“Sorry, but I don’t need your help. I can do my own story wether you like it or not.”
Story: The Question’s Answer
Chapter: 1.
From: MonfernoFreak ( http://www.fanfiction.net/u/3016020/ )
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You know, I see you critizing people all the time about their stories. This
one isn’t so great, so you shouldn’t be saying shit to other people. It’s just
down right mean when you’re not even THAT good yourself.
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Yesterday 2:35PM Yesterday 2:44PM Yesterday 3:52PM Yesterday 8:14PM I must know. 2. Then, you go down to the bottom of their list of stories. 3. You choose one of the bottom stories (unless they don’t have a long list and then instead you just choose the very last one) 4. You have a quick read of it, and then put in a shitty review, giving them the feeling of what they made other people feel. But, just not as harsh because you’re not that kind of person. 5. Reply to their insistant replies in PM about the review :) Was that good enough for ya? Now, I’ll tell you a few things about what you’re also confused about. It’s not always decade old stories, bu it is preferred. Sometimes, it even makes them want to go back over it and fix it or delete the whole story. Also, a time machine is highly recommended by authors!! Also, dimension changers work too because then it’s sort of distorted, making them more aggonised by the review, being unable to see all of it, and they want to find out more :O I sincerely hope all of this helped you out, fucktard :) Yup, I really am smiling. There must be some other way! Yesterday 8:37PM Yesterday 8:39PM Yesterday 8:41PM Yesterday 8:43PM Yesterday 8:57PM Yesterday 8:57PM I actually only review by request outside of NaRe. There’s a link on my profile for how to do that. Also, deleting old stories is cowardly. Yesterday 9:03PM Yesterday 9:04PM They’re poor reviews. Mine are honest. You can disagree with them, but at least when I say something’s good it means more than that I needed to say something to balance out a criticism. Yesterday 9:10PM Yesterday 9:16PM |
That went some weird places.
This will probably result in people saying that they heard I said I was really just doing this to crush souls, but whatever, people would say that even if I never said a word.
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| Dipitai413 | re: Your review to Scratch in a Diamond |
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Thank you for telling me so much that I missed or got wrong! I’ll fix it up a bit now :) Haha now that you pointed it all out, I realized it sucks so far so I’ll improve the first chapter to be more interesting and less confusing. |
| Subzero Dragon | re: Your review to Wandering Legend |
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| dsgamerAllyson | re: Your review to Shadows of Almia |
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| WolfSoulPuppy | re: Your review to An UmbreonGlaceon Forbidden Love Story |
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| WolfSoulPuppy | re: Your review to An UmbreonGlaceon Forbidden Love Story |
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| girandmoose4ever | Leave me alone! |
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| I-Fallen-Angel-I | re: Your review to Pokemon Ranger: The Type Experts |
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As for the Pokemon names, I know it’s a bit weird how I capitalized their names, but I’ve noticed that in any Pokemon game, their names have a capital letter. I was just trying to make it neater to me and the reader. I guess that some people don’t agree with me… |
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Name: DARKWOLF180
Profile: http://www.fanfiction.net/u/4278029/
Reply link: https://www.fanfiction.net/pm2/post.php?rid=49428691#new
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Subject: review.
well thanks for telling me some of the problems in the story, next time I hope
I can make a better chapter, well thanks again for telling me some of the
problems.
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Blocked, for some reason.
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| pokefan113 | Re: Your Review |
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Well, most “cities” in the Pokémon game series are miniscule. You know, just a few streets, 4-10 buildings. There are some that are larger, yes. The reason I said that was to tell the reader how infamous Ben is. This immense city (the only one he’s really committed serious crimes in) has wanted posters for him everywhere. Yeah, that’s exactly it. Someone wouldn’t recognize him unless they were searching for him. Thanks for the tough words about my semicolon issue, by the way. I’ve found my self overusing them in all of my writing. It’s just that I (think :P) I’ve finally learned their proper use, so I got excited. My fault. This was, actually, an experimental story. My main goal was to use as many differing adjectives/adverbs as possible without flooding the story. I apologize, I thought that “lowly” would be acceptable. I do admit that the “lowly” DID tug at my conscience. Hm. Okay, I think I get it. Thank you for explaining it to me. I think I’ll go fix that part now. Alright, Truffles is “out” because of the fact that he is being pursued. Ben wants some sort of ready protection from the guards (or in this case, that crazy ninja lady). Also, his typhlosion is his only pokemon. You also zig-zag when an alligator is chasing you. See, by “zig-zag” I basically meant cutting corners here and there. I should’ve thought of a better way to describe it. Again, obviously my fault. Look, this I never really thought much of. The problem of sight arose in my mind, but I dismissed it. Maybe they’re standing in an area where the moonlight can shine freely without being obstructed by leaves. Also, by my (terrible) memory, I think that they are rather close. I’m not sure if that matters to you or not. The point you bring up is a good one, as always. This would be tough for a reader to imagine, I understand. She is a trained sort of assassin (I haven’t had much time to think of the backstories) that, frankly, loves killing those who “deserve” it. That’s why she takes her time. The Flamethrower (I like to capitalize attacks, sue me) was aimed at her feet due to yet another backstory. Long-story-short, Truffles isn’t really ever in the mood to kill someone. This attack is most used, most trained-with. It’s very powerful, the force of it throwing the pursuer off of her feet. The rest is a mystery, Ben just focusing on getting out of her grip. She probably hit the ground in an awkward fashion. I leave that to the reader’s imagination (which was possibly a bad idea). Again, thanks for the review! I need some tough criticism. |
| Red Fang71 | re: Your review to The Story of Red Fang |
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I am glad, however, that you at least read it. Thank you. Also, the whole German Houndoom thing is a little inside joke with my friends and I. If you don’t like it, then please don’t continue to read this story because when Red Fang becomes a bigger character, it’s going to drive you crazy. |
‘ Too lazy to change it.’
How stupid. -_- Is it that much time taken up to fix up a few mistakes here and there? It’s funny how they’ll spend the time writing the story, but won’t spend a few minutes fixing things up.
Not just spend time writing the story, but spend time informing Farla that they’re lazy!
“Its called constructive -criticism- for a reason!”
I love you, whoever you are. (Also, it should be “it’s”–but I still love you!)
[[ I don’t always mean my compliments]]
WHY DO PEOPLE NOT GET THAT THIS IS A PROBLEM
The weirdest thing is how they immediately saw the problem when I suggest that maybe other people are doing the same to them. For something that’s supposed to be about empathy, people sure do fail to think about how someone would feel.
This just in from MonfernoFreak, because yes, I was so bored I decided to tell that little shit to suck it up and stop white-knighting bad authors, and apparently, Farla, you annoy him so much because you hardly ever COMPLIMENT. WOW. I had no idea that critiquing had to have compliments! I guess no constructive critique I’ve ever received was valid then, because I didn’t see a single compliment anywhere! Oh my, that’s five years of improvement gone straight down the drain!
People are so retarded.