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I am revving to do Nanowrimo this year. I just wanted to share an idea that I have been playing with (literally) for some time.
Using this wonderful device as a writer's companion, or a prompt generator.
I am writing a fantasy yarn, a first person sword and planet adventure. When in doubt, when I need a character, or an outcome RPGsolo is right behind my text, waiting.
Thus far it is working wonders!
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That's great to hear Valdus. One of my thoughts while designing was that it could also be used as a writer's prompt tool.
Maybe you could post to the unplugged section as I'm sure we all would enjoy reading your story.
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I may throw up a scene that was heavily influenced by rpgsolo. But the writing right now is coming way too quick for that.
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When I'm writing, solo play is for when I get stuck, not for when the writing is going well.
But, that being said, solo play works wonderfully when I need it.
John
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It is back there like a sideline muse and allow me to simply muse. It is not a crutch by no means. But it works when you are stuck in the mud.
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