I think it was too dialogue heavy for my liking and I did not have enough "grounding" in the environment to properly visualize the world; I do believe that is just a personal preference, though, and overall I really enjoyed reading it! I think it has a lot of artistic value, and does a great job at showcasing the characters
This was very pleasant to read! The words and descriptions were easy to follow, and I could almost see the apartment and the snowing streets. It very nicely fits the melancholic vibes (at least, that is what I was feeling. Maybe bittersweet is a better word for it?) in the middle of the story, with the cozy, heartwarming feelings by the end of it. I felt the transition from the conflict to conflict resolution was a bit abrupt, but that is perhaps because of the word limit, or just my personal preference for reading the inner monologues lol.
Overall, I think you are really talented and I really enjoyed reading the story! Would love to read more of your works!
Thank you very much for the detailed comment! This was my first story and your feedback helps a lot. When adding the Pines in that moment, I was trying to give the character some "grounding"; otherwise, I would have felt like Crub agreeing to become a hero would be somewhat unjustified within the story, since up to that point I had only focused on showcasing that it was chaotic and dangerous, but now that I read it again it does feel out of place...
I will definitely work on restricting the pride; I personally really like long descriptions of stuff, but I definitely need to work on integrating actual story into it.
Again, thank you for the detailed reply!!!









