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@ChuckBMatthews @ViviRobichaud Wrong. We should talk more about 2013. A lot more. And just to be clear. I wasn't one of those tag team partners. I've always beat you up anyways :P
I've had some time to reflect. Maybe it was unfair of me to demand anything of you. Maybe it was only natural for you to move on without me. Maybe I was wrong. Maybe my ego got the better of me. Ill be back a different man @MillenniumFed
I did not expect such a response to my pet peeve. It's a bit overwhelming to be honest lol. It wasn't aimed at anyone. I know writing in a script style like that is the norm but it is just something that always bugged me a bit. It is an interesting debate #OOC
@ProjectHolland3 That's a fair point. I guess my problem lies in the fact that it isn't happening on screen. It is happening in text. And mentioning a camera and when the scene opens makes it look like a screenplay. And that just doesn't sit that well with me #OOC
Speaking of e-fedding pet peeves... "The scene opens with" "The camera zooms in on" "We see.." and so many more. Please stop. I know how to read. You don't have to hold my hand. #OOC
@PoeIsFear @Hackerman4000 I don't have a problem with setting the scene. Mentioning a camera or reminding me that I am part of an audience kills the immersion for me. That's where my problem lies. In these small phrases that I mentioned that break the fourth wall in a bad way.
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As soon as anything happens the scene opens. You don't have to tell me that the scene opens. If you want to bring my attention to a title belt for example. Then write something about it. The camera doesn't have to zoom in on it.