Ghost of Tsushima Story

Hey, its me again.

Writing from my phone this time. It certainly is late.

I just finished Ghost of Tsushima, and honestly, its an amazing game. Probably in my top five games of all time. I know there are people that have a lot of problems with it, but personally, I loved every second of it.

I wanted to write a story based off of it, but I wanted to wait until I finished the entire main storyline. Now that i've done that, I will probably be moving forward to writing it.

That brings up a couple of things, however.

Firstly, how will this affect my othet stories?

If any of you are a follower of mine, or read my stories, you will know that currently I am writing two (technically four) stories at once.

Why don't I simply stick with one and finish it, instead of hopping to and fro' stories?

Because it keeps the joy of writing there for me. I hate writing a single thing for too long. When I created A Rimworld Away, I did it because I loved the idea, AND it would give me some time away from Solaire and His Sun.

Solaire's story isn't on hiatus. In fact, I've been writing behind the scenes. But I spent a lot of time recently focusing on Rimworld because its the 'new project.'

Within time, I'll hop back onto Solaire's story and stick with that. I'll periodically switch between stories, to keep it fresh for myself. Three stories I think is a good healthy amount to keep myself entertained with writing. Burning out is something I don't want.

Back to the topic at hand though. Ghost of Tsushima.

The biggest problem with writing the story is the spoilers. That will affect the decision for people to read it. I wont spoil anything here, but the story will contain things about the ending and other such things.

Also, there also comes the decision for First or Third person.

I love the idea of doing first person, showing the viewer the thoughts of Jin, the main protagonist. During the game, he talks to himself quite a bit. Always in first person (obviously.)

However, third person would allow me to write in an omnipotent standpoint, giving me reign to show the viewer something else that isn't from a flawed perspective.

What do I mean flawed perspective?

All first person view stories are flawed in perspective. I dont mean that they are bad! Far from it.

Flawed perspective is the understanding that you are looking from that characters eyes, which means you are bound to that and only that. It comes from the understanding that third person is an omnipotent standpoint, or "all knowing, perfect" standpoint, while first person is the "perception based, flawed" perspective.

Or I could simply switch between the both.

Either way, I'm planning on writing a story based off of it. Oh, and if anyone knows any good artists that I can commission for cover-art, i'd be very thankful! I don't expect free art, i'm just having trouble finding someone to pay to make some good art. Hopefully i'll have enough money!

Either way, have a good day, people.

Want a little quote from me? Alright!

Don't live like you have more than one life. Do not be afraid to take chances and have fun with the one chance your given, but don't end it prematurely.

(Also, sorry for any spelling errors. Phone troubles.)