Griffons, Diamond Dogs, Dragons and Changelings, they are all bad company for you. The story becomes crazier and more violent the more it goes on. Prepare to get raped!
Equestria a place where ponies rule with absolute dominance, but what of the others? The Gryphons, the diamond dogs, the changelings, the minotaurs? Harmony has ruled for far too long, now the true power of Chaos is unleashed in the form of one man.
Ganon is defeated, but the servants of Majora are not through with antagonizing Equestria just yet. Witness several key events that will ultimately lead to the cataclysmic War of the Three Worlds.
In the far south of Equestria, beyond the reach of Princess Celestia's law, seven creatures will come together for a simple job... that will become a legend.
34k words is awful long for a single chapter (that's the length of a novella in itself!), and the organization is a bit disjointed. I started losing track of things about a third of the way through.
I'm betting most of those dislikes came from people who didn't make it past the intro/first couple paragraphs, though.
I do think it has some potential, but it could use more editing. I'll keep an eye on it out of vague curiosity.
Thank you. I had written most of it in one go, so the next few chapters are a bit off still. I wasn't sure if it was alright or not. I'm sure there is definitely room for improvement.
Seeing all those thumbs down didn't help with my confidence, plus I discovered a sad song about scootaloo at the same time as posting this. So my self-esteem wasn't great for a day or so. Thank you.
3329024 I first clicked on this story because I was curious about unusual number of pure downvotes it had collected before anyone had even had a chance to read it, actually!
The only reason I would have had for downvoting would have been that it felt a bit like a rough rough draft, but I don't think that was why. Maybe it was, I don't know.
3330745 Originally you said it was because of the organisation, plus it was awfully long for one chapter. I appreciated your feedback then and now.
I have since edited it so it flows better. I have asked my sister to go over it and suggest changes to the outline, She is taking a bit longer than I would like, so in the meantime I will continue writing the next chapter I do feel I can do better,
3331275 Well, I originally thought that most of the downvotes were from people who had only read only the description and disliked it on some misguided principle, hence, "I'm betting most of those dislikes came from people who didn't make it past the intro..." Even the more popular stories featuring certain things can get a visit from the dislike fairy when they hit the front page and fall under everyone's scrutiny.
The organization was just what I thought was the most important thing to focus on here. Nitty-gritty details and prose take a backseat to characters and overarching organisation/pacing/flow, I think, especially in the early stages of editing. Putting together a clean final product in writing is a lot of work
but the most important thing at this stage is to keep writing -- worst case scenario, you still get a little more content to fiddle with and get a little better at it to boot.
Quote Even the more popular stories featuring certain things can get a visit from the dislike fairy when they hit the front page and fall under everyone's scrutiny.
I agree with 3330745. I read because I was curious about the downvotes, especially with the Doc Ock arms (which is a sick concept). It wasn't downvote-worthy, but it did feel a bit messy at times. It could have used another proofreading. I also felt the main character was a bit overpowered.
34k words is awful long for a single chapter (that's the length of a novella in itself!), and the organization is a bit disjointed. I started losing track of things about a third of the way through.
I'm betting most of those dislikes came from people who didn't make it past the intro/first couple paragraphs, though.
I do think it has some potential, but it could use more editing. I'll keep an eye on it out of vague curiosity.
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Thank you. I will see what I can do about it.
Can't wait for more!
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Thank you.
I had written most of it in one go, so the next few chapters are a bit off still.
I wasn't sure if it was alright or not. I'm sure there is definitely room for improvement.
Seeing all those thumbs down didn't help with my confidence, plus I discovered a sad song about scootaloo at the same time as posting this. So my self-esteem wasn't great for a day or so.
Thank you.
3327508 I don't even know why they would down vote it.
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I first clicked on this story because I was curious about unusual number of pure downvotes it had collected before anyone had even had a chance to read it, actually!
The only reason I would have had for downvoting would have been that it felt a bit like a rough rough draft, but I don't think that was why. Maybe it was, I don't know.
3330745
Originally you said it was because of the organisation, plus it was awfully long for one chapter. I appreciated your feedback then and now.
I have since edited it so it flows better. I have asked my sister to go over it and suggest changes to the outline, She is taking a bit longer than I would like, so in the meantime I will continue writing the next chapter
I do feel I can do better,
3331275
Well, I originally thought that most of the downvotes were from people who had only read only the description and disliked it on some misguided principle, hence, "I'm betting most of those dislikes came from people who didn't make it past the intro..."
Even the more popular stories featuring certain things can get a visit from the dislike fairy when they hit the front page and fall under everyone's scrutiny.
The organization was just what I thought was the most important thing to focus on here. Nitty-gritty details and prose take a backseat to characters and overarching organisation/pacing/flow, I think, especially in the early stages of editing.
Putting together a clean final product in writing is a lot of work
but the most important thing at this stage is to keep writing -- worst case scenario, you still get a little more content to fiddle with and get a little better at it to boot.
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Even the more popular stories featuring certain things can get a visit from the dislike fairy when they hit the front page and fall under everyone's scrutiny.
Wow
I thought Bronies were better than that.
I agree with 3330745. I read because I was curious about the downvotes, especially with the Doc Ock arms (which is a sick concept). It wasn't downvote-worthy, but it did feel a bit messy at times. It could have used another proofreading. I also felt the main character was a bit overpowered.
this story is TL:DR in a nutshell, break the chapters up a bit and you'll be fine. the story itself is good, but it's too crushed up
Can't wait to see what happens next. :)