01-18-2017, 12:40 PM
I'd like to nominate Curse of the High Tide for a great writing bonus. I've been consistently impressed by Vision's abilities to portray the internal workings off the android relative to what's outside, and speaking as a guy studying computer engineering, I have seen far worse examples of pseudo-code in my days. Likewise Frisk has been doing a great job of sticking to her character's pacifist origins, even though so much of the omniverse is designed around violence and conflict. Always cool when a concept character can stay strong through an extended period of time. The only reason I would say this isn't exemplary is length I believe, there's a lot of dialog, and the previously mentioned pseudo-code can make posts look longer than they actually are. All together though an excellent piece of writing from both authors! Go Omnivengers!
I'd also like to nominate Psychic Collison (from Kerrigan and Sabrina/Undyne) for the great bonus. I have gotten a chance to write with both of these writers and can attest first hand that they know their characters. Even if that wasn't the case though, there's nothing not to love about two powerful psychics engaging in diplomatic interrogations of each other's backstories and capabilities. This was one of those threads I was always excited for another post in, even though it didn't have any effect on my own storylines. Again, the only real issue is length, as the conversation plays out in very appropriate time frames and then the primes go their separate ways. A quality read from two quality writers!
I'd also like to nominate Psychic Collison (from Kerrigan and Sabrina/Undyne) for the great bonus. I have gotten a chance to write with both of these writers and can attest first hand that they know their characters. Even if that wasn't the case though, there's nothing not to love about two powerful psychics engaging in diplomatic interrogations of each other's backstories and capabilities. This was one of those threads I was always excited for another post in, even though it didn't have any effect on my own storylines. Again, the only real issue is length, as the conversation plays out in very appropriate time frames and then the primes go their separate ways. A quality read from two quality writers!
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